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Olean Duplex Dire.6tory.
1901.
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K GENERAL DIRECTORY OF CITIZENS—A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY—COPYRIGHTED STREET AND BLOCK DIRECTORY
OF OLEAN—RECORDS OF THE CITY AND NORTH OLEAN
VILLAGE GOVERNMENTS—THEIR INSTITUTIONS,
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DERRICK PUBLISHING COMPANY,
(Directory Department,)
PUBLISHERS, OIL CITY, PA.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
W e herewith submit the third issue of the Olean Duplex Directory, on.
which neither pains nor expense have been spared. The publication of directories, like any other business requiring accuracy, cannot be undertaken by
persons unacquainted with this difficult branch of bookmaking. W e are
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make the Olean Directory second to no work of its kind, not even excepting the
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produce the work regardless of profit or loss. A n accurate directory is a
matter of vital importance, not alone for the convenience of finding people
at present, but for the certain record which it preserves for later years. It
is a choronological history of Olean, its people and its institutions. A complete canvass has been made of every nook and corner of the city and
suburbs, every adult has been interviewed both at his h o m e and place of
business. The conditions of the city and its inhabitants are better than ever
before, and the prospects for the future more favorable. O n every hand
is ample evidence of material advancement and prosperity.
This vodume contains, including wife's names, 10,568 names, being a
gain of 855 names over the 1898 Directory.
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GENERAL INDEX.
General
Index.
Page.
Abbreviations
Allegany Directory
American Protective Legion
Ancient Order Hibernians
Ancient Order United Workmen
Announcement
Bands and Orchestras
Banks
Benevolent Protective Order Elks
Board of Education
Board of Health (City)
Board of Health (Town)
Board of Supervisors
Board of Water Commissioners
Brotherhoo3 of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Cattaraugus County Officers
Cemetery
Churches
City Government
Clubs
Commercial Blocks
Daughters of Erin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dutch Order Harigari
Eclectic Assembly
Express Companies
Fire Alarm Boxes and Department
Fraternal Mystic Circle
Glass Bottle Blowers Association
Grand Army Republic
Grand International Auxiliary to the B. of L. E
Halls and Opera Houses
Improved Order Heptosophs
Improved Order Red M e n
Incorporated Companies
Independent Order Foresters
Independent Order Odd Fellows
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15
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146
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GENERAL INDEX
General I n d e x — C o n t i n u e d .
Index to Advertisements
Index to Street and Block Directory
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Honor
Knights of Pythias
Knights of the Maccabees
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association
Ladies of the Maccabees
Library
Local Tribe Ben Hur
Loyal Mystic Legion of America
Map
Masonic
Miscellaneous Organizations
National Association Stationary Engineers
National Guard
Newspapers
North Olean Schools
North Olean Village Government
Olean Alphabetical Directory
Olean Board of Trade
Olean Classified Business Directory
Olean Improved Street and Block Directory
Olean Miscellaneous Directory
Patrons of Husbandry
Police Department
Portville Directory
Postofflce
Private Schools
Protected H o m e Circle
Public Schools and Teachers
Railroad Companies
Royal Arcanum
Salvation Army
Select Knights
South Olean School
Telegraph and Telephone Companies
Temperance Organizations
Title Page
T o w n Officers
Ward Boundaries
Westons Mills Directory
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Opp. inside front cover
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INDEX TO STREET AND BLOCK DIRECTORY.
I n d e x to Street a n d
A d a m s (City)
A d a m s (Bast Olean)
Alder
Ash
Avenue A (Boardmanville)
Avenue A (North Olean)
Avenue B
Barry (North)
Barry (South)
Bartlett Avenue
Bell
Bishop
Brickell Avenue
Brook
Buffalo
Bush
Canal
Center
Cherry
Chestnut
City Line Alley
Clark
Clinton (North)
Clinton (South)
Coleman
Crown
Davis Avenue
Division
Bast Avenue
Elm
Erie Avenue
First Avenue
First (North)
First (South)
Second Avenue
Second (North)
Second (South)
Third Avenue
Third (North)
Third (South)
Fourth Avenue
Fourth (North)
Fourth (South)
Fifth Avenue
Fifth (North)
Fifth (South)
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Page.
147
147
147
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143
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157
157
157
158
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Directory.
Sixth (North)
Sixth (South)
Seventh (North)
Seventh (South)
Eighth (North)
Eighth (South)
Ninth (North)
Ninth (South)
Tenth (North)
Tenth (South)
Eleventh (North)
Eleventh (South)
Twelfth (North)
Twelfth (South)
Thirteenth (North)
Thirteenth (South)
Fourteenth
Fifteenth (North)
Fifteenth (South)
Franklin
Front
Fulton
Garden Avenue
Genesee
Goodrich Avenue
Green (East)
Green (West)
Griffin
Grossman Avenue
Gulf
Hamilton
Henley (East)
Henley (West)
Higgins Avenue
Homer
Hoops
Irving
Jay
Johnson
King
Laurel Avenue
Laurens
Line
Main (City and N. Olean)
Main (Boardmanville)
Maple
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158
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INDEX TO STREET A N D B L O C K DIRECTORY.
Index to Street and Block Directory—Continued.
Moore's Road
North
Oak
Orchard Avenue
Osgood Avenue
Pierce Avenue
Pine
Plum
Pond
Prince
Prospect Avenue
Putnam
Queen
Railroad Avenue (City)
Railroad Avenue (East Olean)
Reed
River (North Olean)
River (North) (North Olean)
River (South Olean)
River (West) (South Olean)
Ronolder Avenue
Seymour
South (City)
Page.
171 South (Boardmanville)
171 Spring
171 Spruce
171 State (East)
171 State (West)
171 Sullivan (East)
172 Sullivan (West)
172 Tompkins
172 Union Place
172 Union (North)
172 Union (South)
172 Union (South Olean)
172 Van Campen Avenue
173 Vine
173 Walnut
173 Walnut (North)
174 Washington
174 Washington (North)
174 Water
174 Wayne
175 Whitney Avenue
175 Winters Avenue
175
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
I n d e x to A d v e r t i s e m e n t s .
"It is the live m e n w h o advertise."
The following are representative business houses of Olean, and well
worthy of public patronage:
The figures set opposite the name indicate upon which page the advertisement m a y be found.
Page.
A c m e Mills
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Alderman & Stillman, insurance
outside edges of leaves
Binney Warren L., liquors
34
Chapman J. M., tobacconist
42
Collins Frank J
marble works, Allegany 197
Cook Arthur G., shoemaker
left hand bottom lines
Dotterweich Brewing C o
outside back cover and inside front cover
Dunlavey Bros., liquors
right hand bottom lines and 55
Edel Charles, liquors
56
Exchange Bank Building
opposite title page
Exchange National Bank
outside front cover
First National Bank
outside back cover, back bone and side lines
Fisher Laura J., manicure
60
Foley Bro.3., granite and marble
inside back cover
Fuller Charles H., blacksmith
end colored page
Gilligan & Bisett, transportation
right hand side lines
Gillingham & Son, builders' hardware
right hand top lines
Heliker & Patridge, insurance
Hewitt Marion Mrs., manicure
outside front cover
International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa
left hand top lines
Karst Philip, wagonmaker, Allegany
200
Lay Albert L., shoes
left hand side lines
Leach E. D., International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa..left
hand top lines
Lemon Frank, meat market, Allegany
201
Luther Mfg. Co., foundry and machine shops
inside back cover
Mayer & Mayer, merchant tailors
marginal line outside back cover
McAuliffe Dennis F., City Cafe
end colored page
Morell Peter, shoemaker
end colored page
Neff Edward W., barber
opposite inside front cover
Oakleaf Frank H., bookseller
104
Oil Men's Directory
24
Olean House Barber Shop
135
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
I n d e x to A d v e r t i s e m e n t s — C o n t i n u e d .
Page.
Olean Carpet Cleaning and Feather Renovating Works, .marginal line
front cover
Olean Mills
inside front cover
Olean Monumental Works
inside back cover
Olean Times
145
Olean Transportation Co
right hand side lines
Oliver & Bolender, millers
inside front cover
Rafferty Charles H., job printer
112
Riley & Wands, wholesale grocers
Rodgers L. G. & Co., plumbers
left hand side lines
Ross W . C ,
florist
marginal line outside front cover
Schamel Henry C , Olean Carpet Cleaning and Feather Renovating
Works
marginal line outside front cover
Schnell Herman, liquors, Allegany
197
Sheridan Bertrand J., oil contractor
end colored page
Sheridan George A., oil producer
Smith Charles, coal and lumber
124
Smith Henry A., harness
marginal line front cover
Straight Charles D., book -and job printer
145
Swanson Nils, boots and shoes
Taylor Benjamin U., builders' supplies, .right hand top and left hand
bottom lines
Tyler F. E. & Co., boots and shoes
left hand top lines
Virginnia W . W., Olean House Barber Shop
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CATTARAUGUS COUNTY OFFICERS.
Cattaraugus C o u n t y
Officers.
Representative in Congress—Edward B. Vreeland, Salamanca.
State Senator—Frank W . Higgins, Olean, N. Y.
Members of Assembly—First dist., Myron E. Fisher, Delevan; second
dist., A. T. Faneher, Salamanca.
County Judge—W. S. Thrasher, Dayton.
Surrogate—Carey D. Davie, Salamanca.
Sheriff—Joseph E. Hazard, Randolph.
Under Sheriff—Henry Sigel, Olean.
Jailor and Deputy Sheriff—Edgar E. Waild, N e w Albion.
Deputy Sheriffs—W. A. Oosterhoudt, Olean; Charles Nichols, Ischua; A.
C. Wright, Perrysburg; C. H. Crowell, Dayton; H. P. Earl, Red House; H. DCoxe, Hinsdale; Edward Booth, Allegany; Roscoe Pierce, Humphrey; W . RGaylord, Franklinville; William Griffith, Freedom; H. W . Drumb, Machias;
W . H. Proctor, Ashford; M. Markham, Salamanca; H. O. Holcomb, Little Valley; O. C. Wood, East Randolph; L. N. Woodruff, Randolph; L. Barber, Otto;
H. C. Guile, Cattaraugus.
District Attorney—J. M. Congdon, Gowanda.
County Clerk—H. S. Merrill, Little Valley.
Supt. of Poor—G. L. Mosher, Little Valley.
Coroners—Fred Stillman, Salamanca; Cassar Smith, Olean; E. D. Williams, East Otto; C. L. Randall, Franklinville.
School Commissioners—First dist, Miss C. McLennan, Franklinville;
second dist., S. A. Peavey, Great Valley; third dist., George E. Waller, Little
Valley.
Loan Commissioners—Charles C. Maxon, Conewango; George A. Stoneman, Machias.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Officers—Chairman, M. V. Benson, Conewango; journal clerk, Edwin
Baker, Machias; clerk, O. D. Sprague, Perrysburg; asst. clerks, L. H. Utley,
East Otto; George H. Pierce, Allegany.
Members of the Board—Allegany, George W . Hall; Ashford, George H.
Hughey; Carrollton, A. R. Johnson; Coldspring, A. Covert; Conewango, M. V.
Benson; Dayton, J. J. Volk; East Otto, G. A. Mateson; Elko, M. D. Holt; Ellicottville, A. M. Laidlaw; Farmersville, M. O. Tarbell; Franklinville; C. D.
Van Aernam; Freedom, Theodore Hayden; Great Valley, W . S. Morton; Hinsdale, C. R. Bowen; Humphrey, T. C. Bozard; Ischua, Dr. R. Terry; Leon, W .
P. Kysor; Little Valley, E. E. Kelley; Lyndon, A. M. Frary; Machias, W . J.
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C A T T A R A U G U S C O U N T Y OFFICERS.
Vandewater; Mansfield, Ward B. Smith; Napoli, M. S. Kendall; New Albion.
S. F. Burger; Olean (town), M. L. Lee; Olean (city), W . F. Burlingham, W .
P. Hannifan, C. F. Frey; Otto, D. B. Allen; Perrysburg, L. H. Wood; Persia.
J. R. Leonard; Portville, H. C. Holcomb; Randolph, Ward Wadsworth; Red
House, J. B. McCabe;' Salamanca, A. D. Bedell; South Valley, D. M. Tucker;
Yorshire, Dr. M. E. Fisher.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Equalization—Burlingham, Matteson, Fisher, Volk, Van Aernam, Allen,
Hall, Morton, Hugfiey, Kysor, Covert
Finance—Randall, Holcomb, Wood, Laidlaw, Wadsworth.
Sheriff's Accounts—Burger, Lee, Smith, Hayden, Bedell.
Clerk's Accounts—Bozard, Kelley, Van Dewater, Tarbell.
Miscellaneous County Accounts—Wood, Terry, Leonard, Frary, McCabe.
Justices' Accounts—Laidlaw, Fisher, Frey, Kysor, Johnson.
Constables' Accounts—Kelley, Randall, Van Aernam, Hannifan, Morton.
Printing and Printers' Accounts—Lee, Volk, Allen, Bowen, Hughey.
Coroner's Accounts—Matteson, Hall, Lee, Wood, Tucker.
Lawyers' and Physicians' Accounts—Hayden, Burger, Terry, Leonard,
Bedell.
Laws and Law Library—Leonard, Van Aernam, Laidlaw, Johnson, Kelley.
Insurance—Volk, Bozard, Covert.
Expenses of the Board—Van De Water, Burlingham, McCabe, Randall,
Frey.
County Buildings—Smith, Bozard, Holcomb, Frey, Holt.
Settle with County Treasurer, Surrogate, District Attorney and Loan
Commissioners—Holcomb, Burger, Hayden, Wadsworth, Kysor.
Settle with the Supt. of the Poor—Terry, Matteson, Fisher, Van De Water,
Tarbell.
Grand Jurors—Allen, Hannifan, Hall.
Highway and School Taxes—Hughey, Covert, Burlingham, Bowen, Tucker.
Erroneous Assessments—Frafy, Bedell, Johnson, Holt, Smith.
Reports of Officers—Morton, McCabe, Tucker.
OLEAN MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
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M i s c e l l a n e o u s
Directory.
1901.
Olean incorporated as a city April 26, 1893. City election, second Tuesday in February annually.
M A Y O R S O F O L E A N SINCE I N C O R P O R A T E D A S A CITY, APRIL 26, 1893N. V. V. Franchot 1893-97
G. H. Strong
J. H. Waring
1897-99
1899-1901
CITY G O V E R N M E N T .
1900-1901.
Offices, City Building, 108 N. Union.
Regular meetings,firstand third Tuesday of each month at 8 p. m.
Mayor—Hon. James H. Waring.
Treasurer—Allan I. Williams.
City Clerk—Charles Keenan.
Attorney—Allen J. Hastings.
Superintendent of Streets—E. E. Allen.
Superintendent of Poor—Fred H. Coleman.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward—L. G. Rodgers, Thomas Whltton.
Second W a r d — B . F. Cowens, H. S. McNeille.
Third Ward—William Hutchings, George A. Sheridan.
Fourth W a r d — H . L. Gersfenherger, Daniel P. Ray.
Fifth Ward—August Goebel, Charles L. Flagg.
Sixth W a r d — W . A. Ward, M. C. Dugan.
Standing Committees.
Finance—Cowens, Gerstenberger, Hutchings.
Claims—Sheridan, Gerstenberger, Rodgers.
Fire Department—McNeille, Whltton, Rodgers.
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O L E A N M I S C E L L A N E O U S DIRECTORY.
Streets—Ray, Goebel, Dugan.
Sidewalks—Goebel, Whltton, Flagg.
Police and License—Whitton, Ray Ward.
Paving—Sheridan, McNeille, Flagg.
Sewers—McNeille, Sheridan, Ward.
Street Lighting—Goebel, Ray, Flagg.
Health—Dugan, Ray, Goebel.
Water Works—Ray, Whitton, Rodgers.
Parks and Public Grounds—Hutching^, McNeille, Cowens.
Rules—Gerstenberger, Cowens, Rodgers.
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Superintendent's office, room 7, City building. Pres., George J. Ball;
treas., David E. Barrows, Herbert D. Sibley; sec. and supt, John Z. LeFevre;
engineers, John McCorry, James D. Kelsey.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Police headquarters, City building. Police justice, P. S. Collins; chief of
police, Daniel H. Allen; capt, Tmothy Hassett; patrolmen, John M. Allen,
John J. Scanlon, Frank Piatt.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
City building. Pres... F. E. Bartlett; clerk and registrar of vital statictic
Dr. Thomas B. Loughlen;" sanitary inspector, Thomas Gilligan; health officer.
Dr. J. C. Clark; members of the board, Frank L. Bartlett, W . O. Curtiss, C. D.
Judd, William Horner.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer—William H. Simpson.
Assistant Chief Engineer—J. A. Sheldon.
FIRE ALARM BOXES.
Box 7—Cor. Union and Green.
8—Cor. Union and State.
9—Cor. Tompkins and Clinton.
15—Grand Central Hotel.
16—Cor Union and Coleman.
24—Cor. State and Fulton.
25—Cor. Henley and Barry.
34—Cor. Henley and Third.
35—Cor. State and Seventh.
36—Cor. State and Eleventh.
37—Cor. Henley and Fifteenth.
42—Cor. Laurens and Third.
43—Cor. Wayne and Seventh.
44—Cor. Sullivan and Buffalo.
51—Cor. Sullivan and Fourth.
52—Cor. Buffalo and Thirteenth.
FIRE COMPANIES.
Acme Hose Co. No. 3—North Olean. Pres., J. F. Lee; vice-pres A J
Cullaher; rec. sec, A. T. Dunlavey; fin. sec, E. J. Clancy; treas., Charles
Keisel; foreman, George Besecker; 1st asst, E. J. Gill; 2d asst, Thomas
Convey.
„ Boardmanville Hook and Ladder Co.—Foreman, Oscar Carpenter; sec.
H. F. Klee; treas., Michael Lyons.
Chemical No. 1—City bidg. John O'Hara, James Brown (paid men)
Chemical No. 2—1212 W . State. Charles Doyle, Joseph Buser (paid men).
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Pierce Hose Co. No. 1 (Independent)—Pierce's tannery. Pres., John J.
Riordan; vice-pres., Thomas Creagan; sec, Fred Cahill; treas., Richard Allen;
foreman, Benjamin O'Hara; 1st asst, Charles Balch; 2d asst., William Fox.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Office, No. 3 School, E. State and N. Barry.
Regular meetings on thefirstMonday of each month at 8 p. m.
Members of theBoard—J. E. Eggleston, J. E. Smith, E. E. Alderman, Patrick Priest, C. D. Straight, O. W . Godfrey, Andrew McMurray, George W ,
Hooker, W . S. Wilkinson.
Officers—Pres., W . S. Wilkinson; sec, J. E. Smith; clerk, A. P. Arnold;
treas., C. D. Judd; collector, George Schue; supt. of buildings and janitors,
A. D. Cobb; truant officer, Richard Turner.
Standing Committees.
Finance, Printing and Law—Eggleston, Hooker, Alderman.
Teachers and Visitation—Alderman, Godfrey, Smith.
Buildings, Boundaries and Repairs—McMurray, Godfrey, Straight.
Supplies—Priest, Eggleston, McMurray.
Library—Smith, Straight, Priest.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
Superintendent of Public Schools—Fox Holden.
Office Assistant—Maud L. Lee.
High School—W. Sullivan. O. W . Wood, principal; Mary A. Sweeting, F.
Fern Lowell, Loa M. Dorr, Lydia I. Jones, Ellen M. Baker, Minnie B. Smith,
Harriet C. Burlingham.
Junior High School—Carrie E. Henry, principal; Helen E. Normandeau,
Anna H. Guill, Lenore Conrad.
School I—W. Sullivan, Grade 7, principal; Mary D. Childs, Jennie E.
Estes, Lena M. Osborne, M. Mertice Knapp, Edith Chase, N. Maud Carpenter.
Agnes James, Orra Williams, Lucie L. Gould, Anna Markham, Kate M .
Browne, Florence Thompson, Carrie P. Burdick, Minnie C. Walker, Clara B.
Long.
School II—W. State cor. S. Eleventh. Grade 5, Ida Mandeville, principal;
Alma Normandeau, Frances G. Conrad, Ethelyn B. Adams, Katherine Stewart,
Mary Finnessy.
School III—N. Barry, E. State and North. Grade 7, Mary Larkin, principal; Florence Hanson Nellie L. Davis, Harriet M. Perley, Alice H. Holden,
Alice H. Beckwith, Anna K. Feuchter, Nellie A. Anderson, E m m a H. Mead.
School IV (East Olean)—Grade 5, Margaret Finnessy, principal; Mary N.
Cosgrove, Blanche S. Besecker, Ella G. Cronin, Delia O. Coates, Eliza Harvey.
School V (Boardmanville)— Grades 4-5, Leone Gould, principal; Nellie L.
Arnold, Edith B. Stewart, Mildred B. Hassett.
School VI—Reed cor. N. Tenth. Grade 3, Harriet H. Loughlen, principal;
Catherine Hogan, Flora Sanderson, Harriet Eaton.
Special Teachers.
Music and Physical Culture—Laura Kenniston.
Drawing and Writing—Frank E. Mandeville.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
St. Mary's—614-616 W. Sullivan. Under direction of Sisters of Mercyaverage attendance, 325.
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
Westbrook Commercial Academy—156 N. Union. Principal and prop E.
D. Westbrook; shorthand and penmanship, XT. T. Wiswell.
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NORTH OLEAN UNION SCHOOL AND ACADEMY.
Board of Education—Pres., J. W. Murtaugh; P. Heeney, Thomas Connelly, J. E. Farrell, John Degnan; treas., J. V. Murphy.
Public Schools and Teachers—Academic, principal, F. W . Mundt; preceptress, Mary Fitzgerald; preparatory, Teresa Boyle; intermediate, Agnes
Coyle, Mary Moran; fourth primary, Katherine Sullivan; third primary, Mary
McCormick; second primary, Nellie E. Colligan;firstprimary, Margaret Maloney; kindergarten, Nellie Maloney.
Branch (Homer Annex)—Mary McMahon, Mary Linehan.
SOUTH OLEAN SCHOOL.
District No. 5—Grammar grade, Martin W. Tubbs, principal; primer
grade, Mildred Nenno, teacher.
N O R T H O L E A N VILLAGE G O V E R N M E N T .
Village Board—Pres., M. F. Mack; trustees, J. Biglin, P. Henry, J. F.
Shaw, Max Weis.
Village Officers—Treas., William B. Shaw; clerk, James Norton.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Supervisor, M. L. Lee; town clerk, John V. Murphy; assessors, John W.
Davis, Daniel Brown, Fred Hastings; tax receiver, John Reitz; highway commissioner, Ralph Schubert; poormaster, Patrick G. McGavisk; justices of the
peace, George W . Cook, O. R. Stone, Martin B. Duncan, Wesley Follett; constables, George Osgood, William A. Oosterhoudt, E. B. Cook.
Town Board of Health—Composed of town clerk, supervisor, four justices
of the peace and one citizen member, John Ritzauer.
CHURCHES.
African Methodist Episcopal Church—525 W . State. Pastor, Rev. Anthony G. Lane; residence, 409 S. Fourth. Services, Sunday, 11 a. m. and 7:45
p. m.; Sunday school, 3 p. m.; prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p. m., at pastor's
residence.
Christian Science—City bldg. First reader, Mary H. Danforth; second
reader, J. K. Palmer. Services, Sunday, 10:30 a. m.; Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
Congregational Church—E. State cor. N. Barry. Pastor, Rev. V. P.
Mather; residence, 131 S. Barry. Services, Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;
Sunday school, 12 m.; Young People's Christian Endeavor, 6 p. m.; prayer
meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.; Ladies' Aid, 1st Wednesday of every month;
Ladies' Missionary Society, 1st Wednesday of every month.
Evangelical Lutheran Church—419 Laurens. Pastor, Rev. F. C. Weidman;
residence, 415 Laurens. Services, Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 12 m.; Ladies' Aid, 1st Thursday of each month; Young People's
Society, 1st Wednesday of each month.
First Baptist Church—South st. Pastor, Rev. Frederick K. Fowler; residence, 115 S. Clinton. Services, Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
school, 12 m.; Junior Christian Endeavor, 4 p. m.; prayer meeting, Thursday,
7:30 p. m.; Christian Endeavor, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.
First Methodist Episcopal Church—N. Union cor. Hamilton Pastor Rev
J. L. Sooy; residence, 203 N. Fourth. Services, Sunday 10:30 a. m. and 7-30
p. m.; Sunday school, 12 m.; class meeting, 6:30 p. m.; Junior League 3 p m prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.; Epworth League, Tuesday, 7:30 p m.
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First Presbyterian Church—Laurens cor. N. Second. Pastor, Rev. Newton L. Reed; residence, 206 Laurens. Services Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30
p. m.; Sunday school, 12 m.; Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.; prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
First Wesleyan Methodist Church of Boardmanville—South St. Pastor,
Rev. Edgar Fuller; residence, Westons Mills. Services, Sunday, 7:30 p. m.;
Sunday school, 3 p. m.; class meeting, 2 p. m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday,
7:30 p. m.
German Evangelical Church—148 N. Thirteenth. Pastor, Rev. Jacob
Burkhardt; residence, 142 N. Thirteenth. Services, Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.;
Young people's meeting, Sunday, 6:30 p. m.
North Ninth Street Methodist Episcopal Church—131-133 N. Ninth. Pastor, Rev. J. R. Wells; residence, 106 N. Ninth. Services, Sunday, 10:30 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 12 m.; prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.;
'men's prayer meeting, Sunday 3 p. m.; class meeting, Sunday, 6:30 p. m.;
Epworth League, Sunday, 6:30 p. m.
Olean Hebrew Congregation—101 N. Union. Minister, Rev. E. Winer;
residence, 109 N. Second. Services, Friday, 6:30 p. m.; Saturday, 8 a. m.
Pres., Cappel Cohen; vice-pres., B. A. Ruttenberg; sec. and treas., H. W .
Marcus; trustees, J. Cohen, L. Cohen, M. Cohen.
People's Methodist Episcopal Church—Garden av. cor Chestnut, E. O.
Pastor, Rev. G. R. Harvey; residence, 73 Garden av., E. O. Services, Sunday,
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 12 m.; class meeting. 10 a. m.;
Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.; Junior League, 3 p. m.; prayer meeting. Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
St. John's Roman Catholic Church—775-777 N. Union, N. O. Rector, Rev.
J. F. Mooney; residence, 773 N. Union, N. O. Masses, 8 and 10:30 a. m.;
catechism, 3 p. m.; vespers and benediction, 3:45 p. m.; masses, week-days,
8 a. m.
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St. Mary of the Angels' Roman Catholic Church—117 W . Henley. Rector,
Rev. John J. Hamel; asst, Rev. H. H. Dolan; residences, 118 W . Henley.
Masses, 7, 8 and 10:30 a. m.; catechism, 3 p. m.; vespers, 3:45 p. m.; baptism,
4 p. m.; morning masses, week days, 8 a. m.
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church—109-111 S. Barry. Rector,
Rev. James W . Ashton, D. D.; residence, 112 S. Clinton. Services, Sunday,
9:30 a. m., 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Holy Eucharist, every 1st Sunday of
the month, 10:30 a. m., other Sundays 9:30 a. m.; Holy Days, Holy Eucharist,
10:30 a. m.; Wednesday evening prayer, 4 o'clock; additional service during
lent; Sunday school, 12 m.; Holy Baptism at any service.
Swedish Lutheran Church—144 N. Sixth. Pastor, Rev. P. E. Nordgren;
residence, Bradford, Pa. Services, second and fourth Sunday of each month
at 3:21 p. m.
Union Chapel (South Olean)—Sunday school, 3 p. m.; prayer meeting,
Friday, 7:30 p. m.
SALVATION ARMY.
108 E. Sullivan. Services every evening and three times on Sunday.
BANKS.
Exchange National Bank—N. Union cor. Laurens. Organized 1879. Capital, $125,000; surplus and profits, $400,000. Pres., Frank L. Bartlett; vicepres., N. V. V. Franchot; cashier, A. I. Williams; asst. cashier, I. E. Worden;
directors, Frank W . Higgins, C. S. Cary, N. V. V. Franchot, G. H. Strong,
Frederick W . Kruse, James Pierce, Frank L. Bartlett.
First National Bank—107 N. Union. Incorporated 1871. Capital stock,
$100,000; surplus, $100,000. Pres., J. E. Dusenbury; vice-pres., W . E. Wheeler;
cashier, A. T. Eaton; asst. cashier, C. D. Judd; directors, J. F. Johnson, J. E.
Dusenbury, E. M. Johnson, E. G. Dusenbury, W . E. Wheeler.
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OLEAN POST OFFICE.
City Building, 108 N. Union. Office hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays,
11:45 a. m. to 12:45 p. m. T w o deliveries by carriers on outside districts,
three on State st. and five on Union st. Postmaster, George M. Mayer; asst.
postmaster, Ernest W . Bevier; mailing clerk, Daniel H. Sullivan; general
delivery clerk, Charles E. Kelly; clerks, S. C. LeFevre, William A. Oosterhoudt; letter carriers, John W . Houghton, Thomas Donahue, John Kane, Onslow M. Merritt, Henry Schue, George Sutter, Samuel Bruckshaw; sub-carrier,
Copeland E. Smith.
CEMETERY.
Mount View Cemetery Association—Office, Electric Light bldg.; cemetery,
South Olean. Pres., George V. Forman; agent, George Fobes.
LIBRARY.
Forman Library—116 S. Union. Founded, 1871. Board of managers:
Pres., Charles Gillingham; vice-pres., Frank L. Bartlett; treas., N. V. V.
Franchot; sec, Mrs. E. M. Johnson; Mrs. Mary E. Hibbard, Mrs. G. T. Keith,
Mrs. G. H. Strong. Open every day except Sunday from 1 to 6 p. m. and 7 to
9 p. m.
NATIONAL GUARD.
Olean Rifles, 43d Separate Co., N. G. N. Y.—Armory, North cor. Barry.
Drill every Monday evening. Capt, Richard L. Franchot; 1st lieut, William
Cobb; 2d lieut, A. A. McNeille; Q. M. S., W . E. Elliott; 1st sergt,. H. C. Perkins; sergts., A. W . Wakelee, W . P. Williams, F. E. Achenbach.
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC.
C. D. Bayard Post, No. 222—Meets at Armory every Wednesday evening.
Com., Henry Gale; sen. vice-corn., D. L. Smith; jun. vice-corn., John L. Holleran; surgeon, Dr. J. L. Eddy; Q. M., A. J. Dickinson; chaplain, W . L. Jones;
O. D., B. A. Nobles; O. G., Henry Johnson; adjt, L. P. Abbott.
Women's Relief Corps, No. 56—Meets at Armory every Saturday evening.
Pres., Mrs. Alice E. Munger; sen. vice-pres., Mrs. Susanna Mallery; jun. vicepres., Mrs. Estella Lawton; chaplain, Mrs. M. R. Wilcox; treas., Mrs. C. C.
Green; sec, Mrs. Maria Mead; conductor, Mrs. Mary Hamilton; guard, Mrs.
Ophelia Cotton.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Acme Glass Co.—Johnson, N. O. Incorporated 1895; capital stock, $50,000.
Pres., John E. Farrell; vice-pres., Martin A. Brunner; sec, Joseph A. Sharp;
treas., Henry U. Hanover.
American Hide & Leather Co.—Moore's rd., W . O. Incorporated 1899.
Pres., Thomas W . Hall; 1st vice-pres., W . N. Eisendrath; 2d vice-pres., E. L.
White; 3d vice-pres., T. S. Haight; 4th vice-pres., Aaron Hecht; sec. and treas.,
George A. Hill.
Dotterweich Brewing Co.—301-311 W . Henley. Incorporated August 21,
1893; capital stock, $100,000. Pres., Herman L. Dotterweich; vice-pres.,
Adolph H. Dotterweich; sec, John J. Woods; treas., A. T. Eaton.
Keystone Gas Co.—128 N. Union. Incorporated December 23, 1880; capital stock, $100,000. Pres., E. O. Emerson; sec. and treas., J. N. Pew; local
mgr., J. A. Johnson.
Masonic Temple Association—205 Masonic Temple. Incorporated May 6,
1892; capital stock, $30,000. Pres., E. M. Johnson; vice-pres., F. E. Tyler;
sec, F. W . Herron; treas., A. T. Eaton; directors, E. M. Johnson, F.»E. Tyler,
A. T. Eaton, D. E. Barrows, B. S. Colwell, G. S. Bussell.
N e w Conklin Wagon Co.—420-424 E. State. Incorporated 1895; capital
stock, $125,000. Pres., J. E. Dusenbury; vice-pres. and sec. and treas., E. A.
Judd; genl. mgr., D. C. Conklin.
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Olean Board of Trade—139 N. Union. Pres., N. V. V. Franchot; vicepresidents, E. M. Johnson, H. W . Marcus, D. W . Sheehan, G. H. Strong, James
Pierce; sec, A. F. Miller; treas., C. D. Judd; executive committee, F. L.
Bartlett, F. W . Higgins, W . F. Burlingham, C. E. Bell, A. T. Eaton.
Olean Building, Loan and Savings Association—109 North. Incorporated
1892. Pres., J. F. Johnson; vice-pres., N. V. V. Franchot; sec, E. E. Alderman;
treas., Hon. F. W . Higgins; attorney, Hon. F. W . Kruse.
Olean Electric Light & Power Co.—430-432 N. Union. Incorporated November 2, 1887; capital stock, $35,000. Pres., N. V. V. Franchot; sec. and
treas., H. L. Gerstenberger; supt, A. E. Ecklund.
Olean Glass Co.—1409 Buffalo. Incorporated 1894; capital stock, $65,000.
Pres., S. W . Pancoast; vice-pres., F. W . Higgins; treas., T. H. Pancoast; sec,
J. L. Clyde.
Producers' Gas Co.—205 Masonic Temple. Incorporated 1891; capital
stock, $300,000. Pres., E. J. Wilson; vice-pres., G. S. Bussell; sec and treas.,
E. M. Johnson.
Tanner's Shoe Stock Co.—1602-1610 W . Henley. Incorporated 1898; capital stock, $50,000. Pres., James Pierce; vice-pres., William E. Wheeler; sec.
and treas., F. L. Bartlett; genl. mgr., Gilbert Tolman.
The James Pierce Leather Co.—1601-1611 W . Henley. Capital stock,
$300,000. Pres., James Pierce! vice-pres., H. H. Leathe; sec. and treas., F. L.
Bartlett; supt, B. Frank Thomas.
United States Leather Co.—743 N. Union. Incorporated M a y 1, 1892.
Pres., James Horton, of N e w York City; vice-pres., Edward R. Ladew; sec,
Josiah T. Tubby; treas., James R. Plum.
Vacuum Oil Co.—Seymour cor. Buffalo, N. O. Incorporated 1866. Pres.,
H. B. Everest; vice-pres., C. M. Everest; treas., F. N. Beach; sec, Edward
Prizer; mgr., G. W . Hooker.
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS.
Chautauqua Literary Circle—Meets Tuesdays at homes of members. Sec,
E m m a Hubbell.
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City Relief Society—Meets at City Hall, every Monday at 2:30 p. m. during the winter. Pres., Mrs. John L. Baxter; vice-pres., Mrs. N. V. V. Franchot; treas., Edna Bussell; sec, Eva Moore.
County Board of Fire Underwriters—Pres., W . H. Mandeville, Olean;
sec, E. F. Hoy, Salamanca.
Educational Council of Allegany, Cattaraugus, Cameron and McKean
Counties—Membership open to superintendents, principals, commissioners
and supervisors. Pres., Fox Holden, Olean, N. Y.; vice-pres., Burdette Phillips, Allegany, N. Y.; sec, Olin Wilson Wood, Olean, N. Y.; executive committee, William W . Miller, Friendship, N. Y.; E. E. Miller, Bradford, Pa.; with
the pres. and sec.
German American Relief Association—Meets at Edel's Hall, 1st and 3d
Tuesday evening of each month. Pres., Alexander Anibas; sec, Paul Tumser; treas., John Barleon.
Olean Microscopical Society—Meets 2d Friday evening of each month
at homes of members. Pres., Dr. A. E. Smith; sec. and treas.. Dr. H. M. V.
Smith.
Olean Natural Science Society—Meets last Friday evening of each month
except during July, August and September. Pres., W . V. Smith; sec, Bernice
Brickell.
Union H o m e Relief Society—Heets at Town Hall, Bv., every alternate
Friday at 2:30 p. m.
CLUBS.
Authors' Club—Organized 1895; meets every Friday afternoon. Pres.,
Mrs.
Flerence
Eaton;
Mrs.
sec.
treas.,
Elizabeth
pres.,
V.
V.
City
E.
Abbey.
Franchot,
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M. Johnson;
F. North.
W .vice-pres.,
sec,
Higgins,
Re-organized
Charles
H.
D.
M.Agnes
Judd;
Ernst,
1894.L.
treas.,
Pres.,
F.Waring;
L. F.
Bartlett,
N.L.
V.
Eaton;
V. and
Franchot;
E. M.
trustees,
Johnson,
viceN.
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Charles D. Judd, J. H. Waring, F. L. Eaton; clerk, M. G. Fitzpatrick; steward,
Thomas H. Barnes.
Current Events Club—Organized 1895. Meets 2d and 4th Tuesday of each
month, 2:30 p. m., at the various residences of members. Pres., Mrs. Cornelia Blakeslee; vice-pres., Mrs. Cornelia E. Ashton; sec. and treas., Mrs.
Gertrude Johnson.
Olean Medical and Surgical Club—Meets at Masonic Temple. 1st and 3d
Wednesday of each month. Pres., J. E. K. Morris; vice-pres., J. L. Eddy;
sec, Mary Jepson; treas., J. P. Boothe.
Olean Pedestrian Club—TEird floor, 125 N. Union. Pres., William M.
Abrams, Jr.; sec. and treas., P. R. McNeille; medical examiner, Dr. Knowles.
Olean Social Club—Pres., Edward H. Wright; vice-pres., Geo. E. Smith;
sec, R. E. Bailey; treas., J. M. Karl; executive com., Hugh A. Cobb, George E.
Smith, Walter Godden.
Shakespeare Club—Organized December 13, 1882. Pres., Richard H.
Franchot; 1st vice-pres., Anna R. Danforth; 2d vice-pres., Mrs. William Horner; sec, Maud D. Brooks; treas., Mrs. James H. Waring.
Travelers' Club—Organized 1884. Pres., Eliza C. Danforth; 1st vice-pres.,
Mrs. Gertrude B. Johnson; 2d vice-pres., Mrs. Eleanor L. S. Reed; clerk, Mrs.
Agnes L. Waring; treas., Mrs. Janet B. Humphrey; cor. sec, Mrs. Mary I.
Horner.
BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS.
Bishop's Orchestra—Mgr., George L. Bishop.
Foley's 43d Separate Co. Band and Orchestra—Mgr., P. C. Foley; leader
of band, A. Jud Bowser; leader of orchestra, Austin J. Wright.
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Erie—Passenger and Freight Station, N. Union and Pine, N. O. Agent,
M. L. Lee.
Olean Street Railway Co. (The)—N. Union cor. Main. Incorporated 1880;
capital stock, $300,000. Pres. and treas., W . R. Page; vice-pres., W . E.
Wheeler; sec. and supt, Irving W . Miller.
Pennsylvania—Passenger and Freight Station, Railroad av. Agent, William A. Rapp.
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
New York and Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph Co.—133% N.
Union. District mgr., Clinton T. McKee.
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.—Olean House block, 128 N. Union. Mgr.,
Charles C. Frank.
Union Telegraph & Telephone Co.—209-210 Masonic Temple. Mgr., B.
W . Curtis.
Western Union Telegraph Co.—Exchange Bank bldg., 165 N. Union. Mgr.,
George F. Thompson.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Co.—148 N. Union. Agent, E. C. Chamberlin.
Wells, Fargo & Co.—172 N. Union. Agent, Frederick W . Davis.
NEWSPAPERS.
Evening Herald—215 N. Union. Annual subscription $5.00. Independent
in politics. Proprietors, Sibley & Ostrom.
Olean Ledger—241 N. Union. Published every Saturday; annual subscription, 50 cents; single copies, 3 cents. Props., W a d h a m s & Smith.
Olean Times—107 North. Published daily and weekly; daily a morning
paper; annual subscription, $5.00; weekly, $1.50. Republican in politics. Editor and publisher, C. D. Straight.
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Semi-Weekly Democrat—215 N. Union. Published Tuesdays and Fridays;
annual subscription, $1.50. Proprietors, Sibley & Ostrom.
The Hustler—310 Masonic Temple. Published monthly. Editor, E. D.
Leach.
AMERICAN PROTECTIVE LEGION.
Olean Legion—Meets at Knights of Honor Hall every Saturday evening.
P. P., G. H. Mayo; pres., M. N. Hamilton; vice-pres., Mrs. S. Wisner; sec,
Abigail C. Dickison; treas., J. T. Bishop; trustees, B. F. Cowens, O. W . Hamilton, Mrs. G. H. Mayo.
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS.
Division No. 1—Meets at Sheehan's Hall every second Thursday evenin
of each month. Pres., Frank Murphy; vice-pres., W . J. Hickey; rec sec, John
J. Sheehan;fin.sec, Dennis Keating; treas., D. W . Sheehan.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN.
Crescent Lodge, No. 60—Meets at Riley & Wands Hall, first and third
Friday evening of each month. M. W., M. F. Riley; F., George W. Leader;
O., S. H. Wolf; recorder, C. A. Godden;financier,Thomas J. Brickell; receiver,
E. J. Varney.
BENEVOLENT PROTECTIVE ORDER ELKS.
Olean Lodge, No. 105%—105 N. Union. Meets every Wednesday evening.
E. R., G. J. Ball; E. L. K., William Hutchings; E. L. K., L. C. Schroeder; E. L.
K., J. J. Woods; treas., A. T. Eaton; sec, W. L. Myrick; trustees, J. A. Sheldon, Frank Collopy, M. A. Brunner.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
No. 345—Meets at Miller's Hall, 1st and 3d Sunday of each month, at
p. m. C. E., F. H. Steele; 1st asst. and sec. of ins., J. C. Hamilton; 2d asst,
T. B. Jordan.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.
Constant Lodge, No. 398—Meets at Foley's Hall, 1st and 3d Sunday of
each month, at 2:30 p. m. M., J. Engelbach; S., G. C. Greenwood; C, F. Hubbard; R., B. Duffy; A., A. F. Johnson.
BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD TRAINMEN.
Lodge No. 133—Meets cor. State and Union, 2d and 4th Sunday of each
month, at 8 p. m. M., J. P. Walsh; S., R. E. Goodrich; F., C. D. Morton; A.,
M. R. Cookinghan.
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Branch 53—Meets at Sheehan's Hall, every alternate Thursday evening.
Spiritual director, Rev. John J. Hamel; pres., Joseph Streb; vice-pres., A.
Schlosser; rec. andfin.sec, J. W. Houghton; treas., W . J. Quigley.
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Organized December 14, 1897. R., Mrs. Anna Mcintosh Strong; 1st V.
Mrs. Katherine E. Bradley; 2d V. R., Mrs. Neola P. Judd; 3d V. R., Mrs. S.
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Lavina Kelsey; registrar, Mrs. M. I. Horner; rec sec, Mrs. Louisa R. Ballard;
cor. sec, Mrs. Bertha Bussell; treas., Mrs. Lois G. S. Fobes; historian, Maud
D. Brooks; chaplain, Mrs. Eleanor L. S. Reed; com. of safety, Mrs. Helen
Strong, Mrs. Flora W . Judd, Mrs. Gertrude B. Johnson.
DAUGHTERS OF ERIN.
Meets at Foley's Hall, every alternate Wednesday evening. Pres., Mrs.
Amelia McCorry; vice-pres., Mrs. Anna Duffy; rec. sec, Mrs. Catherine Hannifan;fin.sec, Mrs. Kate Dolan; treas., Mrs. Susan Gallagher.
DUTCH ORDER HARIGARI.
Standhaft Lodge, No. 425—Meets at Edel's Hall, 1st and 3d Wednesday of
each month. O. B., L. Glasser; U. B., G. A. Hann; sec, A. Fritsch;fin.sec,
William A. Haas; treas., John Hirlimann; dist. deputy, August Edel.
ECLECTIC ASSEMBLY.
Olean Assembly—Meets at Miller's Hall, every Friday evening. P. P.,
Mrs. Mary Field; pres., Mrs. Delia A. Cooper; vice-pres., Seymour Cline;
sec, Mrs. Anna Bemis; treas., C. B. Field.
FRATERNAL MYSTIC CIRCLE.
Olean Ruling, No. 605—Meets at Foley's Hall, 2d and 4th Thursday evening of each month. W . R., W . R. Sanders; W . V. R., P. J. Haugh; W . C. H.,
S. Mott; W . C. and R., William Smith; physician, Dr. J. R. Allen; trustees, T.
S. Magee, O. M. Carpenter, W . J. Foss, G. E. Finger.
GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS' ASSOCIATION.
Branch 44—Meets at Sheehan's Hall, 2d and 4th Monday evening of each
month. Pres., Alex. Lutes; vice-pres., John Long;fin.sec, Brazier Westcott;
cor. sec, Edward Long; treas., Gustav Opel.
GRAND INTERNATIONAL AUXILIARY TO THE BROTHERHOOD OF
L O C O M O T I V E ENGINEERS.
Ladies' Auxiliary, Star 95, Division No. 204—Meets at Miller's Hall, 1st
and 3d Wednesday of each month, at 3 p. m. Pres., Mrs. E. J. Heller; vicepres., Mrs. T. Jordan; sec, Mrs. J. H. Kane; treas., Mrs. J. Stimlinger; ins.
agent, Mrs. T. Greenman.
IMPROVED ORDER HEPTASOPHS.
Olean Conclave, No. 357—Meets at their hall, Riley & Wands block,
every Thursday evening. A., G. H. Sicker; P. A., John M. Gena; sec, Martin
Dwyer; treas., M. F. Riley;financier,F. E. Fisher; med. examiner, Dr. J. R.
Allen; trustees, J. B. Smith, H. C. Whipple, C. P. Woodard.
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.
Cattaraugus Tribe, No. 159—Meets at McCormick's Hall, every Friday
evening. S., Daniel Sherman; S. S., John McElfresh; J. S., Thomas CahielP., Benjamin A. Ruttenberg; C. of R., G. Michler; K. of W., C. L. Flagg.
INDEPENDENT ORDER FORESTERS.
Court Olean, No. 1752—Meets at 223 N. Union, 1st and 2d Friday evening
of each month. C. R., Alexander Hutchinson; V. C. R., S. S. Turner; rec. sec,
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H. L. Schue; fin. sec, August Goebel; treas., Philip Zimmerman; physi
Dr. J. Ross Allen; P. C. R., Henry Skinner.
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELLOWS.
Olean Lodge, No. 471—Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall every Monday evening
N. G., George A. Woods; V. G., James Kier; rec. sec, Edward Miller;fin.sec,
H. D. Raub; treas., J. H. Passmore.
Rebecca Lodge, No. 12—Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 1st and 3d Wednesday evening of each month. N. G., Mrs. Anna Kraft; V. G., Mrs. Maloney;
rec sec, Elmer Southworth;fin.sec, Edward Miller; treas., Mrs. Anna
Jackson.
Royal Lodge, No. 723—Meets at Sheehan's Hall, every Tuesday evening.
N. G., J. C. Reitz; V. G., O. S. McClure; sec, R. S. Cunningham;fin.sec,
George Conway; treas., Edward Dorsey.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Olean Council, No. 338—Meets at Knights of Honor Hall, every Wednesday evening. G. K., Thomas Troy; D. G. K., M. G. Fitzpatrick; C, Edward
Fitzgerald;fin.sec, J. W . Houghton; rec. sec, William E. Simpkins; treas.,
M. F. Mack.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Olean Lodge, No. 2117—Meets at Knights of Honor Hall, every Wednesday evening. P. D., C. A. Turner; D., R. W. Smith; V. D., S. A. Anderson;
asst. D., Ira Councilman; reporter, C. H. Rockwood;fin.reporter, Charles
Smith; treas., H. L. Gerstenberger; trustees, H. W. Marcus, Charles Smith,
Thomas B. Rutherford.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Olean Lodge, No. 273—Meets at Knights of Honor Hall, every Wednesday
evening C. C, William J. Foss; V. C, William J. Carter; prelate, Christopher Storms; M. of W., J. Huston; M lof F., H. Lucas; M. of E., J. Messer;
K. of R. & S., B. Ruttenberg.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.
Acme Tent, No. 156—Meets at Fitzgerald's Hall, N. O., every Wednesda
evening. Com., J. A. Ickles; lieut. com., George Besecker; P. C, W. H. Monahan; R. K., E. J. Lee; F. K., Thomas Malley; chaplain, Stephen Ryan.
Hercules Tent, No. 109—Meets at McCormick's Hall. 1st and 3d Thursday
evening of each month. P. O, William Whelan; com., H. J. Duke; lieut. com.,
B. Smith; prelate, Burr Larkin; R. K. and F. K., F. W. Davis; physician, Dr.
J. L. Eddy.
Olean Tent, No. 133—Meets at McCormick's Hall, 2d and 4th Thursday
evening of each month. Com., J. J. Quigley; lieut. com., J. J. Loftus; R. K.
and F. K., John Driscoll; prelate, Thomas Dolan; physician, Cassxr Smith.
Riverside Tent, No. 10—Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, every l-'-iday evening. Com., T. B. Hall; lieut. com., Frank Bevins; R. K. and F. K., L. A. Mallery; prelate, Frank C. Pekham.
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES.
Bethel Hive, No. 82—Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall every alternate Tuesday, at 2 p. m. P. L. O, Mrs. Amanda Johnson; L. C, Mrs. Isabella Becker;
lieut. com., Alice Grady; R. K., Mrs. E m m a Bevins; F. K., Mrs. Eveline
Hutchings; P., Mrs. Sarah Barry.
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Union Hive, No. 12—Meets at Knights of Honor Hall, very Thursday
evening. P. L. C., Ruth Merwin; L. C, Mrs. Eunice Carter; lieut torn., Carrie
Burdick; R. K., Mrs. Sadie McCready; F. K., Mrs. Mary R. White.
LADIES' CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
Olean Branch, No. 12—Meets at Sheehan's Hall, every alternate Tuesda
evening. Pres., Mrs. Mary McAulifte; rec sec, Agnes Harrington; asst. rec.
sec, Mrs. Celia Gallagher;fin.sec, Agnes Harrington; treas., Mrs. Mary A.
Reed.
St John's Branch, No. 33—Meets at Sheehan's Hall, every alternate
Wednesday evening. Pres., Mary Keisel; rec sec, Mary Linehan;fin.sec,
Minnie Welsh; treas., Mollie Clancy.
LOCAL TRIBE OF BEN HUR.
Palestine Court, No. 2.—Meets at Knights of Honor Hall, every Friday
evening. P. C, S. Bruckshaw; C, J. W . Smith; J., Mrs. Julia Locke; S. and
K. of T., T. B. Brickell.
LOYAL MYSTIC LEGION OF AMERICA.
Olean Council, No. 215—Meets at Miller's Hall, every alternate Tuesd
evening. W. O, William Monahan; W . V., Mrs. Ada Harsch; W . T., Mrs. Cora
Sawyer; W. S. Mrs. Amelia L. Cody; P., Owen Sweeney; W. P. C, Albert J.
Sawyer.
MASONIC.
Masonic Temple, N. Union cor. North.
Electa Chapter, No. 48, Order of Eastern Star—Meets 2d and 4th Wedne
day evening of each month. W. M., E m m a Halliday; W . P., G. Henry Gillett;
A. M., Elizabeth Smith; sec, Mary H. Hamilton; treas, Sarah D. Georgia.
Light of the West Lodge, No. 42, F. and A. M. (Colored)—Meets 1st and
3d Tuesday evening of each month. W. M., S. J. Snowden; S. W., G. A. Ross;
J. W., O. T. Barnes; sec, Fred Snowden; treas., G. W . Middleton.
Olean Chapter, No. 150, R. A. M.—Meets 2d and 4th Friday evening of each
month. H. P., A. A. Swarts; K., A. M. Shoff; scribe, L. C. Carrier; treas., A.
T. Eaton; sec, W . L. Myrick.
Olean Council, No. 33, R. & S. M.—Meets 1st Wednesday evening of each
month. T. I. M., Ed F. Halliday; I. D. M., M. Southeron; I. P. C. of W., W . L.
Myrick; treas., J. A. Smith; sec, A. A. Swarts.
Olean Council, Princes of Jerusalem—Meets every Monday evening. M.
E. P. G. M., J. A. Brendell; D. G. M., F. W. Goltz; M. E. S. G. W., A. W Georgia; M. E. J. G. W.,E. R. Russell; treas., A. T. Eaton; sec, A. A. Swarts;
tiler, O. W. Hamilton.
Olean Lodge, No. 252, F. and A. M.—Meets 1st and 3d Tuesday evening
of each month. W . M., John Sloane; S. W., M. N. Hamilton; J. W., George
Odell; chaplain, Richard Suddick; acting sec, L. H. Brooks; treas., A. T.
Eaton; tiler, H. A. Brown.
Olean Lodge of Perfection, A. A. S. R.—Meets every Monday evening
T. P. G. M., E. R. Russell; H. T. dep. G. M., Ed F. Halliday; ven sen. G. W.,
M. Southeron; ven. jun. G. W., F. W.Goltz; treas., A. T. Eaton; sec, A. a!
Swarts.
St. John's Commandery, No. 24, K. T.—Meets 3d Thursday evening of
each month. E. C, C. P. Burleigh, Jr.; gen., T. H. Pancoast; C. G., L. Y Miller; treas., A. T. Eaton; sec, E. M. Tothill.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION STATIONARY ENGINEERS.
No. 52—Meets at 223 N. Union. Pres., W. J .Alger; vice-pres. and rec
sec, William Williams; fin. sec. and treas., Michael Kuhn.
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PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
Olean Grange, No. 791.—Meets at Sheehan's Hall, every alternate Wedn
day afternoon. P. M., H. A. Brooks; W. M., I. M. Godfrey; O., Mrs. H. A.
Brooks; L., Mrs. Mitchell; S., T. Steele; asst. S., Martin Van Dusen; C, Mrs.
O. W. Godfrey; treas., Mrs. F. Bartlett; sec, Flora Sanderson; trustees, H. A.
Brooks, A. Shaffer, W. A. Townsend.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Olean Circle, No. 209—Meets at Knights of Honor Hall, 1st and 3d Tue
day evening of each month. P. P., E. J. Munger; pres., P. J. Spindler; treas.,
J. P. Johnson; sec, Mrs. M. Irene Gibbons; acct, F. E. Watts.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Olean Council, No. 869—Meets at K. of H. Hall, 2d and 4th Tuesday ev
ing of each month. P. R., W. J. Foss; R., L. C. Schroeder; V. R., Sherman
Hall; O., W. F. Burlingham; collector, W. B. Hill; sec, H. C. Schamel; treas.,
C. H. Rockwood; chaplain, Rev. J. W. Ashton.
SELECT KNIGHTS.
Imperial Legion, No. 65.—P. C, C. B. Fries; com., William Cobb; vice
com., Fred D. Ingalls; lieut. com., Peter J. Messer; recorder, Albert B. DeKay;
rec. treas., George R. Daniels; treas., Merton Pennock; trustees, Peter Dorson, Elmer H. Vaughan, Charles Keenan; medical examiner, Dr. J. Ross
Allen.
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS.
Olean Council, Royal Templars of Temperance—Meets at Riley & Wands
Hall, 1st and 3d Wednesday evening of each month. S. O, M. A. Butler; sec,
R. J. Feltham; rec. sec, Blanche Adams; treas., E. Munger.
Women's Christian Temperance Union—Meets at 108 N. Barry, 1st and 3d
Friday of each month, at 2:30 p. m. Pres., Mrs. Florence Smith; rec. sec,
Mrs. Mary R. St. Clair; cor. sec, Mrs. Nettie Wood; treas., Mrs. Mary J.
Raub.
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OIL MEN'S DIRECTORY.
OIL MEN'S DIRECTORY.
• 1901 •
NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL MEN
IDENTIFIED WITH OIL.
PRODUCERS,
PUMPERS,
REFINERS, RIG BUILDERS,
DRILLERS, TOOL DRESSERS.
IRON AND WOODEN TANK BUILDERS, OIL WELL PUMPING POWER
MAKERS, OIL WELL CORDAGE COMPANIES, SUCKER ROD
MANUFACTURERS, OIL WELL SUPPLY DEALERS, OIL
WELL TOOL MAKERS, GAS ENGINE MAKERS,
AND TORPEDO COMPANIES.
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ant; av., avenue; bds., boards; Bv.,Boardmanville; E.,east; E. O., East Olean; H " T ^
h., house;
Jr., junior;S.,mfr.,
manufacturer;
manager;
north; N. 0., ^ ^
rear;
sec, secretary;
south;
S. O., Southmgr.,
Olean;
supt., N.,
superintendent;
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Olean;
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Pennsylvania
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place;
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president;
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treas., treasurer; W . west: W . O., West Olean; wid., widow,
proprietor;
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railroad;
res.,
residence;
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reverend;
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Abbey Bessie L., res. 310 Laurens.
> Abbey Lizzie J., wid. Alfred H., h. 310 Laurens.
Abbey Sue B., res. 310 Laurens.
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ABBOTT D. S. CO. (THE), mfrs saw mill machinery specialties, 509 N. ^ ^
First; C. P. Luther, mgr.
Abbott Frederick L., pipefitter, res. 816 Washington.
Abbott Lucien P. (Nettie M.), timekeeper barrel factory; h. 816 Washington.
Abbott May E., wid. David S., res. 153 N. Seventh.
Abohmad Abraham (Minnie), oriental goods; h. 122 Whitney av.
Abohmad Charles (Fereda), trav. salesman, h. 122 Whitney av.
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Abrahamson Abraham, laborer, bds. 33 Maple, N. O.
Abram Rose, domestic, 753 N. Union, N. O.
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Abrams Lovina J., wid. Franklin, h. 219 N. Fifth.
Abrams William M. Jr. (Harriet), (Abrams & Sons), City bldg.; h. 405 Laurens.
Abrams William M. Jr., 2nd., clerk City bldg.; res 405 Laurens
•ABRAMS & SONS (William M., William M. Jr., and Mrs. L. J. Abrams) in- P s
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Ackerman Alta M., res. 128 N. Fourth.
Ackerman Celinda N. Mrs., dressmaker, 128 N. Fourth; h. do.
Ackerman Edwin R. (Zue L.), painter, h. 316 N. First.
Ackerman Eugene H. (Wealthy), veterinary surgeon, h. 148 N. Union.
Ackerman Philip W . (Ida M.), painter, h. 315 S. Barry.
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Ackley William, blacksmith, bds. 1 Union, S. O.
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A d a m s Ethelyn B., teacher No. 2 School, res. 125 S. Eleventh.
A d a m s George B. (Geo. B. A d a m s & Co.), 149 N. Union; h. Middleton, N. Y.
A D A M S G E O R G E B. & CO. (George B. Adams and John H. Bradner), dry
goods, carpets, wall paper and crockery, 149-151 N. Union.
Adams George G. (Helen M.), h. 715 E. State.
Adams Henry J. (Catherine), plumber, 182 N. Union, h. Ill S. Seventh.
Adams Lee, student, res. 110 S. Union.
Adams Leon R., barber, 310 N. Union; res. 1201 W . Sullivan.
Adams Minnie, res. 116 S. Fourth.
Adams Pauline V., wid. Edgar A., h. 110 S. Union.
Add Mayme, res. 202 Whitney av.
Addy George (Mary Anna), glassblower, h. 420 N. Tenth.
Adsit Arthur A., painter, bds. 11 Fifth av., Bv.
Adsit Crittenden C. (Carrie), bartender Grand Central Hotel; h. 311 Jay.
Adsit Earl, snapper, res. 531 N. Ninth
Adsit Emily, wid. Otis D., h. 205 S. Clinton.
Adsit George W., res 39 Center, Bv.
Adsit Lemuel F. (Lula A.), bartender 146 N. Union; h. 307 Jay.
Adsit Louis, res. 217 S. Barry.
Adsit Louis, driver, res. 260 River, S. O.
Adsit Milford J. (Mary), wagonmaker, h. 260 River, S. O.
Adsit Myron C. (Catherine G.), h. 3 Fourth av., Bv.
Adsit Rosaltha, wid. Ansil M., h. 312 S. Barry.
Adsit Selden J. (Annie),fireman,h. 531 N. Ninth.
Ahrens Adolph (Henrietta), meat market, 475 N. Union; h. do.
Ahrens Gustave F., butcher, 475 N. Union; res. do.
Ahrens John (Germonda U.), butcher, 152 N. Union; h. 528 do.
Akins Ella, wid. Harvey, h. 78 King, E. O.
Akins Homer, laborer, res. 78 King, E. O.
Albright
Mrs. clerk, bds. 115 S. First.
Albright Wally (Nina), rms. 309% N. Union.
Albro Georgia O., clerk, 802 N. Union; res. do., N. O.
Albro Gladys M., student, res. 802 N. Union, N. O.
A L B R O R U E L C. (Eliza M.), grocer, 802-804 N. Union; h. do., N. O.
Alden Clothing Store, 266 N. Union; C H. Spraker, prop.
A L D E R M A N E L B E R T E. (Minnie O ) , (Alderman & Stillman), 109 North;
h. 312 N. Third.
Alderman George C., student, res. 312 N. Third.
Alderman J. Edward (Nellie M.), bookkeeper, 6 Riley & Wands blk.; res.
402 S. Fourth.
A L D E R I W A N & STILLIVfAN (Elbert E. Alderman and Frank V. R.
Stillman), general insurance, 109 North. (See adv. front edges of leaves.)
Alexander Bonnie, res. 129 Fulton.
Alexander John B. (Lydia), blacksmith, h. 129 Fulton.
Alger Webster J., sta. engineer, 430 N. Union; h. Allegany, N. Y.
Allegretta Perrea (Mary), laborer, h. 54 Elm, N. O.
Allen Ada, clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 1103 W . State.
Allen Arthur S., laborer, res. 60 Bishop, E. O.
Allen's Bargain Store, 174 N. Union, C. C. Allen, mgr.
Allen Claude, student, bds. Genesee House.
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609 W . State.
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ALLEN J. ROSS (Bertha G.), physician and surgeon, 129 Hamilton; h. do.
office hours, 8-9 a. m , 2-4 and 7-8 p. m.
Allen James, res. 45 Orchard av., E. O.
Allen James, telegrapher, bds. 38 N. Washington, N. O.
Allen John, laborer, res. 45 Orchard av., E. O.
Allen John, helper,, res. 328 Jay.
Allen John M. (Jennie E.), police, City Hall; h. 209 S. Union.
Allen Kate, res. 1103 W . State.
Allen Mary L , wid. Albert S., h. 60 Bishop, E. O.
Allen Richard R. (Mary E.), currier, h. 13 Pierce av., W . O.
Allen Riley (Melvina), oil producer, h. 1103 W . State.
Allen William (Mary), blacksmith, h. 666 E. State, E. O.
Alles Conrad (Katherina), h. 125 S. Clinton.
AUes John W . (Mildred), carpenter, h. 213 S. Union.
Allran Anna, domestic, 215 W . Henley; res. 541 N. Seventh.
Allran Anthony (Annie), carpenter, h. 541 N. Seventh.
Allran Louis, laborer, res. 541 N. Seventh.
Allran Rose, domestic, res. 541 N. Seventh.
Amblow Z., molder, 133 Railroad av.; bds. 322 Tompkins.
A M E R I C A N E X P R E S S CO., 148 N. Union; Edwin C. Chamberlin, agent.
American Hide & Leather Co., Moore's rd., W . O.
American House, 1125-1127 N. Union, N. O.; M. C. Sullivan, prop.
A M E R I C A N P A L A C E L A U N D R Y (L. J. White, J. C. Murray and Wesley
Wright), 112 W . Sullivan.
Amos Harry V. (Clara), car repairer, h. 337 N. Sixth.
Anabas Alexander, car repairer, h. 114 N. Eleventh.
Anderson
, currier, rms. 328 N Third.
A N D E R S O N A X E L W . (Amelia), grocer, 1102 W . State; h. do.
Anderson Charles, laborer, bds. 603 E. State.
Anderson Charles A. (Anna L.), laborer, h. 131 N. Eleventh.
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Anderson Charles P. (Louisa), loco, fireman, h. 126 S. Third.
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Anderson Henry, currier, bds. 208 N. Thirteenth.
* 0 Anderson Jennie G., clerk, 123 N. Union; res. 12 River, S. O.
Anderson John C. (Orilla), farmer, h. 12 River, S. O.
Anderson John L. (Lena.), watchman, h. 1213 Reed.
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m„ Anderson Maggie A., operative, res. 53 King, E. O.
£/*. Anderson Nellie A., teacher No. 3 School, res. 205 S. Barry.
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Anderson Samuel A. (Caroline), contractor, r. 121 N. Union; h. 205 S. Barry.
Anderson Samuel B. (Mary L.), barber, 813 Wayne; h. do.
Anderson Siverene (Hilda D.), currier, h. 208 N. Thirteenth.
Anderson Svan (Louisa), laborer, h. 107 S. Seventh.
Anderson Thomas C, freight handler, res. 37 Queen, E. O.
Andrews A. Katherine, stenographer, Exchange National Bank; res. 322 N.
First.
Andrews Albert H. (Stella E.), laborer, h. 236% N. Eighth.
Andrews Charles D. (Ida), laborer, h. 22 Bell, E. O.
Andrews Christopher C. (Emma), glassblower, h. 137 N. Thirteenth.
Andrews Clara, res. 322 N. First.
Andrews Clarence E. (Augusta F.), h. 301 Laurens.
Andrews Claude J., freight handler, res. 711 Washington.
Andrews Cora, res.' 137 N. Thirteenth.
A N D R E W S C R E I G H T O N S., lawyer, 201 Masonic Temple; rms. 118 Hamilton.
Andrews Edwin B., clerk, res. 711 Washington.
Andrews George J. (Sarah B.), laborer, h. 40 Elm, N. O.
Andrews Jennie, wid. Joseph H., h. 711 Washington.
^ 3 Andrews John (Marion S.), carpenter, h. 315 Coleman.
Andrews John G., conductor P. R. R., h. 315 Coleman.
Andrews John H. (Katherine L.), conductor P. R.R., h. 304 Coleman.
Andrews Mary L. Mrs., h. 322 N. First.
^ Andrews Robert, salesman, 149 N. Union; rms. 140 S. Union.
C / 5 Andrews Scott, bookkeeper, bds. 711 Washington.
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Andrews Wells G. (Lulu), clerk, 137 N. Union; h. 305 Laurel av.
Andrews William, barber, 304 W . State; bds. do.
Andrus Charles W . (Sarah A.), laborer, h. Dugan rd.
Andrus Edgar B. (Blanche A.), laborer, h. 6 Grossman av., E. O.
Angermuller Dora, wid. George, res. 1105 W . Sullivan.
Antisdale Asa H. (Leola), gardener, h. 13 Railroad av., E. O.
Apgar Sarah, res. 702 W . Green.
Appleton Bertha, domestic, 230 N. Second.
Arden Milton M. (Mary), trav. salesman, h. 37 Spring, E. O.
Arenet Antony (Augustina), carpenter, h. 810 N. Union, N. O.
Arenet James, carpenter, bds. 810 N. Union, N. O.
Arizona House, W . State, W . O., P. B. McCarthy, prop.
Armiding Charles, roller, bds. 606 N. First.
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1319
E.
street.
N.
Coleman.
N.
WO.
oil
res.
Tenth.
.Buffalo;
h.
Acme
First.
Green.
rms.
lease,
P.
20
119R.
Hoops,
128
Works,
Wres.
h.
R.,
. E.
Green.
119
Railroad
332
E.
Henley.
W
N.
N.
O.
. O.;
Green.
Tenth.
av.;
h. 225
h. N.
225
RILEY &
_——
Wholesale Grocers, Provisions, Produce
Cigars a n d T o b a c c o s ,
W A N D S
301-305 N O R T H U N I O N S T R E E T .
O L E A N D U P L E X DIRECTORY.
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Arnold Nellie L., teacher No. 5 School, Bv.
Arnold Orrin N. (Fidelia), carpenter, h. 325 N. Sixth.
A R S O N M O S E S , installment, 316% W . State; A. L. Masson, mgr.
Arundel John, laborer, res. 53 Oak, N. O.
Arundel Mary, housekeeper, 53 Oak, N. O.
Arundel Michael, stillman, h. 53 Oak, N. O.
Ashley Emily, wid. Alvin D., h. 701 Irving.
Ashley Eugenia M., res. 701 Irving.
Ashley Leva, nurse, res. 701 Irving.'
Ashley M. Earl, bottler, res. 701 Irving.
m^m^
Ashley Walter A., driver, res. 701 Irving.
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Ashley William, laborer, res. 135 W . River, S. O.
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Ashley William J., driver, res. 701 Irving.
Ashton James W . Rev. (Cornelia E.), rector St. Stephen's church; h. 112
S. Clinton.
Atkinson William, plumber, 111 W . State; bds. 108 do.
Atwood Eliza A., wid. Jeremiah, res. 11 Pond, E. O.
August James W . (Luella), sta. engineer, h. 148% N. Union.
Augustus Alfred L. (Cora A.), supervisor P. R. R., h. 149 N. Sixth.
Augustus Leander L., lamplighter, bds. 138 N. Barry.
Austin Alfred A., surveyor, res.' 91 W . River, S. O.
Austin Harrington (Maria), farmer, h. 142 S. Barry.
Austin Henry (Melissa), farmer, h. 91 W . River, S. O.
Austin Lucy M., res. 146 N. Union.
Austin Nellie M., bookkeeper, 149 N. Union; bds. 125 S. Second.
Austin Nettie, wid. George, h. 332 N. Tenth.
Austin Ralph, student, bds. 125 S. Second.
Austin William A. (Josephine P.), mgr. N e w Arlington Cafe, 309 N. Union;
h. do.
Aylesworth Stella, wid. Walter, boarding house. 511 Irving
Ayrault Frederick W . (Helen K.), driver, 120 N. Union: h. 51 Bishop E. O
Ayrault Walter R. (Ella E.), driver, 229 N. Union; h. 52 Orchard av.! E. O.
B
Babcock Frank J. (Ellen E.), packer, res. 210 N. First.
Babel John (Christina), bookkeeper, 133 Railroad av.; h 112 Irving
Babinger Leo J., bell boy Olean House.
Bachman Frank C. (Anna B.), machinist, 133 Railroad av.; h. 136 N Fourth.
Bachman Fred, res. 136 N. Fourth
Backus Carrie Mrs., millinery, 319 W . State; h do
.Backus Fred W . (Carrie), clerk, h. 319 W . State
Bacon Albert M. (Marguerite M.), horseshoer, lio N Third; h. 129 S Fourth
Bacon George W., molder, res. 492 Higgins av
o>
Bacon Robert H. (Rose E.), molder, 133 Railroad av.; h. 492 Higgins av
Badder Michael (Mary), traveling salesman res. 122 Whitney av
m
Bahny Ellis S., student, res. 115 N Second.
Bahney Joseph (Minnie), clotmer h 115 N. Second
Bailey Arthur E. (Louise), laborer, h 127 N Thirteenth
Bailey Ernest R. (Mabel J.), clerk Vacuum Oil Co, h. 109 N Eighth
Bailey Grace E., bookkeeper, 262 N. Union; res. 18 Third ac, Bv '
Bailey John H., res. 218 Winters av.
Bailey Madison H. (Lorinda L.), grocer, 262 N. Union; h. 18 Third av.,311
Bv.
Bailey Raymond M., baker, 237 N. Union; res. 18 Third av Bv
D m ^ l ™ o s FamousOleanClubWhiskey,«. Union
Bailey Roy, clerk, 141 N. Union.
St.
Bailey Ziba E. (Harriet), janitor, h. 218 Winters av
Baish Charles E. (Jennie M.), cigars, 217 N. Union;'h 207 N Fifth
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Baker
Baker Ernest
Ellen
Elisha
Charles
Charles,
Frank
AlbertL.,
R.
R.,
C(Frances),
W.,
hostler,
,teacher
(William
miller,
bollermaker,
glassblower,
bds
High
hdriller,
Horner
43Hotel
School,
Orchard
res.
res.
h.
& Imperial'
35
Co.),
1206
1206
res.
Third
av.,
136-138
W
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Sullivan
av.
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' res. 116 S'Second ^
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Baker George E. (Anna), machinist, h. 310 W. Henley.
Baker Henry (Anna), bookkeeper, 137 N. Union; h. 405 Irving.
Baker Jacob (Mamie), car repairer, h. 332 N. Thirteenth.
Baker James B. (Ella M.), laborer, h. 22 Genesee, Bv.
Baker John (Mary), packer, h. 7 Pierce av., W . O.
Baker Mary, operative, res. 7 Pierce av., W . O.
Baker Miranda D., res. 43 Orchard av., E. O.
Baker Ralph (Emily), carpenter, h. 116 S. Second.
Baker S. Charles,finisher,bds. 30 N. Washington, N. O.
aS Baker William B., h. 322 W . Henley.
f Balch Charles H. (Jennie F.), currier, h. 1615 W . Henley.
Balier Annie, res. 333 N. Sixth.
^j Balier Banerd (Mary A.), carpenter, h. 333 N. Sixth.
<o Ball Dica, res. 307 Laurel av.
£ Ball Elizabeth M , dressmaker, 207 W . Henley; res. do.
.- 3j Ball Elizabeth M., wid. Bernard, Catholic book store, 205 W . Henley; h. 207 do,
g: Ball Ray E., student, res. 208 Irving.
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Ball Frances D., dressmaker, res. 207 W . Henley.
W . WA.. (W.
SonsW .(Fred
A.Sons),
and Lewis
W.),
clothing,
168 Laurel
N. Union.
O -2 Ball's
Ball Fred
Ball's
168 N.
Union;
res. 307
av.
Ballard
Elise
M.,
res.
211
N.
Third.
«i&+2 Ball George J. (Elizabeth M.), painter, h. 208 Irving.
L. Tracy,
res. 211
N. Third.
v>l
Ball Harriet
N., wid.
William
W., h. 307 Laurel av.
o V> Ballard
Ballard
Leon
H.
(Louie),
oil
h. 211Sons),
N. Third.
-£ Ball Lewis W . (Harriet L.), producer,
(W. W . Ball's
168 N. Union; h. 418 W .
!>«
Ballweg
Frank
(Reicka),
car
inspector,
h.
13
N.
Walnut, N. O.
03
Henley.
•-} Bame Albert E., carpenter, bds. 117 S. Barry.
Eh Barber Cyrus N. (Eliza E.), carpenter, h. 321 N. First.
Barber Eliab G. (Laura H.), horse trainer, TT 216 N. Seventh.
o
Barber Fidelia C, wid. Willard C., h. 404 E. State.
Pi Barber Jacob, helper, res. 610 N. First.
P-. Barber James H., machinist, res. 404 E. State.
Barber John, laborer, res. 610 N. First.
Barber Louisa,, wid. Androw, h. 610 N. First.
i>« Barber Rose, domestic Olean House.
i-3 Barker Fred J., laborer, res. 210 East av^
Eh Barleon John (Anna), assistant supt. streets, h. 122 N. Barry.
<3 Barleon Kate, res. 122 N. Barry.
Barleon Mayine, dressmaker, 122 N. Barry; res. do.
Barnard Amelia, wid. Charles, h. Ill N. Ninth. '
Barnard Charles Earl, clerk, 620 W . Slate; res. Ill N. Ninth.
Barnard Emery L., painter, res. Ill N. Ninth.
Barnard Frank E., laborer, res. Ill N. Ninth.
Barnard Mabel H., res. Ill N. Ninth.
Barnard Mary E., wid. George, boarding house, 633 E. State
CO Barnard William T., clerk, res. Ill N. Ninth.
ft Barnes Albert, stave sawyer, 19 Griffin.
Barnes George W . (Lucinda E.), farmer, h. Windfall rd., Bv.
Barnes Guy S. CAliceM.), lumberman, h. Steam Valley, S. O
I M a k eHarriet
N e wa.Stock
toDugan
Order
513
Barnes
Mrs., h.
rd.,a n
E.dO.• f\ t\t%t\ll
W
.
State
Barnes
Harry
G.,
assistant
steward
City
Club,
113
North;
res.
do
Guarantee Perfect Satisfaction . . M l U l UlJUlia
? Street.
Barnes Judson O. (Allie M.), car builder, h. 304 Wayne.
Barnes Oliver T , electrician, res. 113 North.
Barnes
Barnett
Barnick
Barr
B A RHamilton.
RDaniel
E TThomas
Harry,
William,
T C (Mary),
H Afirst
RH.Lbutcher,
E(Mary
Scook
currier,
L. Olean
(Anna),
B.),
325h.
steward
WHouse.
.538
State;
(Quigley
N. Cfiy'Club,
Fifth.
bds.
& 107
Barrett),
113
S. Third.
North;
217 N.
h.Union;
do. h. 120
HELIKER
&
PATRIDGE,
ffiPSble
GENERAL INSURANCE.
Represented.
307
Masonic Temple.
31 cro
Barrett Harriet L., wid. Levi, res. 120 Hamilton.
Barrett Mary, waitress Olean House.
Barrett Sarah, waitress Olean House.
Barrows David E. (Nettie G.), dentist, 168% N. Union; h. 326 S. Union.
Barrows Ellen T., wid. Erasmus, h. 212 S. Union.
Barrows Ethel N., res. 326 S. Union.
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Barrows Lee E., res. 326 S. Union.
as
Barrows Marion N., res. 326 S. Union.
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Barry Anna, wid. Michael, h. 1451 Buffalo, N. O.
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Barry David (Katherine), laborer, h. 1013 W . State.
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Barry George, res. 1451 Buffalo, N. O.
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Barry John (Abbie), laborer, h. 74 Garden av., E. O.
CV3
Barry Mamie, clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 1013 W . State.
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Barry Margaret D., res. 1013 W . State.
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Barry Mary, res. 1451 Buffalo, N. O.
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Barry Sarah E., wid. John, res. 326 Tompkins.
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Barry Thomas, bartender, res. 1013 W . State.
Barry William, clerk, 1102 W . State; res. 1013 do.
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B A R S E C. V. B. & CO. (DeWitt C. LeFevre, Henry Gale and Wilbur F. Burlingham), general hardware, 155 N. Union.
Barth Joseph, teamster, h. Kittanning rd., S. O.
Barth William H. (Arvilla), h. McCann Hollow, S. O.
Bartle Lewis F., musician, rms. 114 N. First.
Bartlett Cornelius H. (Sylphia C.), physician, 224 N. First; h. do.
_
Bartlett Edward L. (Amelia), farmer, h. Windfall rd., Bv.
fc,
Bartlett Elenore, res. 224 N. First.
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BARTLETT FRANK L (Fannie E->. Pres- Exchange National ,.
u n u I £.1.1 I I Itjn&l\l\ I_. Bank> treas_ Tne James pierce Leather £
Co., and sec. and treas. Tanners' Shoe Stock Co., 165 N. Union; h. 302 £H
Laurens.
O
Bartlett Grace A., wid. Ward, res. 210 E. Henley.
00
Bartley H. Samuel (Alida M.), barber Exchange Bank bldg., h. 119 N. Second. i-J
Barton Amy, res. 201 East av.
Q
Barton Florence, res. 318 N. Ninth.
£0
Bartoo Carlotta S., res. 123 N. Clinton.
tfl
Bartoo Ralston S. (Mary E.), contractor, res. 123 N. Clinton.
O
Bartow Charles R. (Addie), brick mason, h. 116 S. Tenth.
Bartow Hiram D. (Jennie E.), mason, h. 219 Winters av.
*»
Bartow Mattie, res. 219 Winters av.
^
Bartsch Max C. (Amelia), laborer, h. Gil W . Green.
*
Basler Frank (Amelia), merchant tailor, 606 W . State; h. do.
Bate:..an House, 527 N. Union; J M. Butler, prop.
Bate', Fred R. (Catherine), laborer, h. 536 N. Sixth.
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Bates Henry, agent Penn. R. R , res 325 N. Fifth.
^
Bates Mary B., wid Clay, h. 325 N. Fifth.
Bathurst George E. (Bertha), car inspector, h. 11 Third av., Bv.
Battles Archibald (Elizabeth), night foreman P. R. R. shops, h. 524 N. Sixth, q £
Battles Emily A., wid. Josiah H., h. 209 N. Thirteenth.
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Battles Eugene V (Carrie S ). pipefitter, res. 209 N. Thirteenth.
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Battles Ida E., res. 209 N. Thirteenth.
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Battles John (Agnes L.), currier, h. 412 N. Thirteenth.
-(*
Battles Lizzie, wid. Frederick W., h. 512 N. Seventh.
£(
Bauman George (Esther), supt, h. 334 Laurel av.
*
Baxter John L. (Elizabeth M.), seeds, h. 423 E State
*J
Baxter John T. (Helen E.), lawyer, h. 209 S. Union.
°
Baxter Kyla.n, bds. 134 N. Barry. '
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Baxter Peter,
Nellie
Mrs.,
clerf,
149
Union;
209
Union.
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Beabout
Beamer
Baxter
Altie
William
George
HarryMrs.,
bds.
E.,
(Julia),
J.,helper,
527
res.
car
DUNLAVEY
N.
319
drayman,
repairer,
Union.
134
N.NE.
Union.
Sullivan;
res.
1006
BROS.
1006
Wh. Henley;
res.
W^
.S
Henley.
1006
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h.W do.
. Henley. to
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Representing the I nternational Correspondence
O
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Schools,
S C R A N T O N , PA.
aj
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Bean
32 Celia, res. 336 N.OLEAN
Eighth.DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
CD £5 Bean Joseph (Angeline), laborer, h. 336 N. Eighth.
<4 ^ Bean Michael, laborer, res. 336 N. Eighth.
3fi fe Bear Abraham H., insurance agent, res. 136 N. Ninth.
4j Bear Alice, clerk, 131 N. Main; res. 136 N. Ninth.
-J^ H Bear Benjamin (Rebecca), mgr., 318 W . State; h. 106 S. Eighth.
<2 ^ Bear Christina, wid. Joseph, h. 136 N. Ninth.
1^. © Bear Eva, wid., h. 509 N. Seventh.
|>
Bear Leopold H., conductor, res. 136 N. Ninth.
Bear Michael (Kate), car repairer, h. 513 N. Eighth.
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Bear Rebecca Mrs., confectionery and cigars, 318 W . State; h. 106 S. Eighth.
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Bear William, snapper, res. 513 N. Eighth.
Beare Clifford L., lawyer, 204 Masonic Temple.
{J) Ui Beattie Minetta, res. 509 N. Ninth.
.^ (V Beattie Thomas W., oil producer, h. 509 N. Ninth.
IT *"* Bebee Henry C. (Kathryn), glassblower, h. 408 Irving.
Vj [JJ Bechtle John A., res. 116 Wayne.
JIj
Becker
Jacob
(Lizzie),
17 Fourth av., Bv.
r j i>
tn Becker
Becker Jacob
Annette
res.car
102repairer,
River, S.h.h.
O.
if
M.E.,
(Isabella),
gardener,
102 River, S. O.
\2 Becker
Catherine
Mrs.,
h.setter,
14 Fifth
av.,2 Fourth
Bv.
Becker
Lewis
(Mary
P.),
res.
av., Bv.
fOiu
. r"1 Beckman
Becker Charles
h. Fourth.
17 Fourth av., Bv.
Robert,(Clara),
helper,flagman,
bds. 506 N.
tf\ t_,
JT1 Beckwith
Becker Conrad
h. 130 rms.
S. Fifth.
Alice (Barbara),
H., teacher farmer,
No. 3 School,
133 S. Barry.
K
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Jl, Beckwith
Becker Ellen
M.,
res.
130
S.
Fifth.
Charles H. (Clementine), carpenter, h. 608 W . Henley.
(Y
Becker John
Eva H.,
130 S.
Fifth.
Beden
C, res.
foreman
job
room, Herald; rms. 208 N. First, bds. Hotel ImHi K Becker
Herbert
J.,
driver.
137 N. Union; res 102 River, S. O.
perial.
Bedford Frank (Emily), locomotive engineer, h. 213 S. Barry.
Bedford Louisa, wid. Charles C, res. 127 N. Barry.
Beebe Alta, domestic. 309% N. Union.
Beebe Charles A. (Louisa M.), flagman, h. 639 E. State, E. O.
Behn May, domestic Genesee House.
Behrndt Henry (Caroline), res. 140 N. Tenth.
Beilinski Josephine, apprentice, 131 N. Union; res. Elm, N. O.
< ^ Bell Andrew (Isabella J.), millwrigEt,""502 N. Union; h. 515 Irving.
B E L L BROS. (Charles E. and George F.), dry goods, carpets, furniture, wallpaper, crockery, etc., 157-159 N. Union.
Bell Charles E. (Carrie A.), (Bell Bros.), 157-159 N. Union; bds. Olean House.
Bell Clarence D., laborer, res. 46 Third av., Bv.
Bell Duncan (Louisa J.), carpenter, h. 46 Third av., Bv.
Bell George F. (Bell Bros.l, 157-159 N. Union; bds. Olean House.
Bell Harold S., student, bds. Olean House.
Bell Jeannette A., res. 515 Irving.
Bell Jennie, wid. Edwin, h. 207 S. Union
Bell John D., plumber, 701 W . State; h. Portville, N. Y.
Bemis Bessie H., res. 82 Queen, E. O.
Bemis Emmett L. (Sarah E.), bottler, 248 N. Union; h. 82 Queen, E. O.
BEMIS G E O R G E L. (Anna), carpenter and builder, h. 107 S. Clinton.
Bemsel Marie, wid. Christian, h. 524 N. Fourth.
Bendean Charles F., machinist. 134 E. Sullivan; res. 126 N. Twelfth.
Bendean E m m a , res. 126 N. Twelfth.
Frederick
(Annie),
laborer,
h.be
126in
N.1302,
Twelfth.
The Bendean
Bender
Bendean
next Issue
Mary
Albert,
William,
Minnie,
Fredof
E.,
C,
laborer,
this
res.
res
barber,
machinist,
307
126
Directory
res.
N.
N.
Exchange
Barry.
307
Twelfth.
134N.
will
E.Barry.
Bank
Sullivan;
bldg.;
res.
res.
126126
N. N.
Twelfth.
Twelfth.
HELIKER &
Fire, life and
3 0 T
Accident
P A T R I D S E i a s s g a w , «..^r.-».^ - n
33 J J 2
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Bender Matthew (Sophia), h. 307 N. Barry.
Bender Peter (Barbara), car repairer, h. W . State, W . O.
Bender Peter Jr., laborer, res. W . State, W . O.
Benedict George S. (Genevieve), traveling salesman, h. 206 E. Henley.
Bengston Olive, domestic, 319 N. Second.
Benjamin Albert O. (May), drayman, 45 Queen, E O.; h. do.
Benjamin Charles W . (Ella), clerk 139 N. Union; h. 218 S. Fourth.
Benjamin Harriet A., res. 45 Queen, E. O.
Benn George A., farmer, h. 49 River, S. 0.
Benn George I., driver, res. 49 River, S. O.
Bennett Erwin (Alice F.), carpenter, h. 211 S. Second.
Bennett Flora, res. 932 Buffalo.
Bennett Nellie, clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 932 Buffalo.
Bennett William N. (Hannah), milk depot, 932 Buffalo; h. do.
Bennie Alice H., res. 218 N. Second.
Bennie Hamilton D. (Alice B.), h. 218 N. Second.
Benson Charles F., res. 69 River, N. O.
Benson Frank W . (Maggie), gate tender, h. 69 River, N. O.
Benson Inez M." res. 69 River, N. O.
Benson Louis R, driver, 302 W . State; res. 69 River, S. O.
Benzino Louis, machinist, bds. 712 Wayne.
Bernreuther Paul H. (Louisa), tinsmith, 129 N. Union; h. 149 N. Eighth.
Berry Albert (Martha), carpenter, h. 1215 Washington.
Berry Alexander F. (Henrietta S.), masseuse, 121 N. Third; h. do.
Berry Amariah (Helen M.), laborer, res. 69 Bishop, E. O.
Berry Frank O. (Martha), splitter, rms. 315% N. Union.
Berry William H., res. 512 Wayne.
Berryman Alice M., res. 125 Fulton.
Berryman Arthur R., clerk, 264 N. Union; res. 125 Fulton.
Berryman Fred W., clerk, 147 N. Union; res. 125 Fulton.
Berryman John (Nellie), agent, h. 125 Fulton.
Berryman M. Gertrude, res. 125 Fulton.
Besecker Altie, res. 514 W . State.
Besecker Blanche S., teacher No. 4 School, res 520 N. First.
Besecker Cary G. (Lelia), laborer, h. 514 W . State.
Besecker Claude J. (McCall & Besecker), 721 E. State; res. 27 Railroad av.,
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Besecker George J., driver, res. 31 Walnut, N. O.
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Besecker James Z. (Sarah L.), helper, 522 N. Union; h. 520 N. First.
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Besecker Lewis E., laborer, res 27 Railroad av., E. O.
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Besecker Matie A., res. 27 Railroad av., E. O.
Besecker Nettie S., res. 27 Railroad av., E. O.
Besecker Ray W., laborer, res. 520 N. First.
=5S=s=
Besecker Sarah, wid. George, res. 112 E. Green.
=35i==p
Besecker Simon G. (Alida B.), laborer, h. 27 Railroad av., E. O.
Besecker Zeno (Margaret), teamster, h. 31 Walnut, N. O.
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Best William D. (A. Maud), laborer, h. 129 N. Eighth.
Bevier Cora Mrs., laundress, 112 W . Sullivan; res. 21 Queen, E. O.
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Bevier D. Wallace (Cora), foreman retail dept., Acme Mills; h. 21 Queen, E O. TJ
BEVIER E R N E S T W . (Euseba A.), asst. postmaster, h. 793 N. Union, N. O
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Bevier R. Pearl, stenographer, 312 N. Barry; res. 21 Queen, E. O.
DBevins
U NFrank
L A (V
B R O S .h. 210 Jay.
E m mEa Y
E.), woodworker,
Bevins
Ralph
S., Union
res. 210Street.
Jay.
311
North
Biddlecombe Charles H. (Anna L.), foreman boiler shop, P. R. R.; h. 115 N. I I
Clinton.
Biehler
Frank
.D.
,(Ellen
machinist
helper,
res.
320
S. Seventh.
&
LIQUOR
Biglin
Billington
Biehler
Bielinsky
Billings
© James
Henry,
Edwin
Joseph
M
Runa
DEALERS
ay
WJ.
B.,
G.
apprentice,
(Anna),
(Ida
student,
(Carrie
LA.),
°
) ,saloon,
J.),
°
clerk,
res.
boilermaker,
assistant
233
320
1002
120
S.
N.
Barry.
N.
Seventh.
superintendent,
Union;
Union;
h. 37
N.h.
h.
Wholesale
River,
138
do.,S.
N.
h.
N.
Second.
233
O.
O.
and
S. Barry.
Retail
o
•*£
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O
Men's Fine Shoes
Stetson, Burt & Packard
f. E . T Y L E R
&
C O . E K S S * Co.
153 |\|0rth Union Street.
and other good lines.
"g 34 OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
CD
U Binney Gertrude, res. 130 W . State.
i? Binney Lillian E. Mrs., music teacher, 303 N. Union; h. 130 W State.
(Jl BINNEY S A M U E L W (Mary A.), saloon and billiards, 105 N. Union; h. 126.
(T) ^
S. First.
O - p BINNEY W A R R E N L. (Lillie), saloon, 130 W . State; h. do. (See adv.)
C3 Bird Charles A., barber. 106 W . State; bds. N. Adams.
(V) -+? Bird James, porter, 130 N. Union; bds. 208 S. Fifth.
^ Ul Bird John C, laborer, h. 188 Railroad av , E. O
BISETT C H R I S T O P H E R C. (Mary J.), (Gilligan & Bissett), 123 N. First;
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h. do.
q) Bishop Annie Mrs., h. 47 Bishop, E. O.
K. Bishop Jason S. (Mary S.), real estate, h. 715 E. State.
j> Bishop John G. (Anna), carpenter, h. 317V3 W . State.
' Black Electa, wid. Bruce, h. 138 N. First.
r, Black James B., druggist and stationer. 141 N. Union; res. 138 N. First.
• < Black Orville, student, rms. 321 N. Fifth.
Blackall James (Mary), laborer, h. 43 Water, N. O.
. - 4 Blackall James Jr., laborer, res. 43 Water, N. O.
Blackall Maggie, dressmaker, 156 N. Union; res. 43 Water, N. O.
Blackall Mary, res. 43 Water, N. O.
i-4"Blackman Charles H. (Helen), driver, 412 N. Union; h. 29 Railroad av., E. O.
Blackwell George, laborer, res. 33 River, N. O.
Blackwell Joseph (Anna), gauger, h. 33 River, N. O.
E - " Blad Andrew, currier, bds. 82 Clark, E. O.
Blakeslee Alice R., res. 319 N. Second.
Blakeslee Elizabeth L., student, res. 319 N. Second.
Blakeslee Frank N. (Corna S.), real estate, h. 319 N. Second.
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Blakeslee Norman N. (Lillian M.), currier, h. 66 Spring, E. O.
Blanchard Claude M. (Rebecca M.), locomotive engineer, h. 113 N. Thirteenth.
^ 4 Blaskey Charles (Annie), beamhand, h. 1210 W . Sullivan.
Blaskey Charles Jr., varnisher, res. 1210 W . Sullivan.
Blaskey Paul (Annie A.), laborer, h. 301 N. Fifteenth.
Blatt Joseph L (Nancy E.), clerk A m Exp. Co , 148 N. Union; h 111 N First.
BLESSING C O N R A D J. (Huldah), horseshoer, 110 N. Third; h. 113 do. voee
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Blessing George J. (Florence A.), horseshoer, h. 1111 W . State.
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Blessing Grace M., res. 1111 W . State.
Blitz Edward F., helper, res. 1205 W . Sullivan.
I- Blitz George L. (Emma M.), laborer, h 1205 W . Sullivan.
Bloch Abram H. (Annie), peddler, h. 123 W . Green.
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Bloch Harry D., machinist, 502 N. Union; res. 123 W . Green.
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Blood Bernice F., res. 439 N. Ninth.
Blood Elsipher L. (Margaret H.), (Thacher & Blood), 324 W . State; h. 439
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Bloom
Johnplace
A. (Sadie),
Clothing Co., 213
N. Union;
h. 125 S.
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Bloom David W., clerk, 213 N. Union; rms. 144 S. Union.
W.
L. BINNEY,
Bloomfield
Pearce B., asst city engineer, City bldg.; rms. 28, 303 N. Union.
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Bloodsworth Charles, clerk, IBS N. Union; res. 116 S. Clinton.
130 West
State
OLEAN, N. Y.
O OBloodsworth
Minnie
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wid. Robert W., h. 116 S. Clinton.
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Blouin Simeon (Celia), buffer, h. 19 Center, Bv.
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Boardman Bruce D. (Effie M.), carpenter, h. 71 Railroad av., E. O.
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Boardman Marcia R., wid. Olcott P., h. 1 Main, Bv.
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Bock Leo, clerk, 301 S. Union; rms. 118 S. Third.
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Bock Meyer, junk, 301 S. Union; rms. 118 S. Third.
2 ^Bockmier Caroleen, domesiic, 1214 Irving.
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Boetner Lizzie, domestic, 227 N. Fourth.
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Boggs A. Frank (Flora B.), cornice worker 108 S. Third; h. 106 S. Eighth.
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B O L E N D E R G E O R G E P. (Georgiana M.), (Oliver & Bolender), 502 W . State; I Q"»,
h. 307 Tompkins.
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Bones James R. (Eva), night baggagemaster P. R. R., h. 409 W . State.
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Bonham John L. (Elizabeth J.), h. 32 Third av., Bv.
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Bonhoff Edwin L., apprentice, res. 907 Buffalo.
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Bonhoff Henry J. (Carrie S.), foreman, h. 907 Buffalo. •
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Bonkeskie August (Augustina), laborer, h. 440 N. Tenth.
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Bonkeskie Edward, car repairer, res. 440 N. Tenth.
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Bonner Edward D. (Julia), barber. 120 N. Union; h. 131 N. Third.
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Boone Minnie E., wid. Rollin, h. 223% N. Union.
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Boorom Cornelius A. (Juliet), clam dealer, h. 702 W . Green.
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Boothe John P. (Mary L.), physician, 210 N. Second; h. do.
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Borden Elizabeth, wid. George A., h. 123 S. Second.
Bordwell Lavern, route agent A m . Exp. Co., bds. Olean House.
Borneman William (Laura), cleaning and dying; 443 N. Union; h. do.
Borsck John (Josephine), car repairer, h. 514 N. Eighth.
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Bosler John E. (Rosa B.), machinist, 133 Railroad av.; h. 113 N. Fourth.
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Bosler Percy, machinist, 133 Railroad av.; res. 113 N. Fourth.
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Bosworth George H. (.Mary E.), laborer, h. 313 S. Eighth.
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Bosworth Homer L., laborer, res. 313 S. Eighth.
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Bosworth Maud I., operative, res 313 S. Eighth.
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Bosworth Otis A., apprentice, 134 E. Sullivan; res. 313 S. Eighth.
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Both Byron J., waybill clerk, Empire Line; res. Portville, bds. Grand Central Q O
Restaurant.
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Bottle William, locomotivefireman,bds. 438 N. Eighth.
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Bountain Oliver, laborer, res. 3 Avenue B, N. O.
Bountain William H. (Carrie), bartender, h. 3 Avenue B, N. O.
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Bowen John W „ carpenter, 926 E. State; res. 930 Buffalo.
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Bowen William H. (Mary E.), carpenter, h. 930 Buffalo.
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Bower Blanche M milliner, res. 220 N. Sixth.
Bower LeRoy (Clara J.), salesman, 225 N. Union; h. 220 N. Sixth.
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Bowers Sarah A., wid. Rude, rms. 134 S. Barry.
Bowler William F. (Julia F.), supt. Jersey Farm, W.. State, W . O.; h. do.
Bowler William G., res. W . State, W . O.
Bowman Henry, painter, bds. 46 Elm, N. O.
Bowman Margaret, wid. Frederick, res. 14 Moore's rd., W . O.
Bowser A. Jud, pool room, 117 W . State; h. 134 N. Third.
Bowser Archibald M., student, res. 114 Whitney av.
Bowser Furman T. (Ella), barber, 301 N. Union; h. 117 E. Green.
Bowser Rhinaldo M. (Mary A.), (Moran & Bowser), 312 N. Union; h. 114
Whitney av.
Boyd E m m a Mrs., h. 505 Irving.
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Boyd Linda Mrs., res. 302 S Eighth.
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Boyle Francis L., bookkeeper Olean Street Railway Co., bds 124 S. Clinton. — » t
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Boyle Homer W . (Mary), h. 129 S. Second.
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Bradford Daniel (Mary P.), farmer, li. River rd„ S. O.
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Bradley Florence A., res. 311 Laurens.
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Bradley Samuel H (Kate E.), oil producer, h. 311 Laurens.
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Bradner
John
H.
R.),
(George
B.
Adams
&Tenth.
Co.), h.
149-151
N. Union;
Bradt
Brady
Braico
Main
William
John
Patrick
Josephine
Louis,
Bv(Catherine),
porter.
H.
J.(Marcia
M.,
(Essie
(Mary
res.
310 L.),
N.
buffer,
C431
) ,Union;
horseshoer,
N.
currier,
h.
Union.
316
res.
h.
N.
431
522
112
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S.Union;
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# ^ t Braico Margaret M., res. 431 N. Union.
ify 5 Braico Michael (Marie), confectionery, cigars and tobacco, 431 N. Union;
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rjj U Braley Jennie D., clerk, 149 N. Union; bds. 13 First av., Bv.
••J h Branch Bertha L., res. 21.6 Winters av.
O Q * Branch Clifford E., res. 216 Winters av.
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* ^5" Branch Cora M., clerk, 149 N. Union; res. 216 Winters av.
Branch George W., oil treater, res. 216 Winters av.
, H Branch William P. (Jennie), locomotive engineer, h. 216 Winters av.
^ ^ ff. Brant Arunah, operative, res. 213 S. Third.
•» 4 Brant Eugene H. (Bertha M.), laborer, h. W . State, W . O.
*"J (J Brant James M. (Elosia A.), carpenter, h. 213 S. Third.
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Brant James M. Jr., carriage painter, 477 N. Union; res. 213 S. Third.
*"" Brant Nelson, driver, 410 N. Union; res. 213 S. Third.
.. Brant Rufus, res. 213 S. Third.
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Brasted Jane, wid. Benjamin, h. Ill S. Eleventh.
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Breat William (Margaret), laborer, h. 74 W . River, S. O.
JTJ Breder Charles (Sarah A.), carpenter, h. H 8 S. Third.
r* Breder Tobias (Christine), h. 126 S Third.
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Breil Carl (Clara), laborer, h. 115 S. Twelfth.
Brems Carrie, mgr., 108-110 W . State; res. do.
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Brendell Frank, baker, 125 N. Union; res. do.
rj Brendell John A. (Mary E.), bakery, 125 N. Union; h. do.
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Brennan Anna, wid. Dennis H., h. 411 N. Eighth.
f~* Brennan Elizabeth F., waitress, res. 501 N. Seventh.
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Brennan Johanna, wid John, h. 501 N. Seventh.
f-t Brennan Josephine, student, res. 411 N. Eighth.
c/5 Brennan Kate, operative, res. 411 N. Eighth.
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Brennan Mary H., operative, res. 411 N. Eighth.
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Brennan Rose M., bookkeeper, res. 501 N. Seventh.
Brenner Adolph P., tailor, res. 501 W . State.
Brenner George (Annie), merchant tailor, 501 W . State; h. do.
Brenner George H., emp. Hubbard's tannery, res. 501 W . State.
•S Brenner George W . (Hilda F.). car inspector P. R. R., h. 214 N. Eleventh.
• Brenner Joseph, laborer, res. 501 W . State.
^ J | Brenner Kate, tailoress, res. 501 W . State.
_ m Brenner Michael, steamfitter,184 N. Union; bds. 1114 W . State.
^ ^ J Brenner Teresa A., res. 501 W . State.
Brett Kingman (Ellen Z ) , bookkeeper, 31 Exchange Bank bldg; h. 229 N.
»
Fifth.
kjJC% Brett Nellie, wid. William, res. 302 S. Eighth.
^ ^ Brett William, res. 229 N. Fifth.
Brickell Anna, wid. William, h 213 N. Sixth.
k ^ \ Brickell Bernice E., bookkeeper, 215 N. Union; res. 208 N. First.
" 4 Brickell Frank painter, res. 213 N Sixth.
A l V Brickell Isabella, wid. Eli. h. 210 N. First.
U E m Brickell Thomas J. (Alice E.). insurance aarent. h. 208 N. First.
<• | Brigham C F„ locomotive ensineer, rms. 8 Riley & Wand's block.
Brily
Joseph,
currier,
bds.
11
Pierce
av.,
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Brink
Britt
Brinkman
Bristol
Brink
Bromley
Britt Ella,
William
George
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YOU^TiOESNEED
Laura
Irving
John,
John
James
John
R.,
Estella
Anna,
Margaret
domestic,
Call
woodworker,
A.
sta.
H.,
L.,
R.
G.
(Margaret),
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laborer,
fireman,
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res.
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student,
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(Martha),
(Margaret),
A.,
bookkeeper,
512
218
223%
wid.,
L.l.
N.
res.
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502
res.
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bds.
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barber,
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30
laborer,
res.
N.
Union
1021
farmer,
15
Walnut,
Union.
312
1021
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STREET.
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614
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E.
Hollow,
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O.O.S. S.
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Building Contractors and Building Supply
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OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY. 37
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Bronold Bessie L., clerk, res. 126 S. Fifth.
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Bronold Edward, messenger W . U. Tel Co.; res. 126 S. Fifth.
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Bronold George, clerk, 1320 W . State; res. 126 S. Fifth.
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Bronold George (Bessie), stonemason, h 616 W . Henley.
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Bronold Minnie H., clerk, 131 N. Union; res. 126 S. Fifth.
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Bronold Peter (Barbara), bricklayer, h. 126 S. Fifth.
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Brooder Michael F. (Margaret A.), hubmaker, h. 316 N. Seventh.
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Brooker Floyd, glass packer, bds. 809 W . Sullivan.
Brooker Julius, glass packer, bds. 809 W . Sullivan.
Brooks. Aylworth, farmer, h. Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Brooks Charles E. (Nellie A.), laborer, h. r. 227 N. Union.
Brooks Cora E., res. 25 Garden av., E. O.
Brooks Grace E., res. 123 Hamilton.
Brooks Henry K. (Mary L.), farmer, h. Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Brooks Henry L. (Alice M. M.), stonemason, h. 326 S. Barry.
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Brooks Herbert A. (Cornelia), farmer, h. Pleasant Valley, Bv.
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Brooks John C. (Ida F ), stonemason, h. 241 S. Barry.
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B R O O K S L O R E N H. (Belle P.), (F. E. Tyler & Co.), 158 N. Union; h. 139 Z *
S. Union.
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Brooks Mary, res. Hotel Imperial.
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Brooks Mary M., wid. Amos C , h. 123 Hamilton.
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Brooks Maud D., res. 215 N. First.
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Brooks Myra C. Mrs., h. 214 W . State.
Brooks R. Frank (Clara I.), stonemason, h. 337 S. Barry.
Brooks Stella F., res. 326 S. Barry.
Brooks William A., stonemason, h. 25 Garden av, E. O.
B R O T H E R S F. R. & CO. (Fred R. Brothers and Melville C. Follett), druggists, booksellers, stationers and photographic goods, 119 N. Union.
Brothers Fred R. (Dinnie), (F. R. Brothers & Co.), 119 N. Union; h. 105 S.
Second.
Brothers Mary, wid. Edward, h. 107 S. Eleventh.
Brothers Thomas, laborer, res. 107 S. Eleventh.
Brothers William, student, res. 107 S. Eleventh.
Brown Amanda, wid. Morris, res. 203% N. Clinton.
Brown Ann, wid. John, h. 601 N. Union.
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Brown Bertha L., music teacher, res. 1014 Washington.
Brown Bessie, clerk, 620 W . State; res. S. Fifth.
Brown Carlos C, salesman Armour & Co., bds. Olean House.
Brown Charles J. (Bessie), shoemakert 306 W . State; bds. Railroad av., E. O.
Brown Charles W . (Lulu L.), barber, h. 310 S. Barry.
Brown Elizabeth W., student, bds. 210 N. Barry.
Brown Ella, wid. Edward, h. 1505 W . Henley.
Brown Frank, gatherer, res. 505 N. Fourth.
DBrown
U NFrank
L A(Lulu),
V E tank
Y inspector,
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Brown
FredNorth
S., telegrapher,
306 Masonic Temple;
bds.OleaH
Imperial
Hotel.
Brown George, res. 124 W . State.
Brown Laura
George
A.
(Mary
E.),
stock
dealer,
h.Fourth.
117
S.Washington,
Second.
Brown
Brown
James
James,
Jennie,
John
Horatio
Hester
Henry
James,
Harry,
Helen,M.
A.,
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A.
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res.
A.
fireman,
A.,
snapper,
res.
E.
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nurse,
bricklayer,
(Emma
(Catherine),
(Mary
wid.
(Minnie),
601
124
601 N.
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N.
res.
res.
bds.
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L.),
Union.
glassblower,
Union.
State.
505
carpenter,
1014
bds.
H.,
614
h.
boilermaker,
laborer,
N.
809
res.
12
Wayne.
Washington.
Fourth.
W
N.
206
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h.
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*i ID Leonard J. (Carrie M.), h. 1014 Washington.
o°1 « Brown Lillian, waitress Hotel Imperial, res. 505 N. Fourth.
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•+j^. IS Brown Ludwig (Sarah), carpenter, h. 7 3 % River, N. O.
cj<i in Brown Mabel, res. Hotel Snyder.
•«rtWB b* *> Brown Mabel J. L., res. 310 Wayne.
£<) J) Brown Margaret, res. 505 N. Fourth.
01 S $ Brown Mary R., res. 809 W . Sullivan.
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— '' 0 Brown Michael F. (Mary), cooper, h. 405 N. Seventh.
<U < N Brown Patrick, lamplighter, res. 405 N. Seventh.
Brown Sadie, operative, bds. 1102 W . Henley.
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Brown Samuel A. (Anna M.), painter, h. 320 S. Fourth.
Brown Thomas, plumber, 113 W . State; res. 405 N. Seventh.
Brown William, night clerk P E. R., res. 601 N. Union.
kJ" Brown William H. (Sarah A.)', saloon, 124 W . State; h. 216 S. Union.
^•ji Browne Kate M., teacher No. 1 School, bds. 110 W . Henley.
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Bruckshaw Samuel (Annie), letter carrier p. o., h. 14 Hoops, E. O.
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Brunnells Edward (Elma F.), laborer, h. 7 Union, S. O.
J B r u n n e r George (Elizabeth), laborer, h. 222 S. Ninth.
Brunner Martin A. (Christina), vice-pres. Acme Glass Co.; h. 122 S. Tenth.
Bruno Michael, stonemason, bds. 1114 W . State.
» Brunt Charles, bds. 527 N. Union.
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Brusehaber John C., res. 149 N. Eighth.
Bryant Amelia M., res. 810 W . "Sullivan.
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Bryant John S. (Jennie C ) , laborer, h. 224 S. Clinton.
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Bryant William (Amelia M.), glassblower, h. 810 W . Sullivan.
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Bryant William A., res. 224 S. Clinton.
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Z Bsheir Ketiar, peddler, res. 202 Whitney av.
ao. Bubbs Edward (Sarah), laborer, h. Park av., E. O.
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Buck T. Theodore (Helen), loco,firemanP. R. R., h. 113 Coleman.
••* Buck William S., brakeman P. R. R., bds. Genesee House.
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Buckley Charles R. (Rose E.), carpenter, 502 N. Union; h. 4 Genesee, Bv.
Buckley George O. (Nancy A.), carpenter, h. 8 Center, Bv.
Buffalo House, 111 Railroad aV., William H. Lidstone. prop.
Bulger Andrew (Barbara), oil producer, h. 131 S. Clinton.
Bullis Gilbert P., res. 401 Laurens.
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Bullis Helen M., res. 401 Laurens.
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Bullis Martha A., res. 401 Laurens.
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Bullis Raymond S.. res. 401 Laurens.
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Bullis Spencer S. (Sarah E.). gen. mgr. G. & S. I. Ry. and pres. Buffalo, At*N
tica & Arcade Ry.; h. 401 Laurens.
jrt| Bullis Walter (Anna), bartender, rms. 127 S. First.
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Bullmer Charles (Bullmer & Williamson), 214 Whitney av.; res. 718 W .
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Henlev.
^ . Bullmer Mary, res. 718 W . Henley.
T3j ^ Bullmer Mary, wid. George, h. 718 W . Henley.
f \ B U L L M E R & W I L L I A M S O N (Charles Bullmer and James G. Williamson),
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props. Star Bottling Works, 214 Whitney av.
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Bullock George E. (Delia E.), splitter, h. 215 S. Eleventh.
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B u m p Milon V. (Cora B.), freight agent, h. 4 Walnut, N. O.
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Bundy Orlando W . (Mary J.), (Bundy & Rockwood), 114 E. Sullivan; h. 515
l"6™* Bundy & Rockwood (Orlando W. Bundy and William Rockwood), painters
and paper hangers, 114 E. Sullivan.
Bunker May, bookkeeper 107 North, bds. 125 S. Second.
Burchard Frederick W . (Josephine),finisher,h. 31 Second av, Bv.
Burcher Sarah L., wid. James F., housekeeper, 205 W . Green.
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Burdick
Eurchfield
N. Union.
Anna,
Arcelia
Clara
&John
Co.
P.,
student,
M.
V.,
(John
teacher,
(Elvira
wid.
M.
bds.
Horatio,
Burchfield
D.),
res.
212(Burchfield
45
Winters
h.
Third
and
45 Third
av.
Eugene
av.,
& Co.),
Bv.
av.,
B.
309
Bv.
HeaEE),
N. Union;
restaurant,
h. 315% do.
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Burdick Clella A., clerk, res. 134 S. Fifth.
Burdick Clinton A., bookkeeper, res. 134 S. Fifth.
Burdick Eugene B. (Clara C ) , physician, bds. 11 Front, Bv.
Burdick Herbert S., res. 11 Front, Bv.
Burdick Herman E. (Adelia H.), pipefitter, h. 134 S. Fifth.
Burdick John H. (Mary R.), h. 11 Front, Bv.
Eurdick Matthew K. (Eunice L.), freight handler, h. 65 King, E. O.
Burdsall Samuel (Carrie), glassblower, h. 402 W . Henley.
Burg Frank, machinist, bds. 538 N. Seventh.
Burgard Annie, res. 120 E. Sullivan.
Burge Chester A. (Rose A.), laborer, h. 1113 W . Sullivan.
Burger Barbara, wid. Adam, res. 126 N. Ninth.
Burger Charles J. (Minnie), stonecutter, h. 109 S. Twelfth.
Burger John, stonecutter, h. 126 N. Ninth.
Burke Albert J., res. 324 Coleman.
Burke Anna, cook, 220 N. First.
Burke Anna J., res. 324 Coleman.
Burke Ella T., res. 324 Coleman.
Burke John (Anna), laborer, h. 524 N. Fourth.
Burke John F., telegrapher W . U. Tel. po., res. 324 Coleman.
Burke Katie, domestic, 401 E. State. -Burke Mark (Kate), car repairer, h. 339 N. Seventh.
„.Burke Michael (Margaret), boilermaker, h. 209 S. Eleventh.
(S3
Burke Michael J. (Mary S.), cigars, 529 N. Union; h. 525 do.
CO
Burke Peter (Sophia), laborer, h. 46 Grossman av., E O.
CD o
Burke Timothy (Honora), blacksmith, h. 324 Coleman.
5" 3Burke Timothy C , telegrapher, res. 324 Coleman.
Burkhardt Edith M., res. 142 N. Thirteenth.
Burkhardt Edna F., res. 142 N. Thirteenth.
B U R K H A R D T J A C O B REV. (Lena), pastor German Evangelical Church; N3
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h. 142 N. Thirteenth.
Burkhardt Jesse B., student, res. 142 N. Thirteenth.
Burkhardt Olive M., res. 142 N. Thirteenth.
Burleigh Charles P. Jr., laborer, h. 217 N. Eleventh.
Burleigh David, blacksmith, res. 217 N. Eleventh.
Burleigh Elizabeth, dressmaker, 217 N. Eleventh; h. do.
Burleigh George H. (Louisa J.), blacksmith, h. 1007 Washington.
Burleigh James (Ina), machinist, 502 N. Union; h. 931 Buffalo.
Oi J£
Burleigh John A., laborer, res. 217 N. Eleventh.
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Burlingame Emeline, wid. Asa, h. River rd., S. O.
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Burlingame Rhoda M., wid. Rev. D. Anderson, h. 128 W . Green.
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Burlingham Charles A. (Kate), sta.fireman,h. 112 S. Seventh.
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Burlingham Charles D., messenger Empire Line, res. 116 N. Barry.
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Burlingham Elnathan M., clerk Acme Works, N. O.; res. 116 N. Barry.
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Burlingham Harriet C, teacher High School, res. 234 N. First.
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Burlingham James H., apprentice, res. 234 N. First.
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Burlingham Kate I., res. 205 E. State.
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Burlingham Laura, asst. bookkeeper 155 N. Union; res. 205 E. State
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Burlingham Lloyd C . res. 112 S. Seventh.
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Burlingham Marion E., res. 234 N. First.
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Burlingham Mary B., wid. Frank C , h. 234 N. First.
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H.),
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Burlingham William D., ( E m m a L.), telegrapher 128 N. Union; h. 515 W . «-J O
Green.
Burnham
Frank
D.(Etta
(Luella
M.),
agent
Life
Ins.
Burt
Burroughs
Burns
Burnside
212
Eugene
Nettie,
Lewis,
Irving.
Stillman
Solomon
(Belle),
painter,
wid.
Peter,'
P.
carpenter,
bd^.
(Melissa
M.),
h.46
laborer,
308
Elm,
h.
J.),
S.
1006
N.
mason,
Eighth.
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Eighth.
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307
£^f Burt Joseph (Margaret E.), contractor, 604 Irving; h. do.
* ^ 0 Busch Anna, charwoman, res. 147 Adams.
Busch George (Julia), bricklayer, h. 149 Adams.
Busch Henry (Mary), h. 147 Adams.
Buser Joseph, laborer, bds. 1114 W . State.
Bush May M., wid. Lewis R., h. 309y2 N. Union.
Bush William (Florence A.), wagonmaker, h. River rd., S. O.
Bussell Bertha E., res. 219 N. Fourth.
Bussell Daisy L., res. 219 N. Fourth.
Bussell Edna S., res. 219 N. Fourth.
Bussell Elizabeth R., res. 219 N. Fourth.
Bussell Gilmore S. (Mary J.), oil producer, h. 219 N. Fourth.
Bussell Isaac, res. 219 N. Fourth.
Bussler Augustus C. (Mina), carpenter, 105 N. First; h. 1002 W . State.
Butanowicz Anna, clerk, res. 109 S. Eleventh.
Butanowicz Kate, operative, res. 109 S. Eleventh.
m Butanowicz Mary, clerk, 123 N. Union; res. 109 S. Eleventh.
^ ^ J Butanowicz Mary, wid. Louis, h. 109 S. Eleventh.
Butler Ai W . (Flora S.), hotel, 437 N. Union; h. do.
.. Butler Alfred A., laborer, h. 329 Railroad av.
"£ Butler Bert B., res. 6 Goodrich av., E. O.
. £ Butler Burt F. (Celia M.), buffer, h. 44 Garden av., E. O.
| -s Butler Gertrude A., res. 527 N. Union.
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Butler James (Rosie C ) , laborer P. R. R., h. 6 Goodrich av., E. O.
\_\ f> Butler James (Maggie), laborer, h. 216 S. Ninth.
•} cs Butler Joseph M. (Margaret L.), prop. Bateman House 525-527 N. Union; h. do.
t H S j Butler Milton G. (Jennie M.), woodworker 217 Wayne; h. 112 N. Ninth.
I +, Butler Tina L., milliner, res. 112 N. Ninth.
CahaneyRay
Alexander
D.),E.towerman,
h. 75 Railroad av., E. O.
«g Button
E., res. (Mary
11 Plum,
O.
Margaret
M.,fireman,
bookkeeper
10911North;
> Cahaney
Button Roy
H., loco,
res.
Plum, res.
E. O.75 Railroad av., E. O.
Cahiel Frank
S. Barry.
Button
SamuelA.,
E.helper,
(Nancyres.
C ) , 312
carpenter,
h. 11 Plum, E. O.
CahielFrank
Lucy A.
J., (Carrie
res. 312
Barry.
B.),S.baker
1117 N. Union, N. O.; h. do.
g o—„ Butts
CahielWilliam
Mary E.,
312 S.M.),
Barry.
M
Butts
W res.
. (Lizzie
brakeman, h. 412 N. First.
Cahiel Thomas
carpenter,
h. 312
S. Barry.
^mmm Buxton
Charles,E.,
laborer,
res. 409
W . Henley.
Cahiel Thomas
E. Jr., res.
Buxton
O. K., snapper,
res.312
409 S.
W .Barry.
Henley.
Cahill Catherine
res. 214314
Coleman.
Buxton
Sylvia M.,G.,
domestic
N. Second; res. 409 W . Henley.
Cahill G.
Fred (Edith),
h. 211
Byron
Gustave,
laborer, currier,
h. 15 King,
E. S.
O.Eleventh.
Cahill John (Mary), foreman J. G. Wilson, N. O.; h. 214 Coleman.
Cahill Mary, res. 28 N. Washington, N. O.
C O Cahill Patrick (Ellen), laborer, 28 N. Washington, N. O.
^ ~ CAIN see also K A N E .
Cain Austin C. (Carrie), conductor P. R. R., h. 317 N. Ninth.
Calkins Charles H. (Susan A.), nigfit. foreman 1409 Buffalo; h. 309 N. Thir••»
teenth.
C O Calkins Charles K , bookkeeper, res. 309 N. Thirteenth.
Cameron Allen W . (Elizabeth), laborer, h. 1 Avenue A, N. O.
Cameron Charlotte, res. 126 South.
Cameron Nora Mrs., res. 126 South.
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Camp
Campbell
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Campbell John, glassblower, bds. 212 N. Third.
Campbell Leon C. (Franc), oil producer, h. 1107 W . State.
Campbell Ruth L., stenographer, Johnson, N. O.; res. 1107 W . State.
«r> 4 *
Canfield Mary, cook Genesee House.
Canfield Ursula Z., wid. Hiram, res. 218 W. Sullivan.
Canty Jeremiah (Jane), section foreman, h. 532 N. Fifth.
Capozzi James, shoemaker, 106 Hamilton; rms. do.
Capozzi John G. (May), contractor, h. 451 N. Union.
Capwell Sarah E., wid. Abel, h. 38 Third av., Bv.
Card Florence E., res. 238 S. Barry.
CARD JOHN M., M. D., D. D. S. (Flora A.), dentist, 234 N. Union; h. 238 S.
Barry.
Cardinal Charles, currier, rms. 238 N. Third.
Cardinal Peter, currier, bds. 418 N. TBirteenth.
Carl Nelson P., glassblower, bds. 212 N. First.
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Carley Charles E., clerk Hotel Imperial.
CARLEY HEATER CO. (Oliver F. Carley, Fred L. Gleason, W m . M. Abrams,>-3
Jr., and Lovina J. Abrams), mfs. tannery machinery, 502-504 N. Union.
Carley Oliver F. (Hattie M.), (Carley Heater Co.), 502 N. Union; h. 119 S.
Second.
Carlson Charles J., clerk First National Bank, bds. 414 W. State.
Carlson Ernest O., clerk 149 N. Union; res. 119 N. Sixth.
Carlson Florence A., clerk 131 N. Union; res. 119 N. Sixth.
Carlson John (Lena), laborer, h. 108 N. Eleventh.
Carlson K. Alfred (Matilda), cupolo tender, h. 42 Garden av., E. O.
Carlson Mabel L., student, res 119 N. Sixth.
Carlson Mollie, domestic, 211 Laurens.
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Carlson Oscar F. (Louisa), carpenter, h. 119 N. Sixth.
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Carlson Peter, laborer, bds. 422 N. Eighth.
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Carlson Peter (Selma), tanner, h. 214 S. Eleventh.
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Carpenter Charles W . (Louise D.), sta. engineer, h. 25 Second av., Bv.
Carpenter Floyd, laborer, bds. 612 N. Union.
Carpenter N. Maud, teacher No. 1 School, res. 215 N. Clinton.
Carpenter Nelson, laborer, bds. 612 N. Union.
Carpenter Oscar M., blacksmith, res. 38 Third av., Bv.
Carr Jesse M. (Fidelia), sawyer, h. 65 Queen, E. O.
Carr Robert E. (Harriet U.), farmer, h. Steam Valley. S. O.
Carrier L. Grace, nurse, res. 112 N. Barry.
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Carrier Louis C. (Carrie A.), real estate, h. 112 N. Barry.
Carrig Elizabeth G., res. 469 N. Union.
Carrig John J., res. 469 N. Union.
Carrig Michael J. (Ann), currier, h. 444 N. Tenth.
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Carrig William F. A., laborer, res. 469 N. Union.
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Carroll Frances L., res 712 Wayne.
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Carroll John (Lucy), prop. Globe Hotel, 712 Wayne; h. do.
Carson Arthur W . (Grace B.), roller, h. 129 N. Eleventh.
Carstater Amanda, domestic, 114 Hamilton.
Carter Almond F (Susan), machine hand, h. 704 Wayne.
CARTER CHARLES W. (Eunice T.), general collector, 315 Masonic Temple;
h. 51 Third av., Bv.
Carter Gail C, res. 306 Wayne.
C
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. . 306
. Wayne.
Wholesale and Retail
3 1 1
Carter IGrace A. E.,n res.
, ,
res. 704
Wayne.
UCarter
I I I 1J.
I William,
3 V 6 V tinner;
UlOSi
Liq
u o r Dealers, N. Union Street ' JL I
Carter Kate, res. 51 Third av., Bv.
Carter
Maud,
res
51
Third
av.,
Bv.
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Cartwright
Cary
Carter
Bank
Charles
William
Reuben
Sarepta,
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Orlie
Lovelia,
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(Mary),
221
nurse,
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Ann).
51
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rigbuilder,
Third
Second.
T.,
h.
brakeman,
carpenter;
(Cary,
121
res.
av.,
N.304
Rumsey
Bv.
h.
Second.
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-g Z CARY, RUMSEY & HASTINGS (Charles S. Cary, Frank Rumsey and
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J. Hastings), lawyers, 22-23 Exchange Bank bldg.
Casarly John, laborer, res. 29 Homer, N. O.
Case Charles B. (Carrie), bookkeeper, 926 E. State, E. O.; h. 401 W . Henley.
Casey Dennis J. (Bridget), carpenter, h. r. 21 Second av., Bv.
Casey Jennie, domestic, 773 N. Union, N. O.
Caswell Hannah D., wid. John C , h. 414 Laurens.
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Catlin Thomas H., carpenter, h. 502 N. Ninth.
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Caufield Johanna, wid. Charles, res. 402 N. Eighth.
Caulklns Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, 1213 Washington; h. do.
Chadderdon E m m a B., laundress, 112 W . Sullivan; res. 44 Genesee, Bv.
*s Chadderdon Sarah A., wid. Seeley, h. 44 Genesee, Bv.
p ^ Chadwick Lewis, laborer, res. 63 Railroad av., E. O.
jmd Chadwick Warren (Mabel), oil well driller, h. River rd., S. O.
(•V Chaffee Clifford D., res. 509 N. Union.
A J Chaffee Glenn (Alice M.), plumber, h. 207 Adams.
J j ^ Chaffee Ida M., wid. Merton D., dressmaker, 509 N. Union; h. do.
V^» Chaffee Le Roy M., res. 509 N. Union.
^*> Chamberlain Addie, res. 125 S. Second.
\ \ Chamberlain Albert M. (Nellie E.), carpenter, h. 116 N. Fourth.
~*~* Chamberlain Albert W., h. 125 S, Second.
^ ^ Chamberlain Colby, boarding house, 206 N. Barry.
5 ^ Chamberlain George, waiter, 308 N. Union; rms. do.
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^ ^ Chamberlain Hazen E. (Mary O.), farmer, h. Pleasant Valley, Bv.
*Chamberlain Raymond W., student, res. 116 N. Fourth.
^ S ^ Chamberlin C. Husted, emp. glassworks, res. 223 N. Union.
'
*• C H A M B E R L I N E D W I N C. (Lelia E.), agent A m . Exp. Co., 148 N. Union; h.
119 S. First.
Chamberlin E m m a O., wid Henry W., h. 144 S. Union.
Chamberlin George L., res. 223 N. Union.
("*? C H A M B E R L I N MFG. CO. (Edward Troy and E m m a O. Chamberlin), mfrs.
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stump pullers, 210-220 S. Barry.
•^^ Chamberlin Patience S., wid. Lewis G., h. 223 N. Union.
[ «> Chamberlin Seraph M., wid. George, h. 128 E. Henley.
p*8*^ Chamberlin Willis A., ticket broker, 242 N. Union; rms. 213 N. Fifth.
Chambers Margaret, waitress, Olean House.
Chaplin Charles, laborer, rms. 414 S. Third.
Chapman Archie TA. jointer, res. 509 Brickell av.
Chapman Charles cr (Dora F.), clerk, 145 N. Union; h. 217 S. Third.
Chapman Floyd E., helper, res. 509 Brickell av.
Chapman Frank A., (Ella J.), agent G. U. T. Co.; h. 509 Brickell av.
Chapman John I. (Viola), glassblower, h. 413 Laurens.
C H A P M A N J O S E P H M. (Eleanor), cigars and tobacco, 126 N. Union; h. 308
Laurel av. (See adv.)
Chappell Vera, res. 13 Railroad av., E. O.
Charlinski Michael (Anna), laborer, h. 48 N. Washington, N. O.
Chase Amanda, wid. Levi, re3. 123 S. Eleventh.
Chase Arthur L. (Etta C ) , piano tuner, h. 123 S. Eleventh.
Chase Edith P., teacher No. 1 School, res. 215 S. Fourth.
Chase Etta Cotton Mrs., music teacher, h. 123 S Eleventh.
Chemical Co. No. 2, 1212 W . State.
Cheney Nelson, physician, 178% N. Union; rms. do.
Chesner Ambrose (Mary), saloon, 305 W . State; h. do.
Chesner Carrie, res. 308 W . State.
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Chesner Frank, laborer, res. 308 W. State
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Chesner Lewis J., bartender, res. 308 W. State
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Chew Albert G. (Evelyn G.), glassblower, h. 232 N. Eighth.
53/0
Childs Mary D., principal No. 1 School; rms 218 W Sullivan
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Childs Sarah W., wid. John, res. 16 Center; Bv.
<ry?
Chittenden Frederick C. (MargaretT, car repairer, res. I2D7 Reed
bi £
Chittenden Jared (Maggie), laborer, h. 1311 Reed.
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Chodacki Louis Rev., asst. pastor St. John's Church; res. 773 N Union, N. O. f\ 2
Chong Charles, laundryman, 244 N. Union; res. do.
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Christian Science Rooms, City Building; Mary H.' Danforth first reader
*Z,70
Chrysler Esther, bds. 520 N. First.
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Church Electa L. Mrs., res. Hotel Imperial.
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City Cafe, 146 N. Union; Dennis F. McAuliffe, prop
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CITY CLERK, Charles Keenan City Building
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CITY CLUB, 113 North; Charles D. Judd, sec.
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CITY ENGINEER, Edmund E. Allen, City Building.
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City Exchange Hotel, 1126 N. Union, N. O.; John Henneman, prop.
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City Installment Store, 407 N. Union; Hezeriah Willis, prop.
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City Hall, 108 N. Union.
City Relief Society, City Building; Mrs. Elizabeth M. Baxter pres.
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, 264 N. Union; A. W. Nelson, prop.
City Storehouse, 442 N. Union.
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Clancy Edward J., painter, res. 54 Oak, N. O.
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Clancy Eugene, laborer, res. 54 Oak, N. O.
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Clancy John (Anna), laborer, h. 511 N. Fourth.
Clancy Mollie, tailoress, res. 54 Oak, N. O.
Clancy Patrick (Bridget), section foreman, h. 819 W . State.
Clancy Sadie, h. 54 Oak, N. O.
Clancy William, res. 511 N. Fourth.
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Clarey Edward J., lineman, 209 Masonic Temple; bds. 308 N. Union.
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Clark Alonzo, h. Steam Valley, S. O.
Clark Andrew B. (Carrie), patternmaker, 133 Railroad av.; h. 629 E. State.
E. O.
Clark Bruce, telegrapher P. R. R., bds. Genesee House.
Clark Cassie Mrs., laundress, res. 60 King, E. O.
Clark Christina M. Mrs., h. 2 Union" pi.
Clark Edward, loco, engineer P. R. R., bds. Grand Central Hotel.
Clark Elisha, res. 313 Tompkins.
Clark Eva G., res. 60 King, E. O.
Clark Florence W. Mrs., ladies' shoe parlor, 409 W. State; h. do.
Clark George W . (S. Cassie), laborer, 133 Railroad av.; h. 60 King, E. O.
Clark Henry C. (Helen), driver, h. 107 E. Henley.
Clark Henry S. (Rose L.), stonemason, h. 60 Alder, E O.
Clark Irving M. (Bertha), driver, res. 107 E. Henley.
Clark Janet, wid. Levi, res. 414 Laurens.
Clark John, loco, engineer, bds. 614 Wayne.
CLARK JOSEPH C. (Harriet C ) , physician and surgeon, office hours, 10-12
a. m., 2:30-3:30 and 7-8 p. m.
Clark Joseph R (Jennie), loco, engineer P. R. R., h. 108 Coleman.
Clark Kathleen'M., wid. Oakley, h. 122 N. Sixth.
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Clark Lewis, coachman, 126 South.
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Clark Lewis C. (Allie A.), driver, h. 305 Jay.
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Clark Lewis J. (Ruth), stock broker, 306 Masonic Temple; h. 321 Laurel av. £),•?•
Clark Lillie E., student, res. 56 Pine, N. O.
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Clark
Mabel,
student,
res.
56
Pine,
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Finest
wines
Morris
Mary,
Nellie
William
Miranda,
Margaret,
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liquors
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Walnut,
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130
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115
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Henley.
Washington.
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Clarke Jed (Lizzie), moldmaker, h. 109 E. Henley.
Clarkson Douglas R. (Annie M.), machinist, 133 Railroad ave.; h. 320 Laurel
av.
Clayson Cora B., res. 11 Crown, E. O.
Clayson George R. (Esther C.), laborer, h. 11 Crown, E. O.
Clayson Martha M., domestic Grand Central Hotel; rms. 108 E. Sullivan.
Clemens Michael (Marcella), laborer, h. 507 N. Eighth.
a,* Clemmons William, bds. 607 Irving.
G / 3 demons Alice, res. 303 Irving.
h _ demons Lester F. (Mary L.), barber, 704 W . State; h. 303 Irving.
Cleveland Edgar W . (Emma), laborer,, h. 27 Grossman av., E. O.
Cline Jesse, laborer, res. 34 King, E. O.
Cline Marcus (Emma), laborer, h. 34 King, E. O.
Cline Seymour J. (Lucinda O.), wheelmaker, h. 322 Jay.
Clisbee Florence Mrs., dressmaker, rms. 209 E. State.
Close Charles A., student, res. 15 Second av., Bv.
Close Cycle Co. (Frank B. and Fred A. Close), mfrs. bicycles, 502-504 N. Union.
Close Frank B. (Addie L.), (Close Cycle Co.), 502 N. Union; h. 11 Second
av., Bv.
Close Fred A. (Glenn M.), (Close Cycle Co.), 502 N. Union; h. 506 W . Henley.
Close James C (Jennie A.), painter, h. 15 Second av, Bv.
Clute Anna, night opr., 133% N. Union; bds. 319 Tompkins.
Clyde James L. (Jennie L.), sec. Olean Glass Co., 1409 Buffalo; h. 702 W .
Sullivan.
Coad John F., reporter Herald, rms, 207 N. Third.
Coast Bessie, res. 104 South.
COAST, DAVIS & N E N N O (John W . Coast, Charles L. Davis and Joseph J.
C/Z}
Nenno), clothing and men's furnishings, 154 N. Union.
Coast Emily, res. 104 South.
Coast John (John Coast & Son), 133y2 N. Union; h. 104 South.
C O A S T J O H N & S O N (John and John W.), oil producers, 133% N. Union.
m, Coast John W . (Anna), (John Coast & Son), 133% N. Union, and (Coast,
C/5
Davis & Nenno), 154 do.; h 135 S. Union.
^ J _ Coates Delia O., teacher No. 4 School, bds. 79 Garden av., E. O.
Cobb Alexander D., (Matilda C ) , superintendent, h. 122 N. Third.
Cobb George W., janitor, res. 122 N. Third.
Cobb Hugh A. (Pierce & Cobb), 308 Masonic Temple; rms. 237 S. Barry.
Cobb John (Minnie M.), asst. undertaker, 232 N. Union; h. 203% do.
Cobb Thomas (Katherine E.), motorman, h. 23 Elm, N. O.
C O B B WILLIAM (E. Alice), lawyer and justice of the peace, 156 N. Union;
res. 311 E. Henley.
Cobleigh Lillie, wid. Charles, h. 339 N. Sixth.
Cockerill William H. (Rose), Salvation officer, h. 230 N. First.
Cohen Betsy Mrs., second-hand furniture, 429 N. Union; h. do.
Cohen Cappel, dry goods and notions, 121 N. Union; h. 1507 W . State.
Cohen Charles, cashier 121 N. Union; res. 1507 W . State.
H EJoseph
N Y O(Antonia),
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E S WN.EState.
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Cohen
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at
12 w. state street.
uCohen Meloy,
W . State; res. 1507* Bdo.
Cohen Morris, clerk, 131 N. Union; bds. 115 N. First.
Cole
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Cole Merritt W . (Cora B.), milk dealer, h. Windfall rd., Bv.
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Cole Sylvester (Anna), laborer, h. 85 Union, S. O.
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Cole Wilbur A. (Minnie J.), motorman, res. 920 Washington.
5- Cole William H. (Amanda C ) , laborer, h. 31 Garden av., E. O.
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Coleman Arthur E., res 301 Coleman.
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Coleman Frederick H., overseer of the poor, 1417 W . State; res. 1415 do.
Coleman Henrietta, res. 1415 W . State.
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Colgrove Charles R. (Julia A.), conductor, h. 212 Wayne.
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Collard Henry J. (Elizabeth), wagonmaker, h. 137 S. First.
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Colledge Lorin N. (Ida M.), laborer, h. 140 N. Sixth.
Colligan Nellie, teacher, res. 1007 N. Union, N. O.
Colligan Timothy T. (Bridget), h. 1007 N. Union, N. O.
Jlins Bridget, domestic, 325 Tompkins
,
Tlins Daniel (Ellen), h. 1101% N. Union, N. O.ijlms Dennis, res. 1101% N. Union, N. O.
Collins Frank,fireman,bds. 204 Coleman.
Collins Frederick E., bookkeeper, 1409 Buffalo; h. Portville, N. Y.
Collins James,fireman,bds. 204 Coleman.
Collins John A. (Ellen), laborer, h. 502 N. Tenth.
Collins Junius T. ( E m m a S.), car clerk Acme Works, N. O.; h. 439 N. First.
Collins Kate, cook, 126 South.
COLLINS PATRICK S. (Sophia L.), lawyer and police justice, 156 N. Union;
h 133 S. Fifth.
Collins Stephen (Edith), bds. 33 Railroad av., E. O.
Collins Thomas, machinist, res. 1101% N. Union, N. O.
Collins William (Margaret), trav. salesman, h. 56 Oak, N. O.
C O L L O P Y BROS. (Frank E. and Charles P.), saloon and billiard parlor, 317
N. Union.
Collopy Charles P. (Collopy Bros.), 317 N. Union; res. 15 River, N. O.
Collopy Frank, laborer, bds. 87 Main, Bv.
Collopv Frank E. (Collopy Bros.), 317 N. Union; h. 15 River, N. O.
Collopy Mary, wid. John, h. 15 River, N. "O.
Collopy Timothy B., rms 33 River, N. O.
Colony Anna C , stenographer, 163 N. Union; res. 402 Laurens.
Colony Arthur L. (Anna), trav. salesman, h. 402 Laurens.
Colony Clarence M., res. 402 Laurens.
Colony Cora E., res. 402 Laurens.
Colony Edna M., res. 402 Laurens.
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Colony Katherine S., stenographer, 163 N. Union; res. 402 Laurens.
Colran Mary, wid. Michael, h. 207 S. Clinton.
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Comer Thomas D. (Renal, glassblower, res. 414 W . State.
Comfort Thomas (Martha), laborer, h. 67 River, N. O.
Comiskey Frank W.. switchman, bds. 712 Wayne.
Condon John, woodworker, 502 N. Union, bds. 435 do.
Condon John sta.fireman,bds. 414 N. First.
Condon William H. <Maggie E.), sta.fireman,h. 414 N. First.
Condon William J. (Rose L.), bartender, 202 W . State; h. 511 do.
C O N K L I N D e W I T T C. (Hester M.), gen. mgr. N e w Conklin Wagon Co., 424 E.
State: h. 30<i dn.
Conklin DeWitt C. Jr. (Minnie G.), wagon mfr., h. 201 S. Barry.
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• Connell John J., farmer, res. 42 Pine, N. O.
•* Connell Lawrence P. (Mary), laborer, h. 35 Maple, N. O.
Connell Lizzie, domestic, 140 S. Clinton.
Connell Martin (Ellen), farmer, h. 42 Pine, N. O.
Connell Mary T., operative, res. 35 Maple, N. O.
Connell Richard, res. 35 Maple, N. O.
Connelly Bernard (Catherine), packer, 137 N. Union; h. 1038 E. State, E. O.
^ Connelly James L. (Gertrude), res. 138 N. First.
•J Connelly John (Mary), h. 36 Pine, N. O.
^ Connelly Mary, domestic, 120 S. Clinton.
Connelly Kate, res 55 Oak, N. O.
„j Connelly Patrick, laborer, res. 77 Oak, N. O.
» Conner Jordan E. (Cora E.), carpenter, h. 130 N. Eleventh.
£ Connor James W . (Ida), blacksmith, h. 223 N. Thirteenth.
tr\ 3» Connors James T., plumber. Ill W . State; bds. Hotel Imperial.
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Connors John (Bridget), car repairer, h. 328 Coleman.
0 w •£ Connors Julia, res. 328 Coleman.
ai 42 Connors Michael, res. 328 Coleman.
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•£ Conrad Claude S. (Henrietta), conductor, h. 1013 W . Sullivan.
| ® Conrad Frances G., teacher No. 2 School, res. 215 S. Fourth.
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Eh3 Conrau Frederick B. (Carrie E.), carpenter, h. 303 W . State.
P* Conrad Lee J., apprentice plumber, res. 303 W . State.
Conrad Lenore S., teacher Jr. High School, res. 215 S. Fourth.
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Pi Conrad Warren C. (Susan E.), watchman, h. 215 S. Fourth.
P« Conrath Amanda E., asst. city clerk. City bldg.; res. 128 S. Seventh.
PI Conrath- Florence K., res. 128 S. Seventh.
£5 Conrath Mary A., wid. John, h. 128 S. Seventh.
<tj Conrath Ruby M., clerk, res. 128 S. Seventh.
Con?edine Frank J., student, res. 134 S. Twelfth.
Cousedine John, h. 1207 W . Henley.
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Conscdine Martin J. (Mary), currier, h. 433 N. Ninth.
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C O N V E N T OF MERCY, 614-616 W . Sullivan.
Converse David (Sylvia), janitor, h. 11 Fifth av., Bv.
Converse Elizabeth E., clerk, res. 11 Fifth av., Bv.
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Convey Patrick, res. 177 N. Tenth.
Convey Roger P. (Mary), laborer, h. 177 N. Tenth.
•l-H Convey Thomas J. (Anna), boilermaker, h. 55 Spruce, N. O.
CO Conway Alexander J. (Ida M.), clerk, h. 23 First av., Bv.
Conway Frank M., laborer, res. 23 First av., Bv.
Q * Conway George R. (Elizabeth),finisher,h. 5 Center, Bv.
Conway Robert B., student, res. 23 First av., Bv.
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Cook Ann, wid. Nicholas, h. 63 Bishop, E. O.
Street.
C O O K A R T H U R G., shoemaker, 512 W . State; h. do. (See adv. side lines.)
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George
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Julia,
John
Mabel
Edwin
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Cook Margaret, wid. Jacob, h. 814 W . Henley.
Cook M a o (Jane), h. at Union, b. U.
Cook Monroe i£. (Jennie), painter, h. 307 W . Green.
Cook Nellie, res. 414 S. Union.
Cook Richard, res. 414 C Union.
Cook William J., clerk, res. 1312 Washington.
Cooke Emily C, wid. Theodore, res. 4ls W . Henley.
Cooke Zeph A. {Lillie M.J, cabinetmaker, h. 23 Genesee, Bv.
Cookingham Albert L. (Angeline MJ, constable, h. 402 Wayne.
Cookingham Marvin R., laborer, res. 402 Wayne.
Cookingham Walter J., laborer, res. 402 Wayne.
Cooley Charles M. (Carrie), stockkeeper, h. 23 Goodrich av., E. O.
Cooley Clarence E. (Celia), driver, h. 311 Irving.
Cooley John O., res. 23 Goodrich av., E. O.
Cooley Sarah, res. 23 Goodrich av., E. O.
C O O N R A D , see also C O N R A D .
Coonrad N. John, bds. 51 Bishop, E. O.
Cooper Charles b. (Adelia A j , gasntter, 184 N. Union; h. 123 S. Seventh.
Cooper George W . (Carrie A.j, laborer, h. 47 Third av., Bv.
Cooper John W., traveling salesman, rms. 29, 303 N. Union.
Corbin Mary A., wid. John, h. 5 Kiver, N. O.
Corbin Samuel R., lineman, 430 N. Union; res. 5 River, N. O.
Corkins Anna Mrs., h. 615 irving.
Corkins Joseph C., painter, res. 615 Irving.
Corkins William ivl. (Neva), stonecutter, h. 1126 W . Henley.
Corkins William T. F., laborer, res. 615 Irving.
Cornwall David M. (Laura R.), carpenter, h. 117 N. Fifth.
Cornwell Charles R. (Ambra A.), laborer, h. 506 Higgins av.
Corn well Herbert (Mabel), laborer, h. 302 Wayne.
C O R R Y H O U S E , 614-616 Wayne; Robert MiUiken, prop.
Corsett Lincoln E. (Carrie), carpenter, h. 312 N. Ninth.
Corwin Ransom G., plumber, h, 205 W . Green.
Coegrove Frank F., driller, res. 51 Spruce, N. O.
Cosgrove John (Bridget), laborer, h. 51 Spruce, N. O.
Cosgrove Joseph, laborer, res. 51 Spruce, N. O.
Cosgrove Mary N., teacher No. 4 School, rms. 319 Laurel av.
Coss Amy, wid. John M., res. 113 Fulton.
Cofs G. Myron (Frances R.), carpenter and barber, 617 E. State; h. 615 do.,
Tfl. O
Coss Samuel L., laborer, res. 615 E. State, E. O.
Costa George (Mary), laborer, h. 34 Elm, N. O.
Costello Agnes, domestic, 107 S. Barry.
Co£n.ello John H., pianos, organs and musical mdse., 124 N. Union.
Cote Gertrude IT., domestic Grand Central Hotel.
Cotton Abraham L. (Rebecca), carpenter, h. 655 B. State.
Cotton Charles (Ophelia), carpenter, h. 212 S. Eleventh.
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Cotton Grace, wid. Lloyd, res. 49 Garden av., E. O.
Cotton Louis B., res. 212 S. Eleventh.
Cotton Samuel H., res. 121 S. Eleventh.
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Cousins William R. (Rosa), stationaryfireman,h. 63 Railroad av., E. O.
-*J fe Covill Winfield S. (Lula A.), machinist, 502 N. Union; h. 309 Jay.
wl ^ Cowens Benjamin F. (Catherine) (Exchange News Co.), 165 N. Union, and
J j fc blacksmith, 133 Railioad av.; h. 246 S. Barry.
^ Cowens Charles U. S., res. 246 S. Barry.
-*-? H Cowens Clara, tel. opr., 133 Ms N. Union; res. 246 S. Barry.
o ^ Cowles Olive, bookkeeper, bds. 319 Tompkins.
1^. © Coxe George H. (Harriet G.), (Exchange News Co.), 167 N. Union; h. 108 W .
1^
Green.
Coy James C , laborer, bds. 2 8 % Pond, E. O.
£h
Coy Jessie M., h. 108 E. Sullivan.
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Coyle Agnes, teacher, res. 781 N. Union, N. O.
. n Coyle Albert M., h. 781 N. Union, N. O.
{/) Ul Coyle Albert M. Jr., boilermaker, res. 781 N. Union, N. O.
K ( V Cradduck Bertha H., clerk, 258 N. Union; res. 611 E. State, E. O.
T* Cradduck Charles (Mary), grocer, 258 N. Union; h. 611 E. State, E. O.
i* HI Cradduck Conway B. (Allie), carpenter, h. 601 E. State, E. O.
( j t_ Cradduck Elizabeth, wid. Richard, res. 611 E. State, E. O.
P Cradduck Frederick J. (Minnie), laborer, h. 12 Garden av., E. O.
. i* Crahan J. W., express messenger, 148 N. Union; bds. Grand Central Hotel.
t(\ rT Cram Burt F- G> clerk, 225 N. Union; res. 322 Laurel av.
m"* LL Cram Eva A., wid. Henry, h. 322 Laurel av.
fV t> Cram Harry D., res. 322 Laurel av.
*** > Cramer David (Ella), glassblower, h. 137 N. Eighth.
(II R Cramsie John (Julia), saloon, 101 N. Union; h. do.
if Cramsie Martha, res. 101 N. Union.
Cramsie Paul A., bartender, 101 N. Union; res. do.
Crandall Adelbert (Mary), h. River rd., S. O.
(h Crandall Alburn C. (Josephine M.), h. 511 W . Henley.
Crandall Arnold G. (Phoebe M.), bookkeeper, 182 N. Union; h. 114 Hamilton.
Crandall Curtis (Anna L.), agent, h. 119 S. Seventh.
Crandall Edward,fireman,bds. 602 Wayne.
Crandall Emily S., wid. L. Dana, res. 220 N. Sixth.
Crandall E m m a Mrs., res. 220 N. Sixth.
Crandall Josephine M. Mrs. (A. M. Palmer & Co.), 161 N. Union; h. 511 W .
c *
Henley.
Crandall Jerome T. (Mary), lumberman, h. 92 Union, S. O.
Crandall Lucy E., wid. Mansel M., res. 302"East av.
Crandall M. Eugene (Dollie M.), laborer, h. 302 East av.
Crandall Willard L. (May L.), stillman, h. 31 Main, Bv.
Crannell Walter L. (Bertha B.), salesman, 137 N. Union; h. 205 N. Clinton.
Crawford Clara, res. 712 Washington.
Crawford Daniel W . (Sarah), tailor, 211 Masonic Temple; h. 712 Washington.
Crawford George H., bookkeeper, res. 209 E. State.
Crawford Henry C. (Sara), lumberman, h. 209 E. State.
Crawford James W . (Sylvania), res. 120 S. Union.
Crawford Jane Mrs., res. 206 E. Henley.
Crawford John C. (Mabel C ) . barber, 106 W . State; h. 125 S. Fifth.
Crawford Lulu L., res 209 E. State.
Crawford Maude, tailoress, res. 712 Washington.
Crawford Myrtle L., res. 209 E. State.
Crawford William H. (Eva A.), machinist, h. 410 Wayne.
Creagan Thomas F. (Nettie M.). currier, h. 125 S. Eleventh.
Crocker Catherine, res. 115 S. Eleventh.
Crocker George (Elizabeth), currier, h. 115 S. Eleventh.
Crocker
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Crooker
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Cross James A., laborer, res. 129 N. Eleventh. f _
Crosthwaite George R., plumber, res. 10 Main, Bv.
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Crosthwaite Jennie, wid. Richard, h. 10 Main, Bv.
^^ Crosthwaite Montgomery W., plumber, res. 10 Main, Bv.
Crouse Charles W . (Mary), currier, h. 119 S. Eleventh.
Crowe Raymond J., bartender, 405 N. Union; bds. 612 do.
Crowley Catherine, wid. James, res. 1491 Buffalo, N. O.
Crowley Edward W . (Delia), laborer, h. 321 N. Eighth.
Crowley James, laborer, bds. 612 N. Union.
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Crowley John (Margaretta), laborer, h. 1491 Buffalo, N. O.
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Crowley Patrick J. (Anna), carpenter, h. 414 N. Thirteenth.
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C r u m m y John (Mary), buffer, h. 1102 W . Henley.
Cudding Frederick C., carpenter, bds. 125 S. Second.
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Cullather Abraham J. (Mary E.), glassblower, h. 89 River, N. O.
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Cullen Richard, marblecutter, rms. 118 Hamilton.
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Culotta Antonio, mgr., 409 N. Union.
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Cummings Charles, telephone insp., 133% N. Union; bds. Grand Central Hotel. fea«
Curr.mings Ella M. V., res. 431 N. Thirteenth.
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Cummings John, laborer, res. 431 N. Thirteenth.
Cummings Thomas J. (Catherine), tank builder, h. 431 N. Thirteenth.
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Cunneen Bridget, housekeeper, 773 N. Union, N. O.
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Cunningham Christopher C. (Julia), carpenter, h. 146 N Ninth.
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Cunningham James W . (Kate), h. 126 Fulton.
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Cunningham Mary J., h. 119 N. Seventh.
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Cunningham Reuben S. (Lena J.), h. 211 N. Union.
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Curran Agnes, res. 425 N. Seventh.
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Curran Anna, apprentice, 131 N. Union; res. 425 N. Seventh.
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Curran Bernard M. (Anna), stationaryfireman,h. 425 N. Seventh.
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Curran Winifred, clerk, 121 N. Union; res 425 N. Seventh.
Currier Jennie H., wid. Clarence, res. 217 N. Fifth.
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Curry David (Helen), brickmason, h. 787 N. Union, N. O.
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Curry Frank H., clerk Vacuum Oil Co., res. 417 N. Seventh.
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Curry Mary, teacher, res. 787 N. Union, N. O.
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Curry Wilson M., boilermaker, res. 417 N. Seventh.
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Curtin Timothy, bartender, 319 N. Union; bds. do.
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Curtis Alvin H., driller, res. 218 N. Third.
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Curtis Anna A., student, res. 27 Homer, N. O
Curtis Anna R., wid. Allen R., h. 710 W . Sullivan.
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Curtis Bertha, domestic, 310 N. Clinton.
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Curtis Byron E. ( E m m a L.), h. 316 S. Barry.
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Curtis Charles, gardener, 417 E. State; bds. do.
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Curtis Charles B., laborer, res. 27 Homer, N. O.
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Curtis Elizabeth, wid. John L.. h. 330 Jay.*
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Curtis Flcrence E., res. 218 N. Third.
Curtis George W . (Eliza A.), general store, 27 Homer; h. do., N. O.
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Cushing John T., gatherer, res. 3 9 % Spruce, N. O.
Czaplicki Kanstanti (Apolonia), laborer, h. 413 N. Seventh.
Czyz Tony, laborer, bds. 1002 N. Union, N. O.
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Dahill Mary J., res. 24 Elm, N. O.
Dahill Thomas (Mary), laborer, h. 24 Elm, N. O.
Dailey Martin (Mary), railroad conductor, h. 420 N. First.
Daily Jeremiah, res 469 N. Union.
Dale Solomon (Sarah E.), farmer, h. Irving, W . O.
Daley Bridget, housekeeper, 216 N. Barry.
Daley Daniel (Mary), h. 22 Elm, N. O.
Daley Mary, student, res. 22 Elm N. O.
Daley Thomas CCaroline). laborer, h. Ill S. Fifteenth.
_n D A L L A N B A U G H W . C A R L (Ella E.), surgeon and general practitioner, 136
K^ ,
N. First; h. 134 do.; office hours, 8 to 9 a. m., 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p. m.
^ > H Dalton E m m a L., wid. William W., h. 1309 Buffalo.
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• ^ ^ H Dalton Maud, res. 1309 Buffalo.
^ ^ Dalton Minnie, waitress Olean House.
t ~] Daly Clarence O., res. 174% N. Union.
^ " ^ Daly John, express messenger, rms. 313 N. Union.
Daly John F. (Jessie A.), motorman, h. 174% N. Union.
• Damon Alice, waitress, res. 232 S. Clinton.
~1 Danforth Anna R., res. 240 N. Second.
r™""^ Danforth Eliza C, res. 240 N. Second.
Danforth Mary H..firstreader Christian Science, res. 240 N. Second.
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Danforth Nancy A., wid. Edward M., h. 240 N. Second.
f""H Daniels Ada F., res. 129 S. First
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Q £ j Daniels Lewis E. tLois M.), freight handler P. R. R., h. 14 Brook, E. O.
£ ^ ^ Daniels Silas J. (Anna), carpenter, h. 53 King, E. O.
^ J j J Darling Julia A., domestic, 239 N. Second.
^ T ^ Darling Kate Mrs., domestic Grand Central Hotel.
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^ ^ ^ Davenport Charles A. (Louise), cabinetmaker, h. 1316 Washington.
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Davenport Claude T., res 306 N. Ninth.
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Davenport Ruth L., res. 1316 Washington.
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Jeremiah (Mary S.), laborer, h. Ill S. Thirteenth.
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Davidson Mary Cj wid. Alexander, res. 221 N. Third.
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flf*0 Davidson Perry A. (Annie S.), telegr. Acme Works, N. O.; h. 221 N. Third.
Davis Charles, laborer, h. 67 Bishop, E. O.
UJ 0 Davis Charles, laborer, res. 122 Fulton.
Davis Charles L. (Coast, Davis & Nenno), 154 N. Union; res. 319 W . Henley.
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Davis Edward, laborer, res. 447 N. First.
l_ I Davis Frances C, wid John A., h 447 N. First.
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DAVIS FREDERICK W . (Lillian M.), agent Wells, Fargo & Co. Express, 172
\ J m.
N. Union; h. 41 Garden av. E. O.
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Henley.
Davis James W . (Harriet), pathmaster, h. 45 Garden av., E. O.
Davis Jennie, wid. Daniel D., h. 301 Coleman.
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Lucy
Nellie
Thomas
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L.,
Blocks
E.,
(Phoebe),
h.
J.boxmaker,
clerk
wid.
teacher
domestic,
322
(Mary),
Selkirk,
and
Tompkins.
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No.
locomotive
Sewer
res.
R.,
611
3
res.
Railroad
447
N.
School,
h.
Tile,
907
Union;
319
N.fireman,
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First.
Wrms.
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N.
. res.
Henley.
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h.
122
h.
447
town
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126
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Deabold John Jr. (Anna), fireman, h. 332 Tompkins. _ ^«
Deabold Mary, res. 322 Tompkins.
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Deabold William N. (Anna K.), clerk, 149 N. Union; h. 301 S. Eighth.
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Deabold William N. Jr., student, res. 301 S. Eighth.
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Dean Charles (Ellen A.), laborer, h. 1303 Buffalo.
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Dean Charles M. (Ellen M.), lumberman, h. 140 S. Eleventh.
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Dean Frank H. (Alice), lumber, res. 519 N. First.
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Dean Lee (Lizzie), laborer, h. 1464 Buffalo, N. O.
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Dean Lettie M., res. 1303 Buffalo.
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Dearbori Edwin J. (Susan N.), night baggagemaster Erie depot, h. 52 Pine, 5 m m
N. O.
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Dearborn Georgia E., res. 52 Pine, N. O.
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DeBois Thomas J., barber, 614 Wayne; bds. do.
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Decker Charles J. (Hattie M.), barber, 304 W. State; h. do.
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Deckman Charles A. (Catherine S.), butcher, 152 N. Union; h. 524 N. Fourth, pi *T.
Degnan John M. (Katherine M.), boilermaker Vacuum Oil Co., h. 29 Maple, H * J
vs.-a.
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Degnan Mary A., dressmaker, res. 46 Spruce, N. O.
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DeGroff Abraham G. (Helen), stonemason, h. 112 East av.
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Deibler Addison (Lida M.), baggage transfer, h. 12 South, Bv.
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Deibler Clarence (Maggie), laborer, h. 9 Third av., Bv.
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Deibler Ethelyn D., res. 12 South, Bv.
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Deiches Saul, clothing, men's frngs., 170 N Union; h. New York City.
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Deittrich Edward H. (Louisa), h. 107 S. Thirteenth.
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DeKay Albert (Minnie J.), cashier Erie freight depot, h. 536 N. Eighth.
DeKay Elizabeth, wid. Charles M., h. 79 King, E. O.
DeKay Harry M. (Lillian M.), bill clerk Brie freight depot, h. 18 Crown, E. O.
DeKay Nathaniel O., car repairer, res. 83 Bishop, E. O.
J53
DeKay Orry (Sena), trav. salesman, res. 79 King, E. O.
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DeKay William (Annie R.), grocer, 85 Bishop; h. 83 do., E. O.
Delahunte
, dressmaker, bds. 307 E. State.
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Delahunte M. E., clerk, 157 N. Union; res. S. Barry.
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Delamater Edgar A. (Rose), bookkeeper American Hide & Leather Co.; h. ^ ^
Allegany, N. Y.
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Delaney Margaret, res. 310 Tompkins.
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Delaney Thomas, mason, h. 310 Tompkins.
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Delano Joseph O. (Mattie), laborer, h. 69 Main, Bv.
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DeLaunay Arthur B. C. (Justina), baker, 120 N. Union; h. 814 do., N. O.
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Delfs George, night watchman, h. 216 S. Tenth.
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Delfs Sophia, wid. Fred, res. 216 S. Tenth.
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Delmage Cora V., wid. S. Lamont, h. 110 N. First.
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Delling Julia, domestic, 302 W. State.
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Dellinger Alzina Mrs., h. 213 Tompkins.
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Dellinger Arthur F., driver, 260 N. Union; res. 213 Tompkins.
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Dellinger Floyd E., lineman, 430 N. Union; res. 213 Tompkins.
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Demell George, loco,fireman,bds. 438 N. Eighth.
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Demmel Peter (Margratha), car repairer, h. W. State, W. O.
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Demmel Sebastian, driver, 157 N. Union; res. W. State, W . O.
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Dempsey Bartholomew
(Ellen),
h. 34lOak,
Dempsey Catherine, res. 34 Oak, N. O.
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_Dempsey
Nora,
res.
34
Oak,
N.
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Dennison
Denning
Denzinger
Demsky
DenboskyCharles,
August
Stephen
Dora
Louisa
Frank
E.
(Frances),
Mrs.,
coachman,
(Mary),
C.
Mrs.,
(Mary),
h.
h.laborer,
116
McCann
stonemason,
104
carpenter,
E.O.South.
Sullivan.
h.
Hollow,
249
h.
h.
Spruce,
1117
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i 5 Derby Frances E., res. 114 Fulton.
4 Derby M. Blanche, clerk 149 N. Union, res. 114 Fulton.
w Ill Derby Melvin P. (Ettie), painter, h. 114 Fulton.
r- Dermont Albert (Mary J.), sta.fireman,h. 405 N. Eighth.
^ H *" Derringer Louisa, domestic, 513 W . Sullivan.
* ^ 0 DeRudder Louise, domestic, 319 W . Henley.
J ^ 2 Derx Adam (Louisa), huckster, h. 25 Center, Bv.
~ * < Derx Conrad (Amelia), carpenter, h. 22 Second av., Bv.
^ J 0) Derx Emma, res. 25 Center, Bv.
* 4 Derx John J. (Mary B.), boilermaker, h. 125 N. Thirteenth.
«aaj 0 Deuter Andrew J. (Mary C ) , foreman, h. 1483 Buffalo, N. O.
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Douter George (Delia), sta. engineer, h 7 Division, E. O.
"*" Devault William H. (Anna E.), gaffer, h] 137 N. Ninth.
t/1 Devett Ellen, wid. Martin, h. 47 River, N. O.
Devett Martin, switchman, res. 47 River, N. O.
Devlin Georgia A., student, res. 226 N. First.
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Devlin Mary T„ student, res. 226 N. First.
Devlin Timothy J. (Agnes A.), oil producer, h. 226 N. First.
Dewalaby Deep (Jennie), laborer, h. 122 Whitney av.
Dickenson Elizabeth, h. 1310 Irving.
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«~! Dickinson Hebron E. (Abigail C ) , h. 122 N. Barry.
Dickinson John W., time keeper Acme Works, N. O.; h. 315 N. Fourth.
Dickinson Lynn L., res. 122 N. Barry.
Dickinson Stanton C, drug clerk, 119 N. Union; bds. Hotel Imperial.
Dieterman George (Margaret), laborer, h. Pleasant Valley, Bv.
in DIFFENDERFER CLARENCE M. (Nellie A.), (Olean Supply Co.), 413 N.
U
Union; h. 336 Laurel av.
Dillinger Lewis E., hostler, 140 N. Union; rms. 18 do.
Dillon John, telegrapher, bds. 435 N. Union.
Dinder Mary, housekeeper, 202 S. Union.
Diver Jane, wid. William, h. 505 Van Campen av.
es Diver John, laborer, res. 505 Van Campen av.
• Dixon Patrick, laborer, W. State, W . O.; bds. do.
^ J I Doane Leonard (Emma), boxmaker, h. 25 Pierce av., W . O.
_ • Dobmaier John (Theresa), brewer, h. 309 S. Eighth.
I J Dobner Anna, domestic, 225 N. Third.
^ ^ Dodd Charles E. (Ida T.), machinist, res. 1012 N. Union, N. O.
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Dolan Henry H. Rev., asst. pastor St. Mary of the Angels R. C. Church; res.
K A
118 W . Henley.
' ^ ^ Dolan May, res. 1111 W . Henley.
Dolan Thomas H. (Katherine), buffer, h. 1111 W . Henley.
g^^\ Dollard John P. (Mary), asst. supt. water works; h. 119 S. Third.
'*' j Dolson Cornelius (Mary J.), sta. engineer, h. 1107 W . Henley.
A^s4 Donnellan Mary, res. 516 N. Sixth.
U£a« Donnellan Thomas, sectionman, h. 515 N. Sixth.
II 1 Donnellan William, switchman, res. 515 N. Sixth.
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Frank
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Kate
Mary,
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James,
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carrier
repairer,
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state
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324
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Union;
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N. Clinton.
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Donovan Catherine A., res. 1024 N. Union, N. O.
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Donovan Charles D., bartender, 1024 N. Union; res. do., N. O.
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Donovan Ella D., student, res. 39 Spruce, N. O.
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Donovan Jeremiah, n". 331 N. Thirteenth.
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Donovan John F., clerk, res. 1024 N. Union, N. O.
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Donovan Julia, dressmaker, 156 N. Union; res. 1024 do., N. O.
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Donovan Kate, wid. Bartholomew, h. 337 N. Sixth.
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Donovan Margaret, res. 39 Spruce, N. O.
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Donovan Michael (Catherine), laborer, h. 39 Spruce, N. O.
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Donovan Stephen glassblower, res. 1024 N. Union, N. O.
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Donovan William (Margaret), hotel, 1024 N. Union; h. do., N. O.
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Dooley Ellen, wid. Philip, h. 107 S. Third.
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Dooley Lottie, operative, res. 107 S. Third.
fiDooley William J. (Anna), currier, h. 128 S. Sixth.
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Doolittle Alvah B. (Fannie L.), molder, 133 Railroad av.; h. 21 Pond, E. O.
Doren August (Mary), laborer, h. 41 Spruce, N. O.
Dorhan Kate, domestic, Olean House.
Dorn Hattie, wid. Edward, res. 517 N. Sixth.
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Dorr Fred W . (Margaret M.), mgr. Singer Mfg. Co., 244% N. Union; h. 131
N. Thirteenth.
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Dorr Frederick J., helper, 184 N. Union; res. 131 N. Thirteenth.
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Dorr John G., res. 131 N. Thirteenth.
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Dorr Loa M., teacher. High School; rms. 223 N. First.
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D O R S E Y E D W A R D (Celia A.), liquors and cigars, also wine vaults, 248 N. pa
Union; h. 121 E. Henley.
Dorsey Kate, waitress, Hotel Imperial.
Dorson Mary, wid. Nicholas, h. 132 N. Sixth.
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Dotterweich Adolph H., mgr. Dotterweich Bottling Co., 207 S. Second; h. 215
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rD O T T E W E I C H BOTTLING CO., 207 S. Second; Adolph H. Dotterweich, mgr.
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terweich, pres.; Adolph H. Dotterweich, vice-pres.; John J. Woods, sec;
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Dotterweich Charles P., apprentice plumber, 111 W . State; res. 220 do.
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Dotterweich Elsie (Lena), laborer, h. 133 N. Eleventh.
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Dotterweich, George H. (Minnie S.), h. 220 W . State.
pmm.
D O T T E R W E I C H H E R M A N L. CMary C.), pres. Dotterweich Brewing Co., r \
301 W . Henley; h. 113 S. Second.
Dotterweich Minnie S. Mrs., grocer, 220 W . State; h. do.
Dotterweich Rudolph (Susan A.), (Dotterweich Bottling Co.), 207 S. Second;
h. 314 W . Henley.
Douds Charles R., clerk, 170 N. Union; res. 323 N. Fourth.
Douds Joseph C. (Millie A.), storekeeper Acme Works, N. O.; h. 323 N. Fourth.
Dougherty Bernard, tank builder, bds. 1126 N. Union, N. O.
Dougherty Eunice C., res. 7117 W . State.
Dougherty Michael (Mary), tank foreman, h. 1117 W . State.
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DUNLAVEY
Downs
Doyle
Douglas
Dow
Dougherty
Douglas,
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dry
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Eliza,
Reuben
Charles
141.
John
Arthur
Charles,
goods
J.
James
Graham
S.
Teresa,
M.
Patrick
Donald,
wid.
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M.
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Samuel
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clerk,
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res.
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millinery,
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bds.
123
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h.
glassblower,
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502
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N.
133
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182
S.
Douglas,
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N.
S.
N.
H.
N.
Douglas
res.
Union;
E.
Barry.
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Union,
120
Union;
h.
O.
h.
Famous
133
N.
18
Graham
806
h.
and
S.
N.
Oak,
Second.
116
n.
WBarry.
O.
.
Frederick
128
Olean
E.
N.
Sullivan
Co.),
S.
Henley.
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Club
123
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3 • <n Drake James O., pipefitter, res. 14 N. River, N. O.
jLi • Drake Orin (Maggie), laborer, h. 16 N. Washington, N. O.
£ 0 Draper Charles H. (Ida A.), laborer, h. 74 King, E. O.
"% 4 % Drayton Ebbie K. (Mary A.), glassblower, h. 216 N. Sixth.
j; 2 w Drews Anna M., domestic. 217 N. Second; res. 313 S. Seventh.
X> \ t) Driscoll Catherine, res. 602 Wayne.
^ ? e Driscoll Daniel W . (Delia), currier, h. 44 Moore's rd., W . O.
W C J Driscoll John, boilermaker, res. 919 N. Union, N. O.
2?<o Driscoll John W . (Mary), (Duringer & Driscoll), 268 N. Union; h. 129 S.
0
Twelfth.
it j N Driscoll Joseph F., res. 602 Wayne.
XI • Driscoll Mary, wid. Cornelius, h. 919 N. Union, N. O.
J Driscoll Michael, res. 602 Wayne.
•^ Driscoll Michael, laborer, res. 919 N. Union, N. O.
^"fc Driscoll Nora A., res. 602 Wayne.
anrf Driscoll Patrick (Mary), h. 602 Wayne.
•VJ Driscoll Thomas, laborer, bds. 1314 W . Sullivan.
1 D R O N E Y JOHN R. (Justina), wholesale lumber, 20-21 Exchange Bank bldg.;
*-"*
res. 107 S. Barry.
m Ducey Agnes, domestic, Hotel Imperial.
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Ducey Daniel (Hannah), laborer, h. 434 N. Eighth.
Ducey Joseph, apprentice, res. 434 N. Eighth.
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Ducey Thomas, laborer, res. 434 N. Eighth.
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Duffy Bernard (Anna M.), locofireman,h. 510 Wayne.
^ ~ Duffy Charles, driver, 152 N. Union; res. 809 W . State.
*"• Duffy Charles J. (Lillian), leather mfr., h. 143 S. Union.
Q J Duffy Cornelius (Ella), sta.fireman,h. 934 Buffalo.
a . Duffy James J. (Rose), laborer, h. 15 N. River, N. O.
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Duffy James V. (Sarah E.), carpenter, h. 108 Fulton.
i""»< Duffy John M., helper, res. 510 Wayne.
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Duffy William J., clerk. 122 N. Union; res. 809 W . State.
^ L j Dugan Cornelius P., laborer, res. Ill S. Fifth.
Dugan Dennis D. (Elizabeth M.), oil contractor, h. 316 Laurel av.
Dugan Dennis F., clerk, res. 602 N. Fourth.
Dugan John H. (Abeline), driver, h. Ill S. Fifth.
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Dugan Mary L., student, res. Ill S. Fifth.
<; Dugan Mary T., res. 602 N. Fourth.
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Dugan Michael C. (Nellie A.), supt.fillingstation Acme Works, N. O.; h 327
N. Twelfth.
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Dugan Timothy (Ellen), gauger. h. 602 N. Fourth.
grt Dtggan Michael, cooper, h. 1483 Buffalo, N. O.
i>* Duggan Thomas J., tank builder, res. 1483 Buffalo, N. O.
Q j Duke Horace J. (Flora Z.), yardman 217 Wayne; h. 133 N. Twelfth.
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J., Issue
boxmaker,
133 N.
Twelfth. will b e in 1 9 0 2 ,
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next
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j ^ Dulan Charles (Mayme), glass gatherer, h. 825 Buffalo.
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Kate
Mrs.,
domestic,
h.
315%
N.
Union.
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Duncan
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Dunbar
Dunlavey
Dunlavs'
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liquors,
Bessie
Kate,
Mary
Lucius
Arthur
William
Helen
Martin
Milton,
(James
Albert
Francis
Anna
311
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domestic,
E.,
E.,
E.
J.
B.
laborer,
N.
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T,
(Delia
W.
wid.
B.,
(Alzad),
res.
(Sarah),
(Euretta)
Union.
bookkeeper,
tailoress,
and
boilermaker,
James
14
329
A.),
1S5
res.
Jeremiah
Center,
machinist,
S.
teamster,
(See
S.
stonemason,
W.),
514
C,
Barry.
res.
Barry.
113
res.
Higgins
adv.
Bv.
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res.
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worker,
River,
120
State;
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River
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wholesale
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N.
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h.
Bv.
14
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N.
S.
120
E.
h.
Center,
and
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514
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Higgins
Bv.
N. O. av.
D l l C V X l l U / l l l i n O Wholesale Grocers,
301-305
B I L L I ^ IfflilU U
City Building Lots for sale. N. Union St.
OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY. 55 ^J
£ l
Dunlavey James W. (Josephine), (Dunlavey Bros.), 311 N. Union; h. 107 •••••
Coleman.
I
Dunlavey Jeremiah J. (Mary), (Dunlavey Bros.), 311 N. Union; h. 112 Wayne. —***
Dunlavey Johanna, wid. John, res. 15 River, N. O.
^^S
Dunlavey Margaret, wid. Patrick, h. 25 Water, N. O.
Vat '
Dunlavey Thomas (Mary F.), h. 120 River, N. O.
Djunn Kate, dressmaker, bds. 32 Homer, N. O.
Dunn Robert T. (Lena), h. Ill S. Fifteenth.'
Dunn William E. Alice), cook, Grand Central Hotel; res. do.
.^P
Dunne Mary, domestic, 124 S. Clinton.
Dunnigan Thomas, section foreman, bds. 602 Wayne.
f\m
Dunning Abram G. (Mary L.), driller, h. 9 City Line al., N. O.
IfV
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Dunning Bessie M., res. 1442 Buffalo.
^*
Dunning Demrous (Emma), driller, h. 70 Queen, E. O.
Dunning Florence, res. 70 Queen, E. O.
(/)
Dunning Lee, snapper, res. 70 Queen, E. O.
Duringer Florence I., res. 411 W . Sullivan.
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Duringer William M. (Elizabeth), (Duringer & Driscoll), 268 N. Union; h.
411 W . Sullivan.
Duringer & Driscoll (William M. Duringer and John W . Driscoll), liquors,
268 N. Union.
DUSENBURY JOHN E., Pres. First National Bank and New Conklin •*•
rC
Wagon Co.; h. Portville, N. Y.
Dutton Esther, wid. Oscar E., grocer, 829 State; h. do., N. O.
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Dutton Julia, domestic, 323 Whitney av.
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D W I N E L L S C H A N D L E R S. (Lucy E.),lawyer, justice of peace and notary
public, room 5, 156 N. Union; h. 1203 W . Henley.
Dwyer John B., clerk, res. 710 Washington.
<£J
Earl Elton A. (Josephine E.), foreman, 1105 E. State; h. 56 Clark, E. O.
Dwyer Margaret H., cashier, res. 710 Washington.
,
East Olean Green House, 43 Queen, E. O.; Mrs. Ella Shannon, prop.
ro
Dwyer Martin L. (Anna), dispatcher P. R. R., h. 710 Washington.
Jo ©
East Side Hotel, 603 E. State; Alfred Kritter, prop.
JJi *2
Dye Asa E. (Anna), trav. salesman, h 108 Hamilton.
5" 2.
Eastabrook Annie, res. 540 N. Union.
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Emerson D. (Hattie), shoemaker, 540 N. Union; h. do.
§
E cashier First National Bank; h. 143 2 "
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E A T O N A U G U S T U S T. (Harriet N.),
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E A T O N FREDERICK L. (Elizabeth B.), lawyer, 31 Exchange Bank bldg.;
q a
h. 603 W . Sullivan.
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Eaton George B., bookkeeper First National Bank; res. 143 N. Barry.
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Eaton Harriet, teacher No. 6 School, 1002 W . State.
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Eckenrode Frank A. (Ida M.), switchman P. R. R., h. 317 N. Sixth.
jj C/3
Eckman May, clerk 157 N. Union; res. 327 Coleman.
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Eckman William H. (Elizabeth), foreman P. R. R. shops; h 327 Coleman.
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DUNLAVEY BROS., 3§
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, \ -o
311 North Union Street, OLEAN, N. Y. O
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« S ) Ecklund Alfred E. (Margaret), supt 430-432 N. Union; h 108 Coleman
^ ^ Edbrooke Hector W . (Mattie M.), carpenter, h. 57 King, E O.
Eddy A. Merrill, driver, 148 N. Union; bds. 213 Tompkins.
Eddy Clarence, driver 148 N. Union; .bds 213 Tompkins.
Eddy John L. (Elvira L.), (Eddy & Knowies), 5-6 City Hall; h 417 E State
Eddy Rose, wid. Loren L., res. 417 E. State
Eddy William, laborer, bds. 118 E. Henley
E D D Y & K N O W L E S (John L. Eddy and Charles P. Knowies), physician*
and surgeons, rooms 5-6, City Hall.
Edel Alexander (Justina), stonemason, h. 320 S. Seventh
Edel Alfred (Mary), carpenter, h. 309 N Twelfth
Edel Alphonse, clerk 323 W . State; res. Ill S. Eleventh.
Edel August (Emma), grocer 323 W . State; h do.
Edel Bernhardt (Sophia), asst. foreman, h. 615 W . State.
Edel Charles, laborer, res. 109 N. Thirteenth.
E D E L C H A R L E S (Josephine), liquors and cigars, 1123-1125 W State; h. do.
„
(See adv.)
^ ^ J Edel Frank, laborer, res 215 N Eleventh
EDEL'S H A L L , 1123-1125 W . State.
.. Edel Henry, laborer, res. 215 N. Eleventh.
"g Edel Jerome (Annie), car repairer, h. 120 N. Thirteenth.
. £ Edel John (Sabina), car repairer, h. Ill S. Eleventh
I +z Edel Joseph, clerk 1125 W . State; res. do.
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Edel Joseph (Louise), laborer, h. 109 N. Thirteenth.
H j 2 Edel Joseph, Jr., laborer, res. 109 N Thirteenth.
, « Edel Lucy, res. 1125 W . State.
T"1 c/j Edel Xavier (Jennie), laborer, h. 215 N. Eleventh.
^^ Edelman Ambrose, galvanizer, bds. 110 N. Ninth.
g Edgett Charles, cabinetmaker, bds. 206 N. Barry.
g Edson William N. (Viola O.), cashier Armur & Co.; h. Bv.
Edwards Diantha, wid. David, res. 14 Garden av., E. O
ms Edwards Edward L., clerk 262 N. Union; bds. 511 W . Green.
G / 2 Edwards Eugene P. (Anna), sta. engineer, h. 511 W . Green.
4 ^ ^ Edwards Florence, res. Ill S. Second.
Edwards Georgiana, dressmaker, res. 511 W . Green.
Edwards Orson, loco,fireman,bds. 52 Pine, N O
E G G L E S T O N J O H N E. (J. Agnes), gen. mgr'. Standard Oil Co. (Acme
Works), Pine, N. O.; h. 319 N. Fourth.
Ehman Christopher (Caroline), h. 1105 W . Sullivan.
Ehman Dorothea, wid. John, h. 205 N. Thirteenth.
C O Eichler Frederick, res. W . State, W . 0'.
Eichler Margaret Mrs., h. W . State, W . O.
£ 5 CBiehler
H A Mary,
R L E
S W . State,
E D WE .LO.
res.
29 Maple,
N. O. and Domestic
•^ Eisert Katherine, res.
Dealer
in Foreign
# ^ p ^ Eld Errick (Beatrice), currier, h. 27 Plum, E. O.
Eldridge
Charles and
J. (Hattie
J.), driver, h. 907 Irving.
^ Wines,
Liquors
Cigars,
^ g g Eldridge Clarence E., plumbers' helper, 113 W . State; res. 907 Irving.
EDEL'S
^ — Eldridge Edward E.,and
res.Proprietor
19 Fourthofav.,
Bv. HALL.
Eldridge
Frank
M.
(Ida
M.),
carpenter,
h.
PleasantOValley,
1123 and 1125 West State Street,
L E A N ,Bv.
N. Y.
Eldridge Merton E. (Eleanor), laborer, h. 19 Fourth av., Bv.
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512
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PATRIDGE, 8622?*
GENERAL INSURANCE.
Represented.
307
Masonic Temple.
57
Elliott Aaron B. (Adelia H.), millwright, h. 89 Railroad av., E. O.
Elliott Flora M., res. 89 Railroad av., E. O.
Elliott Frederick (Maud), cabinetmaker, h. 414 Laurens.
Elliott Grant, barber 310 N Union; h. Portville, N. Y.
Ellis B. Ellsworth (D. Belle), (Fitch & Ellis), City bldg; h. Allegany, N. Y.
D3
Ellis Florence J., operative, res. 124 S. Seventh.
Ellis Herman E. (Mary), sta.fireman,h. 124 S. Seventh.
Ellithorp Johnson, bds. 311 N. Seventh.
Ellsworth Franz M. (Nellie H.), street car conductor, h. 11 First av., Bv.
CO
Ellsworth Pearl G., student, res. 11 First av., Bv.
Emerson Andrew J. (Sula), trav. salesman, h. 119 E. Henley.
Emerson Edward O., pres. Keystone Gas. Co., 182 N. Union; h. Titusville, Pa.
Emerson Susie, res. 119 E. Henley.
Emlinger George (Pearl), stonemason, h. 517 N. Sixth.
E m m o n s Jennie E., res. 121 S. Barry.
E m m o n s William (Martha), glassblower, bds. 317 N. Thirteenth.
Empire Art Co. (Frank C. Wright and Joseph S. Shoemaker), 6 Riley &
Wands Block.
Empire House, 1024 N. Union, N. O.; W m . Donovan, prop.
E M P I R E LINE T R A N S P O R T A T I O N CO., Railroad av.; C. H. Rockwood,
agent.
Empire Mills, Pine, N. O.; John Sloane, mgr.
Englebach Adolph (Catherine), hotel, 720 Wayne; h. do.
Engelbach John (Lena), loco,fireman,h. 12TO Washington.
Engelbach Otto E. (Lovisa A.), pipefitter, h. 418 N. Tenth.
England Mary A., wid. James, res. 302 Laurens.
English John J. (Katherine E.), (Harvey & English), 103 N. Union; h. do.
English Samuel W . (Anna M.), glassblower, h. 107 N. Fourth.
Ensworth Nellie, res. 657 E. State, E. 0.
Erickson August, currier, bds. 66 Clark, E. O.
Erickson Edward, currier, bds. 66 Clark, E. O.
Erickson John A. (Minnie), sta. engineer, 19-25 Griffin, E. O.; h. 6 Pine do.
Erickson John B. (Ellen C ) , helper, h. 132 Adams.
Erie Dispatch, Erie depot, N. O.; M. L. Lee, agent.
Erie Railroad, passenger and freight depots, N. Union cor. Pine, N. O.; M.
L. Lee, agent.
Ernst Eliza S.. res. 132 S. Union.
E R N S T H E N R Y M. (Emily F.), oil producer, 37 Exchange Bank bldg; h. 132
S. Union.
Estes Jennie E„ teacher No. 1 School, bds. 116 S. Clinton.
Etter Harry E. (Anna), tinsmith, h. 316 W . Green.
Eva^s Adelaide C , artist, h. 118 N. First.
Evan* Anna, domestic, 206 N. Barry.
Evans Frederick G. (Mary A.), teamster, h. 41 Union, S. O.
Evans Mowbry (Sarah), teamster, h. 9 Brook, E. O.
Evans Silas Eugene (Carrie), (Evans & Vasquez), 31iy2 N. Union; h. 305 S.
Eighth.
Evans & Vasquez (Silas E. Evans and Alfred Vasquez), barbers, 311% N.
Union.
Evening Herald, 215 N. Union; Sibley & Ostrom, props.
Ewing Albert E (Miller Hardware Co.), 139 N. Union; bds. Olean House.
E X C H A N G E B A N K BUILDING, 163-167 N. Union and 101 to 107 Laurens.
Exchange
Exchange
Bank bldg; F. C. Bendean, prop.
Union St
SoldBarber
direct toShop,
the Trade
by
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, ™££*^ 10l
Bartlett, pres.; Allan I. Williams, cashier. (See adv. outside front
Union=made
Eyler
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cover.)
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Sylvester
Howard
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Buffalo;
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Cowens),
First av.,
news
Bv.
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Faber Edward, baker, 1120 W . State; bds. do.
Fadus Joseph (Julia), laborer, h. 22 Erie av., N. O.
Jâgau Peter F. (Theresa), currier, h. 1203 Reed.
Fagerstrom Charles J. (Emma), stillman, h. 822 Buffalo.
Fagerstrom Juliet, res. 822 Buffalo.
Fahey Michael J. (Maria), motorman, h. 8 First av., Bv.
Fahey Sarah, domestic, 145 N. Barry.
Fahrer Eugene, oil refiner, res. 140 N. Eleventh.
Fahrer Joseph, laborer, res. 140 N. Eleventh.
Fahrer Lewis, laborer, res. 140 N. Eleventh.
Fahrer Paul, res. 140 N. Eleventh.
Fahrer William (Frances), laborer, h 140 N. Eleventh.
Fahrstein Abraham (Rose), peddler, h. 132 S. Third.
Fairbanks John W . (Carrie), buffer, h. 20 First av., Bv.
Fairbanks Louisa, wid. Moses, res. 20 First av., Bv.
Fairchild Bertha E., music teacher, res. 138 N. Tenth.
Fairchild James E., laborer, res 138 N. Tenth.
Fairchild Nelson D. (Stella M.), canvasser, h. 138 N. Tenth.
Fales Horace M. (Helen), laborer, h. 21 Second av. Bv.
Fall John (Bridget), h. 1477 Buffalo, N. O
Farley
Falls Catherine,
Frank, bartender,
waitress,103
527N.
N.Union;
Union. res. do.
Farley
Fane Daniel,
Georgiana,
railway
domestic,
mail clerk,
103 N.
res.Union.
48 River, N. O.
Farmer
Fane Mary,
Jeanwid.
B., res.
Timothy,
208 N.
h Second.
48 River, N. O.
Farmer
Fanning Jessie
Charles
F.,Wres.
. (Harriet
208 N. Second.
A.), machinist, h. 311 N. Sixth.
Farmer
Farley Anna,
Thomas
wid.
A.Jsmes,
(Bertha),
res.night
103 N.
watchman,
Union. h. 208 N. Second.
Farr Allen R. (Mary), yardmaster, h. 318 Tompkins.
Farr Frank A. (Eunice J.), laborer, 133 Railroad av.; h. 6 River, S. O.
Farr George D. (Josephine E.), sawyer, h. 40 River, S. O.
Farr Robert W., elevator boy, 303 N. Union; res. 40 River, S. O.
Farrell Ellen, res. 910 Wayne.
Farrel! John E. (Anna M.), pres. and gen. mgr. Acme Glass Co.; h. 92 River,
N. O.
Farrell Margaret, domestic, 405 Laurens.
Farrell Patrick, car repairer, bds. 8 First av., Bv.
c * Farrell Robert, laborer, res. 1207 Reed.
Farrell Thomas (Margaret), laborer, h. 312 E. Henley.
Farren Philip H. (Elizabeth), currier, h. 19 Avenue A, N. O.
Fate John J. (Olive), oil well driller, h, 80 River, S O.
Fath William, laborer, bds. 110 S. Sixth.
Faulkner Zoda Coast Mrs., h. 103 S. Barry.
Faunce William E. (Susie), blacksmith, h. 319 S. Barry.
Fauzy George (Ella J.), laborer, h. Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Fay E m m a F., wid. Edgar, h. 14 Pierce av., W . O.
Fay E. Leroy, boxmaker, res. 14 Pierce av., W . O.
Fay Lewis C., currier, res. 14 Pierce av., W . 6.
Fehan D. & Co. (David and Elizabeth M. Fehan). grocers, 1112 N. Union, N. O.
Fehan David (D. Fehan & Co.), 1112 N. Union; h do , N O
Fehan Elizabeth M. (D. Fehan & Co.), 1112 N. Union; h. do., N. O.
Feller John C. (Emma L.), lumber inspector, h. 402 N. Ninth.
Feltham Clarence V., charge of billiard parlor, Olean House; res. 337 Laurel
av.
Feltham Percy G., clerk, 126 N. Union; res. 337 Laurel av.
Feltham Richard J. (Lizzie L.), blacksmith, h. 337 Laurel av.
Feltham Roy L., helper, res. 337 Laurel av.'
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next Issue
Martin
John of
F.
A.this
(Margaret),
(Carrie),
Directory
sta.
currier,
engineer,
will
h.be
1226
h.in409
Buffalo.
1902.
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Ferris George, carpenter, h. 25 First av., Bv. < £ c
Ferris Jennie V., res. 25 First av., Bv.
Sij
Ferris William C. (Myrtie E.), shipping clerk, Empire Mills, N. O.; h. 72 ""."<
Bishop, E. O.
»£ 3
Feuchter Anna K., teacher No. 3 School; res. 112 N. Second.
2" 3
Feuchter Clara A., dressmaker, 112 N. Second; res. do.
g" 5
Feuchter Clara M., bookkeeper, res. 138 S. First.
* £
Feuchter George (Caroline), blacksmith, 108" S. First; h. t12 N. Second.
• *
Feuchter George, sta. engineer, 926 E. State, E. O.
Feuchter William G. (Hannah), plumber, 113 W . State; h. 409 Laurens.
^^^
Fie Elbert H., driver, h. 11 Brook, E. O.
^^_
Fie Fannie A., wid. George, res. 11 Brook, E. O.
Fiechter Caroline, wid. William, h. 1406 W . State.
Fiechter Theodore L. (Kate), laborer, h. 712 W . Green.
Field Almon A., laborer, res. 37 Third av., Bv.
Field Charles A., polisher, res. 605 W . State.
Field Ernest E. (Oterlia), laborer, h. 7 First av., Bv.
Field Frederick A., sta. engineer, bds. 7 First av., Bv.
Field May M., wid. Charles A., h. 605 W . State.
Field Sherman S. (Jennie E.), baker, 301 N. Union; h. 37 Third av., Bv.
Fields Isabel Mrs., res. 419 N. Ninth.
Fiester Carrie A. Mrs., ladies' tailoring, 215 N. Union; h. do.
Filer Lydia, nurse, h. 229 S. Barry.
Filis Edna M., res. 109 N. First.
Filis Grace E., res. 109 N. First.
Filkins Isaiah V. (Isidora), h. 212 S. Fourth.
Finch William B. (Lina E.), carpenter, h. 10 Line, E. O.
Finger August E., car repairer, res. 209 N. Eleventh.
Finger Charles E. (Augusta E.), oil refiner, h. 209 N. Eleventh.
Finger Clara E., dressmaker, 209 N. Eleventh; res. do.
Finger Fred W., res. 209 N. Eleventh.
Finger Gustav (Hattiel, helper, h. 1114 W . Sullivan.
Fingerlow Dora, wid. John, res. 217 S. Barry.
Fink John (Katherine), bakery and boarding house, 717 W . State.
Finlay Robert (Margaret), glassblower, h. 36 N. Washington, N. O.
Finn Menzo W., farmer, h. 90 River, S. O.
Finn Thomas, clerk, 301 N. Union; res. Westons Mills, N. Y.
Finnessy Bros. (Edward C. and John B.), grocers. 117 N. Union.
Finnessy Edward C. (Finnessy Bros.), 117 N. Union; h. 124 S. Clinton.
Finnessy John B. (Jennie), (Finnessy Bros.), 117 N. Union; h. 133 Fulton.
Finnessy Margaret E., principal No. 4 School; res. 124 S. Clinton.
Finnessy Mary U., teacher No. 2 School; res. 124 S. Clinton.
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adv. side lines and back cover.)
Fish Frederick W . (Clara B.), plasterer, h. 118 N. Third.
Fish Fritz, advertising man, 239 N. Union: res. 215 W . State.
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Fitzgerald Catherine T., wid. Edward, h. 206 S. Barry.
• Fitzgerald Edward W . (Helena M.), clerk, 176 N. Union; h. 135 Fulton.
•" Fitzgerald Irene, res. 608 Washington.
Fitzgerald Jennie K. Mrs., res. 411 W . Sullivan.
™ ' Fitzgerald John, laborer, res. 316 N. Ninth.
^ Fitzgerald John A., currier, res. 608 Washington.
Fitzgerald Martin J., boilermaker, res. 608 Washington.
Fitzgerald Mary, res. 316 N. Ninth.
Fitzgerald Mary A., teacher, res. 608 Washington.
J Fitzgerald Maurice (Adelia), currier, h. 608 Washington.
a" Fitzgerald Michael, saloon, 447 N. Union.
Fitzgerald Patrick (Nora), h. 316 N. Ninth.
^j Fitzgerald Teresa A., milliner, 131 N. Union; res. 608 Washington.
g Fitzgerald William D., trav. salesman, res. 206 S. Barry.
£ Fitzgerald William S., currier, res. 608 Washington.
.«. 5» Fitzgibbons Anna, waitress, Olean House.
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Fitzgibbons Katherine, head waitress. Olean House.
Fitzpatrick Helena,
dressmaker,
res. 1209
W . Sullivan.
O ** Fitzgibbons
Mary, pastry
cook, Hotel
Imperial.
!2iJ3 Fitzpatrick James
(Fitzpatrick
Bros.),
116Homer,
W . State;
res. 31 Homer, N. O.
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AndrewE.(Mary),
laborer,
h. 31
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(Agnes),
blacksmith
h. 34 N.
Pine,
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Andrew
Jr., machinist,
res.helper,
31 Homer,
O. N. O.
PI
(Margaret),
Bros.), 116 WW.. State;
•JJ Fitzpatrick John
Bros.J.(James
E. and(Fitzpatrick
John J.), saloon,
State. h. 524 do.
Mall G. boilermaker,
(Mary J.), bookkeeper,
Exchange
Bank
bldg; h.
IS»® Fitzpatrick Daniel,
133 Railroad20av.;
bds. 1024
N. Union,
N.128
O.
Eh
S. Third.
S Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth E., domestic, 240 N. Second.
Pi Fitzpatrick Ellen,
Margaret,
N.WUnion;
res. 1209 W . Sullivan.
wid.laundress,
Morgan, h.264
1209
. Sullivan.
Fitzpatrick
Mary,
res.
31
Homer,
N.
O.
O
P5 Fitzpatrick Michael J., tanner, res. 31 Homer, N. O.
Fitzpatrick Patrick (Ellen), flagman, h. 540 N. Eighth.
PI Fitzpatrick William, bartender, res. 31 Homer, N. O.
Fitzsimmons John C., saloon, 1021 N. Union; h. do., N. O.
Fitzsimmons Michael H. (Mary), currier, h. 132 N. Sixth.
Fitzsimmons Thomas P., clerk. 1021 N. Union, N. O.; bds. do.
S3 Flagg Charles L. (Nettie), carpenter, h. 135 N. Twelfth.
Eh Flagg Minnie M., res. 135 N. Twelfth
Flamant Frank .Amelia), laborer, h. 321 N. Sixth.
i2i Fleming Henry A. (Sophia), currier, h. 1108 Irving.
Flemming Frederick W . (Amelia), laborer, h. 438 N. Tenth.
Flynn Catherine C , teacher, res. 116 S. Twelfth.
Flynn Elizabzeth A.,
B
M res.
I S 116
S S.
L Twelfth.
, J. F I S H E R ,
Flynn Ellen, res 408 N. Thirteenth.
Flynn Ellen F., domestic, 206 Laurens.
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Ibair ^Dressing a n b flfcantcudng.
Flynn Frances A., student, res. 116 S. Twelfth.
Flynn Helen, dressmaker,
116Riley
S. Twelfth.
Room res.
No. U,
& Wands Block,
ft Flynn Hugh (Susan), waxmaker, h. 116 S. Twelfth.
-OLEAN,
Flynn James E., laborer,
res. 116N.S. Y.
Twelfth.
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302 North umon street.
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Flynn Johanna, domestic, 233 N. First. H
Flynn John F. (Nellie T.), cooper, h. 114 N. Thirteenth.
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Flynn Kate, res. 408 N. Thirteenth.
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Flynn Matthew (Percilla), night watchman, h. 408 N. Thirteenth.
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Flynn
Matthew,wid.
Jr., George
night operator,
N. Thirteenth.
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Fobes Amanda,
N., h. 407res.
E. 408
State.
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State.
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Fobes Mary C, res. 407 E. State.
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FOLEY BROS. (Peter C. and John P.), marble and granite works, 201-203
^ ^
W . State. (See adv. inside tack cover.)
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Foley James G. (Katherine M.), marble cutter, h. 135 S. First.
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Foley John P. (Catherine), (Foley Bros.), 201 W . State; h. 209 W. Henley.
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Foley Marietta, cook, Olean House.
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Foley Martin, marble cutter, res. 203 W. State.
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Foley Mary, cook, Olean House.
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Foley Patrick (Catherine), n 203 W . State.
Foley Peter C. (Foley Bros.), 201-203 W. State; h. do.
Foley Thomas A., marble cutter, bds. 135 S. First.
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Foley William H., marble cutter, 201 W. State; res. 203 do.
Foli Tony, laborer, rms. Ill S. Thirteenth.
Follett Albert L. (Lottie), farmer, h. River rd., S O.
id
Follett Albert M. (Phoebe), stillman, h. 535 N. Sixth.
fed
Follett Edgar C. (Ida C.), gauger, h. 601 W. Green.
Follett Fletcher M., h. River rd., S. O.
Follett Jennie, res. 24 Griffin, E. O.
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FOLLETT MELVILLE C. (Mary A.), physician and surgeon, 202 E. Henley; td
h. do.; office hours, 11-12 a. m. and 4-6 p. m.
tzS
Follett Wesley (Ella L.), market gardener, h. River rd., S. O.
Fong Lee, laundryman. 253 N. Union; res. do.
Fontaine Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 90 W. River, S. O.
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Fontaine Lucy, domestic, 91 W. River, S. O.
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Ford Bessie V., res. 113 E. Henley.
fed
Ford George C. (Ida M.), clothing, 176 N. Union; h. 113 E. Henley.
id
Ford Judson L. (Laura), farmer, h. Windfall rd., Bv.
fed
Forgason Edna, res. 19 Main, N. O.
Forgason Henry R. (Lucy A.), blacksmith, h. 19 Main, N. O.
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Forhan John P., telegrapher, Erie depot; rms. 264% N. Union.
Forman Library, 116 S. Union.
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Forrest Frank F.. foreman Carley Heater Co.; res. 427 N. First.
Forrest James M. (Caroline), cooper, h. 427 N. First.
Forrest Lester M. (Nora E.), railroad conductor, h. 443 N. First.
Forrester Albert H. (Fannie), asst. supt. The Prudential Ins. Co., 303 N
Union; h. 410 W . Henley.
Forrester Charles,flagman,bds. 336 N. Tenth.
Forrester James M. (Minerval, sta. engineer, 217 Wayne; h. 210 E State
FORTY-THIRD SEPARATE CO. N. G. S. N. Y. (Company I, 1st bat. 4th
brigade), armory North cor. Barry; Richard H. Franchot, capt.
Foss Earl R., res. 318 Wayne.
Foss Mildred, res. 318 Wayne.
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Foss Walter C. & Co. (Walter C. and W m . J. Foss), grocers, 16 Main, Bv.
Z2.
FOSS W A L T E R C. & CO. (Walter C. and W m . J. Foss), grocers, 16 Main, Bv. - S S
FOSS WILLIAM J. (Fannie), general dealer, 318 Wayne; h do. (See adv. K^S*
back cover.)
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Foster Arthur A., laborer, res. 144 N. Twelfth.
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Foster Bertha E., teacher, bds. 119 Main, Bv.
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Foster
Dora
E.,
res.
144
Twelfth.
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Finest
WINES
G.
Edna
Elmer
George
Glenn
Fred
L.,
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(Margaret),
*res.
(Jennie),
laborer,
glassblower,
LIQUORS
145 N.
'N.
res.
carpenter,
Call
currier,
Eighth.
144
on
res.
DUNLAVEY
N.
144
h.h.
Twelfth
1024
N.
28 Pond,
W.
Twelfth.
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Sullivan.
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Foster Jeremiah B. (Adeline), carpenter, h. 41 Genesee, Bv.
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Foster Joseph E. (Helen A.), glassblower, h. 145 N. Eighth.
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Foster Maud, res. 41 Genesee, Bv.
£ 0 Foster Michael, bds. 124 S. First.
p*
Foster Millard A. (Martha J.), carpenter, h. 144 N. Twelfth.
Foster Roy E. (Hattie E.), laborer, h. 46 Crown, E. O.
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Foster Thomas A. (Kate A.), laborer, h. 76 Main, Bv.
•r, Foster Ward J., laborer, bds. 46 Front, Bv.
C / S Fowler Clarissa L., res. 115 S. Clinton.
U - « Fowler Elsie E., res. 121 N. Ninth.
Fowler Frederick K. Rev. (Anna H.), pastor First Baptist Church; h. 115
S. Clinton.
Fowler Jano R., res. 115 S. Clinton.
Fowler Joseph C. (Emma), coppersmith, h. 121 N. Ninth.
Fowler Mary A., res. 115 S. Clinton.
Fowler Mary E., wid. Nathan D., h. 223 N. Union.
Fox Albert R., plumber, 113 W . State; res. 802 Washington.
Fee Anna Mrs., rms. 701 W . Henley.
Fox Bessie A., student, res. 12 Union, S. O.
Fox Charles, pipefitter, res. 520 N. Sixth.
Fox Eugene O., res. 194% N. Union.
Fox Isaac S. (Rebecca), glassblower. h. 802 Washington.
Fox Iva, res. 802 Washington.
Fox John (Annie), laborer, h. 122 N. Eleventh.
Fox John (Rachel), laborer, h. 143 N. Thirteenth.
Fox John (Rose), laborer, h. 520 N. Sixth.
Fox John, Jr., laborer, res. 520 N. Sixth.
C / i Fox Peter P. (Mary), carpenter, h. 508 N. First.
Fox Samuel C (Ida J.) pipefitter foreman A c m e Works, N. O.; h. 12 Union,
S. O
Fox Wilbur, sta. engineer, 1105 E. State, E. O.; res. 1 9 4 % N. Union.
v, Fox William J. (Mary M.), farmer, h. W . State, W . O.
C/2 Fox William T. (Ella M.), currier, h. 1107 Irving.
I ^ _ Frampus Frank C. (Gertie), glassblower, h. 1003 Washington.
France Bessie M., res. 139 S. Union.
F R A N C E G E O R G E P. (Flora A.), asst. gen. mgr. Standard Oil Co. (Acme
Works). Pine, N. O.; h. 139 S. Union.
France Gecrgc P. Jr., res. 139 S. Union.
France George R., machinist foreman A c m e Works; h. 32 Maple, N. O.
France Jason H., clerk, 1103 N. Union; res. 31 Maple, N. O.
Franchot Annie C. W., res. 305 N. Second.
F R A N C H O T B R O S . (Stanislaus P. and Nicholas V. V.), oil producers, 26
Exchange Bank bldg.
Franchot Charles P., student, res. 305 N Second.
Franchot Douglas W., student, res. 305 N. Second.
Franchot Ellen L. W., res. 305 N. Second.
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W Franchot Janet V. V., res. 305 N. Second.
Franchot Nicholas V. V. (Annie W . ) , (Franchot Bros.), 26 Exchange Bank
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Franklin
Frasier
Frank
YOUR
Franchot
Francis
F R Ah.
bldg.;
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N KCdo.
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SHOES
Union;
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William,
Eva,
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Falls,
Fred
Stanislaus
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Fifth.
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Henley.
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113
A.,
,bds.
(Helene
res.
call
COOK'S
h.
N.511
520
L.),
122
Bros.),
Union;
at
prop.
N.
Fulton.
S.),
mgr.
First.
Union.
Frank's
oil
26
res.
Postal
Exchange
producer,
511*Hotel,
Telegraph-Cable
do.
B12 Bank
26
w.
108-110
Exchange
STA
bldg.;
TE WSTREET.
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h.
State;
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Frawley John B. (Margaret E.), hardware, 205 N. Union; h. 208 N. Fifth.
Frazee Annie M., stenographer, res. 229 N. Third.
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Frazee Lois E., student, res. 229 N. Third.
Frazee Willard L. (Alice E.), (Union Planing Mill Co.), Johnson, N. O ; h. 229 *£ t£
N. Third.
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Frazier William G. (Ellen M.), butcher, h. 36 Moore's rd„ W . O.
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Freeburg August (Anna), cabinetmaker, h. 812 N. Union, N. O.
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Freel Charles A., res. 142 N. Barry.
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Freel Michael, currier, bds. 1226 Buffalo.
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Freel Patrick H. (Mary A.j, foreman, h. 142 N. Barry.
Freel Sadie, dressmaker, res. 142 N. Barry.
Freeman Don B. (Ada), sawyer, h. 310 S. Eighth.
Freeman Herbert R., student, res. 310 S. Eighth.
Freeman John W . (Adeline L.), laborer, 301 S. Union; h. 52 River, N. O.
Freeman Lee E., setter, res. 310 S. Eighth.
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Freeman Melissa, wid. Lorenzo F., h. 201 S. Barry.
Freeman Pritchard (Martha), laborer, h. 513 N. Fifth.
French Helen M.. res. 118 N. Barry.
French John C. (Effie D.), real estate, h. 118 N. Barry.
French Leo H., laborer, res. 120 N. Twelfth.
French Martha L., operative, res. 120 N. Twelfth.
French Othelia D., wid. James R., res. 131 N. Barry.
French William H. (Mary), currier, h. 120 N. Twelfth.
Frey Albert (Anna E.), collector, 412 N. Union; h. 12 First av., Bv.
Frey August H. (Frances T.), locomotive engineer, h. 436 N. Seventh.
Frey Charles G. (Mary), general foreman P. R. R. shops, h. 516 N. Seventh.
Frey Harry C , res. 516 N. Seventh.
Friedman Robert (Esther), tailor, 212 Masonic Temple; h. 133 N. Eighth.
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Frier Charles B. (Ida M.), insurance agent, h. 134 S. Clinton.
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Frier Luanda Mrs., rms. 304 Coleman.
Frisbee Ward A. CMaud), laborer, h. 1115 Irving.
Fritsch Otis (Kate B.), car repairer, h. 127 N. Eleventh.
Fritz Joseph (Mary), carpenter, h. 1214 Washington.
Frizell Edward, locomotivefireman,bds. 438 N. Eighth.
Frohlich Michael F. (Anna S.), butcher, 152 N. Union; h. 24 Genesee, Bv.
Frutiger Casper (Carrie S.). laborer, h. 32 Walnut, N. O.
Fuchs Rumwald (Wilhelmina), h. 1121 W . State.
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Fuchs Sophia, res. 1121 W . State.
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F U L L E R C H A R L E S H. (Anna L.), blacksmith, 112 S. Third; h. 303 Jay. *~
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Fuller George, car repairer, bds. 703 Wayne.
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Fuller Merritt H. (Gertrude E.), conductor, h. 305 N. Seventh.
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Fuller William A. (Agnes M.), bookkeeper, 19-25 Griffin, E. O.; h. 708 State,
do.
Fuller William F. (Stella Y.), clerk, 701 E. State, E. O.; h. 210 Jay.
Fulton Robert, conductor P. R. R. rms. 9 Riley & Wand's block.
Furcht Max (Henrietta), stationary engineer, h. Dugan rd., E. O.
Furlong Althea, wid. Peter, h. 130 S. Fourth.
Furlong Clifford C , laborer, res. 130 S. Fourth.
Furlong LyJe, driver, 203 N. Union; res. 130 S. Fourth.
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Furlong William, res. 327 Coleman.
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Furlong William C. (Margaret A.), locomotive engineer, h. 435 N. First.
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Furman Jason L. (Pearl), locomtivefireman,h. 36 Elm, N. O.
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Furry Michael (Rose P.), laborer, h. 332 N. Eighth.
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John
Christopher
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teacher,
(Kate
L.
(Agnes),
(Sophia
(Pauline),
and
Liquor
E.),
res.
milk
plumber,
Retail
carpenter,
A.),
40 peddler,
Brook,
plumber,
painter,
Dealers,
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184h.
E.
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184
40
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108
Brook,
919
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N.
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Gaino Annie, domestic, Olean House.
Gaino Edward J., laborer, res. 10 Avenue B, N. O.
*° jjS Gamo Joseph (Mary), laborer, h. 10 Avenue B, N. O.
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,"7; Gaino Susie T., res. 10 Avenue B, N. O.
Galbraith William J. (Elizabeth), glassblower, rms. 321 N. First.
Gale Harry B., shirt mfr., res. 331 Laurel av.
CO
Gale Henry (Carrie R.), (C. V. B. Barse & Co.), 155 N. Union; h. 331 Laurel
av.
CM
Gale Lucinda, wid. Ellsworth, h. 703 Wayne.
Gale Walter M. clerk,, 155 N. Union; res. 331 Laurel av.
Galey Anna .domestic Olean House.
_ •*> Galey Michael, yardman Olean House.
)L^ Galey Stephen (Harriet), laborer, h. 49 Orchard av., E. O.
tmd Galiski Andrew (Josie), laborer, h. 245 Spruce, N. O.
V O Gallagher Cecelia, music teacher, h. 463% N. Union.
A \ Gallagher Charles H., currier, res. 1302 W . Henley.
j S ' Gallagher Daniel B. (Anna J.), mgr. Singer Sewing Machine Co., h. 442 N.
\^*
First.
S * Gallagher Edward A., helper, res. 1302 W . Henley.
, --> Gallagher Frank P., teacher, res. 1302 W . Henley.
"^JT Gallagher Hugh (Susie), currier, h. 1302 W . Henley.
^ j Gallagher Jane, wid James, res. Ill Wayne.
2 T Gallagher John C. (Minnie), railroad conductor, h. 102 N. Seventh.
tJ Gallagher Mary, res. Ill Wayne.
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•Gallagher Stephen V. (Anna L.), tool dresser, h. 440 N. First.
L j ^ Gallagher William, oil producer, 111 Wayne; h. do.
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1 Galusha DeWitt C , driver, 217 Wayne; res. 321 Coleman.
Gamble William G. (Hattie J.), teacher, h. 79 Garden av., E. O.
Ganey Thomas (Mary), currier, h. 130 N. Thirteenth.
_
Gannon Frank J., res. 215 Winters av.
t ^ f Gannon Nellie M., apprentice, 131 N. Union; res. 215 Winters av.
^ J Gannon William (Margaret A.), locomotive engineer, h. 215 Winters av.
£ T ^ Ganoung C. Arthur, painter, res. r. 250 N. Union.
[ %s J Ganoung Florance S. (Ganoung & Son), r. 250 N. Union; h. do.
r""H Ganoung Floyd A., painter, res. r. 250 N. Union.
Ganoung Hiram P. (Mary E.), (Ganoung & Son), r. 250 N. Union; h. do.
Ganoung & Son (Hiram P. and Florance S.), sign writers, r. 250 N. Union.
Gardner Amos, laborer, bds. 435 N. Eighth.
Gardner Anthony, res. 435 N. Eighth.
Gardner Charles A. (Mary), currier, h. 329 N. Eighth.
Gardner George A. (Rose), currier, h. 1215 W . Henley.
Gardner Myrle, currier, res. 1215 W . Henley.
Garr Dora, res. 1208 W . State.
Garr Gilbert (Elizabeth), drayman, 1208 W . State; h. do.
Garr Gilbert Jr., painter, res. 1208 W . State.
Garr William, sorter, res. 1208 W . State.
Garrity Frederick, telegrapher P. R. R., bds. Genesee House.
Garry John (Mary), currier, h. 607 W . Green.
Garvey Amy, res. 20 Third av., Bv.
Garvey Anna, h. 109 N. Ninth.
Garvey John, h. 1315 Buffalo.
KING'S WINDSOR PLASTER
Garvey
B , UJohn
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Y L O res.
R 1315*Buffalo.
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Garvey
Nora,
res.
1315
Buffalo.
254 N. Union Street.
MILLS AND CEILINGS.
Garvey Owen, laborer, h. 20 Third av., Bv.
Garvey Richard, molder, bds. Genesee House.
Garvey Thomas P., painter, res. 20 Third av., Bv.
Gault
307
Arthur
James
Bros.
Joseph
Lawrence
N. Union.
(Lawrence
C.
L.
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(Nettie
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C.
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E.),
and
A.),
photographer,
butcher,
Joseph
260
(Gault
N.h.
A.),
Union;
Bros.),
6 First
meat
236 bds.
260
N.
av.,
market,
Union;
N.
Grand
Bv.
Union;
260
h.
Central
128
N.
h.Union.
Fulton.
207
Hotel,
Jay. rms.
Qll C Y X W A M B I Q Wholesale Grocers,
301-305
RI LL I J~ It Hi! UU City Building Lots for sale. N. Union St. £}
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Gaynor Michael (Ellen), laborer, h. 704 W. Henley. aaaai
Gayton Charles W . (Elnora), tanner, h. 198 Railroad av., E. O.
I
Gayton Clarence, laborer, res. 198 Railroad av., E. O.
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Geise Bertha, domestic, 302 W . State.
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Geise Edward J., baker, 302 W . State; bds. do.
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Geise George W (Laura B.) tanner, h. 1502 Buffalo, N. O.
Geise John F. vKatherine), locomotivefireman,h. 228 N. Fifth.
Geise Joseph P. (Catherine), farmer, h. W . State, W . O.
Geise Rose, laundress, 112 W . Sullivan.
Geise William L. (Martha M.), blacksmith, 5 River, S. O.; h. 342 S. Barry.
Gena John M. (Gena & Rice), 234 N. Union; res. 186 do.
Gena Louis, foreman, 107 North.
Gena & Rice (John M. Gena and Guy C. Rice), merchant tailors, 234 N. Union.
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Gendron Charles, currier, res. 22 Main, Bv.
Gendron Mary A., wid J. E., res. 22 Main, Bv.
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Genesee House, 127-129 Railroad av.; William Hutchings, prop.
Genthner Hattie, res. 211 Laurens.
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Geohegan Martin (Bridget T.), tanner, h. 124 S. Thirteenth.
Georgia Albert W . (Sarah D.), lumberman, h. 303 N. Barry.
Georgia Arthur C, student, res. 30 N. Washington, N. O.
Georgia Fred B. (Carrie A.), ticket agt. Erie R. R., h. 30 N. Washington, N. O.
Georgia Maria L., dressmaker, 301 N. Barry; h. do.
Gerlach Mary, wid. John L , h. 718 W . State.
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Gerlach Mary S., res. 718 W . State.
Gerry Patrick (Nora A.), currier, h. 22 Hoops, E. O.
Gerstenberger Henry L. (Cora L ) , mgr. barrel factory Standard Oil Co.
(Acme Works), h. 706 W . Sullivan.
Gerstenberger Louis L., student, res. 706 W . Sullivan.
Gesse William A. (Mary), chief clerk P. R. R., h. 613 Washington.
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Getsee John (Lena), laborer, h^_57 Johnson, N. O.
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Getz Stephen (Mary), car repairer, h. 18 Avenue B, N. O.
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Geuder Albert G., student, res. 114 S. Seventh.
J5" 3.
Geuder George (Catherine), laborer, h. 114 S. Seventh.
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Geuder Godfrey G. (Minnie C ) , driver, 802 W . State, h. 313 S. Seventh.
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Geuder John H (Anna L.), grocer, 422 W . State; h. 420 do.
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Geuder Michael C. (Emma C ) , clerk, 301 N. Union; h. 324 Jay.
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Geuder Otto W., clerk, 620 W . State; res 114 S. Seventh.
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Geyer George O. (Helen), cornice worker, 108 S. Third; h. 615 W . State.
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Geyer Goldie, wid. Edward, res. 117 S. Second.
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Geyer Jacob, bds. 116 S. Fourth.
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Geyer Louis W . (Anna), glass packer, h. 912 W . State.
Geyer Valentine, bartender, bds. 116 S. Fourth.
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Gibbons E m m a J., res. 432 N. Seventh.
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Gibbons Eva M., grocer, 432 N. Seventh; h. do.
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Gibbons James D. (Anna J.), bricklayer, h. 432 N. Seventh.
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Gibbons John E., bricklayer, res. 432 N. Seventh.
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Gibbs Albert M., clerk, 211 N Union; res. 229 N. First.
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Gibbs Ansel C, res. 229 N. First.
Gibbs Arthur (Eleanor), variety store, 211 N. Union; h. 229 N. First.
Gibbs Frank P., clerk, 211 N. Union; res. 229 N. First.
Gibbs Jane Mrs., res. 3 Union pi.
^ wGibbs Lillian, res. 229 N. First.
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Gibney Arthur W., clerk, res. 335 Laurel av.
2 HI
Gibney Grace, reporter, 215 N. Union; res. 335 Laurel av.
H O
Gibney Harry J., drug clerk, 133 N. Union; res. 335 Laurel av.
\ .
Gibney
James
(Margaret),
oilman,
h.
335
Laurel
av.
3^
Union-Made
Gill
Gilbert
E.
Anna,
O.
Ann
Martin,
Charles
George
steographer
E.,C.
Fred
coachman,
(Lizzie),
wid.
Whiskey
Edward
(Sarah
City
carpenter,
134
bldg.,
J.),
P.,
So^»te
N.sta.
First.
h.res.
h.
5fireman,
Orchard
190
115
DRailroad
River,
U31^Lav
926
av.,
N.
E.
av.,
E.
O.State;
O.E.
eyO.h.brs.o
36 Garden
g av., JIWI I >>
y«QO2
J E U K E R & P A T R i D E E ^ r i n s u r a n c e MasonlcTempIt
""
r» •% 66
_^^ Gill Margaret, student, res. 115 River, N. O.
O S
Gill Patrick (Catherine), laborer, h. 115 River, N. O.
Gillard David, foreman J. G. Wilson's, N. O.
Gillett G. Henry (Elizabeth W . ) , printer, h. 212 N. First.
Gillett Gideon B. (Lucy J.), h. 216 N. First.
Gilligan Catherine, bookkeeper, res. 113 W . Henley.
Gilligan Dennis W., driver, res. 113 W . Henley.
Gilligan Thomas (Mary), (Gilligan & Bisett), 123 N. First; h. 113 W . Henley,
Gilligan William II.. driver, res. 113 W . Henley.
GILLIGAN & BISETT (Thomas Gilligan and Christopher C. Bisett), transportation and storage, 123 N. First. (See adv. right-hand side lines.)
Gillingham Charles (Gillingham & Son), 302 N. Union; h. 264% do.
Gillingham Charles Jr. (Gillingham & Son), 302 N. Union; res. 264% do.
G I L L I N G H A M & S O N (Charles and Charles Jr.), builders' hardware, sash,
doors and blinds, 302 N. Union. (See adv., top lines.)
Gilmore Charles E. M., laborer, res. 429 N. Ninth.
Gilmore Delia M., housekeeper, res. 429 N. Ninth.
ID Gilmore Elizabeth,(res. 414 Wayne.
SB Gilmore Julia, wid.'Miller, h. 55 Railroad av., E. O.
Gilmore Rose, wid. William, res. 414 Wayne.
Ginter Frank C. (Isabel C ) , laborer, h. 902 Irving.
Glase Lulu V , bookkeeper and stenographer, 413 N. Union; bds. 319 Tompkins.
Glaser Charles A. (Seraphine), laborer, h. 1508 Buffalo, N. O.
J j CO Glaser Ida H . res. 1508 Buffalo. N. O.
T j a> Glass Herman I. (Bessie), agent, h. 126 S. Third.
t H •£ Glasser Ludwig (Matilda), jeweler, 320 W . State; h. do.
-rH
C J,
O Glaviu Andrew A., boilermaker, res. 324 N. Eighth.
I
Glavin Anna, wid. Patrick, h. 324 N. Eighth.
I "S5 Glavin Edward, carpenter, h 324 N. Eighth.
® Glavin Mary, res. 324 N. Eighth.
* Glavin Patrick J., boilermaker, res. 324 N. Eighth.
_ Glavin William W . (Ellen J.), boilermaker, h. 815 N. Union, N. O.
Gleason Alvin L., laborer, res. 147 Railroad av., E. O.
Gleason Caroline T., res. 312 Laurens.
Gleason Elisha, laborer, res. 5 Union pi.
Gleason Fred L (Ella), (Carley Heater Co.), 502 N. Union; h. 312 Laurens.
C O Gleason Luman B. (Samantha), carpenter, h. 147 Railroad av., E. O.
Globe Hotel, 712 Wayne; John Carroll, prop.
Godden Charles A. (Anna), chief clerk, 301 N. Union; h. 1311 Washington.
Godden Harry B., machinist, res. 30 Third av., Bv.
Godden John H. (Frances A ) , works 502 N. Union; h. 30 Third av., Bv.
Godden Walter F„ laundryman, rms. 11 Second av., Bv.
Godfrey Frank N. (Amelia V. D.), farmer, h. Pleasant Valley, Bv.
Godfrey I. Melvin (Maud E.), milk peddler, h. 46 Front, Bv.
Godfrey Mina A., res. 119 Main, Bv.
Godfrey Myra E., res. 119 Main, Bv.
Godfrey Orrin W . (Frances O.), farmer, h. 119 Main, Bv.
Godfrey Walter D. (Lillian D.), clothing, 164 N. Union; h. 212 S. Barry.
Goebel August (Anna E.), foreman Vacuum Oil Co.; h. 128 S. Eighth.
Goebel Lucy M., res. 128 S. Eighth.
Goggin Mary, res. 325 N. Seventh.
C O Gold Edward, boxmaker, res. 711 Wayne.
| H U E m WORK TO ORDER A . Q . C O O K , W S t a l s t
Gold Elizabeth H., res. 711 Wayne.
I
and
Guarantee
Perfect Satisfaction.
» •517
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• <ar
w
•) W . S i d l e Z l
Gold
George
(Minnie),
car repairer,* h.
Eighth.
Gold
John
(Catherine),
repairer,
h.
711
Wayne.
^—
O•" Good
Goltz
Gonszorowski
Golden
Gold John
Margaret,
Ada
Frederick
John
Charles
L.,
(Johanna),
A.res.
Joseph
(Elizabeth),
E„
wid.
W.,
135
foreman
contractor
William,
(Agnes),
foreman
S. car
Second.
driver,
1409
res.
laborer,
P.
and
Buffalo;
R.
28
h.
builder,
R.
Third
28
h.
shops;
Third
bds.
432
av.,
135
N.
809
h.
av.,
S.
Bv.
Tenth.
535
WSecond;
.Bv.
N.
Sullivan.
Eighth.
h. do.
GILLINGHAM &
SON
Buildillg Contir»ctor8 and Building Supply
deal.e:rs.3 0 2 North Union Street.
67
Goodell Clarinda A., wid. James, res. 418 Laurens.
Goodrich Alexander L. (Julia A.), res. 18 Center, Bv.
Goodrich Bert, student, res. 41 Brook, E. O.
Goodrich Jesse J. (Carrie), blacksmith, h. 40 Center, Bv.
Goodrich Leo C , student, res. 40 Center, Bv.
Goodrich Robert E. (May), flagman, h. 18 Center, Bv.
Goodrich William F. (Nellie), driller, h. 41 Brook, E. O.
Goodwin Nelson S. (Agnes), wagonmaker, res. 401 E. State.
G O O D W I N W I L L I A M A. (Minnie C ) , druggist and stationer, 233 N. Union;
h. 134 N. Fourth.
Goodz Charles (Lena), h. 19 Vine, N. O.
Gordon Charles H. (Mary), piano player, h. 413 S. Third.
Gould Albert, loco, engineer, bds. 217 Winters av.
3
Gould Frank A. (Lillian M.), bartender, 105 N. Union; h. 503% W . State.
Gould James M., farmer, h. 116 N. Second.
Gould Leone E., principal No. 5 School, Bv.; res. 116 N. Second.
Gould Lillian Mrs., h. 313 Jay.
Gould Lucie L., teacher No. 1 School; res. 116 N. Second.
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Gould Nathan (Mary), teamster, h. 73 River, S. O.
Gould Roy M., barber, 311% N. Union; bds. 503% W . State.
O*
Goyt Abner H. (Lucinda R.), h. 140 Adams.
Grady Alice, res. 1461 Buffalo, N. O.
Grady Edward (Catherine), laborer, h. 14 Moore's rd., W . O.
Grady James, laborer, res. 1461 Buffalo, N. O.
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Graham Edith A., res. 129 S. Eleventh.
Graham Frederick T. (Edna A.), (The Douglas, Graham Co.), 123 N. Union;
3
h. 242 S. Barry.
Graham Samuel (Nettie), boilermaker, h. 129 S. Eleventh.
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Graham William J. (Minnie), laborer, h. 1209 W . Henley.
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G R A N D C E N T R A L H O T E L , 314-318 N. Union; Robert Graves, prop.
Grand Central Restaurant, 308 N. Union; William M. Shoemaker, prop.
Grand Union Tea Co., 145 N. Union; George E. Smith, mgr.
Granger Bruce E., res. 705 Irving.
Granger Lucas L. (Nettie C ) , carpenter, h. 705 Irving.
Grant Ellen, dressmaker, 523 N. Fourth; h. do.
Grant Ellen, wid. William, res. 523 N. Fourth.
Grant John F., dispatcher P. R. R., rms. 118 Hamilton.
0 H
Grant John J. (Ada M.), dry goods, 314 W . State; h. do.
Grant Nellie A., res. 314 W . State.
Grafts Paul (Mary), laborer, h. 34 Elm, N. O.
Gratz Edward R. (Barbara A.), machinist helper, res. W . State, W . O.
>Gratz Theodore (Louisa), machinist, h. 118 N. Ninth.
Graves Ashley T., student, res. Grand Central Hotel.
9 E
Graves Beatrice M., res. Grand Central Hotel.
G R A V E S R O B E R T (Mary M.), prop. Grand Central
Hotel,
N.ofUnion;
Are the
sole314-318
owners
the
D Uh. Nrlr>L A V E Y
B R O S .
Famous Olean Club Whiskey
•^1311
North
Union Street.ii*g
Graves
Charles
(Elizabeth),
boilermaker, h. 521 N. Fifth.
GRREANickles,
GAlaborer,
R(Lida),
E William
YM.),
Green
Gray
GGrear
EYKRose,
Henry
Lynn
John
Mary
Frank
Charles
Daniel
John,
Alfred
Charles
-see
A M Ealso
A.
J.,
domestic,
RD.,
prop.
sta.
(Anna),
(Jennie),
CIE.
H.,
(Ella
laborer,
,wid.
CJ.
laborer,
fireman,
Nmason
(Catherine),
F.laborer,
Olean
Rfarmer,
res.
Ures.
Ifarmer,
tank
res.
contractor,
bds.
T 229%
House.
CO.,
C35
h.
2,builder,
32
h.
carpenter,
2Grossman
res.
5
9h.
201
N.
Windfall
River,
%Pierce
Windfall
N.
211
Union.
h.
N.h.
Union.
108
Union
N.
229%
h.
av.,
rd.,
Fourth.
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137
rd.,
E.
Wand
Green.
N.
.Bv.
N.
O.
Bv.
O.
Union.
202-204
Ninth. Laurens; George
Large Stock.
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0 Charles W. (Mary), rep. Lackawanna Lumber Co.; bds. Olean House.
Green
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©51 • Green Cornelia C, wid. Marvin J., res. 113 S. Barry.
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Green George W . (Nellie M.), trav. salesman, h. 601 W . Sullivan.
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«i<lift Green Harry H., res. 108 E. Green.
•e>' +" Green Jennie M., res. 108 E. Green.
*i1 0 Green Josephine A., res. 108 E. Green.
;* Green Lucy, wid. Warren R., res. 24 Hoops, E. O.
J-j> 0 Greenan Thomas F. (Elizabeth R.), loco, engineer h. 325 N. Ninth.
4>-i « G R E E N M A N S A N F O R D G. (Emma J.), asst. supt. Met. Life Ins. Co., 156 N.
El
Union; h. 109 S. Clinton.
Greenwood Celia, wid. George H., h. 438 N. Eighth.
Greenwood Gardner C, loco,fireman,res. 438 N. Eighth.
Greenwood George E., yard clerk, res. 438 N. Eighth.
>s"" Gregory Rosario, laborer, res. 604 N. First.
^ ^ Gregory Thomas (Mary), h. 604 N. First.
_-> G R E Y see also GRAY.
v i Grey Beulah A., wid. John, h. 311 N. Seventh.
^ Grey Fannie D., teacher, res. 311 N. Seventh.
^-^ Grey Minnie B., res. 311 N. Seventh.
m Griecke August (Barbara), watchman, h. 94 Garden av., E. O.
J G r i e c k e George A., laborer, res. 94 Garden av., E. O.
Griffin Celia L., wid. James res. 1 6 8 % N . Union.
Griffin Elizabeth, res. 725 E. State.
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Griffin Frank, conductor, res. 15 Griffin, E. O.
^^
Griffin James (Mary), sta. engineer, h. 15 Griffin, E. O.
•"» Griffin Jennie, res. 4 6 3 % N . Union.
(^ Griffin John J., machinist, res. 4 6 3 % N . Union.
a.
Griffin Josephine Mrs., h. 725 E. State, E. O.
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Griffin Josephine I., clerk, 235 N . Union; res. 725 E . State, E . O.
-•••1 Griffin Katherine, tel opr., 1 3 3 % N . Union; res. 4 6 3 % do.
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Griffin Kathryn R., clerk, 131 N . Union; res. 725 E. State, E. O.
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Griffin Lewis D., switchman P. R. R., h. 1 6 8 % N . Union.
Griffin Margaret, res. 15 Griffin, E. O.
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Griffin Margaret D., res. 725 E. State, E . O.
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Griffin Marie I., res. 725 E . State, E. O.
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Griffin Philip, contractor, h. 4 6 3 % N . Union.
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Griffin Rose, tel opr., 1 3 3 % N . Union; res. 4 6 3 % do.
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Griffin Thomas, res. 15 Griffin, E. O.
.
Griffin William, clerk, 701 E. State; res. 15 Griffin, E . O.
»-* Griffith Jabez B. (Margaret), laborer, h. 8 Davis av., E . O.
W_
Griffith E., molder, 133 Railroad av.
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Griffith Margaret, music teacher, res. 127 N . Barry.
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G r o o m Eugene I., fireman, res. 509 V a n C a m p e n av.
_^. G r o o m Fred, laborer, res. 509 V a n C a m p e n av.
J ^ G r o o m Jesse (Ida), loco, engineer P. R. R., h. 509 V a n C a m p e n av.
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Grorantz Ferdran, laborer, h. 34 Main.
""^-' Grossman Benjamin C , poultry dealer, h. 19 Osgood av., E. O.
rt Grossman Charles C. (Maggie), h. 2 3 3 % N . Union.
O
Grossman Charles J. (Minnie), painter, h. 110 S. First.
Grossman Ida, (Grossman Sisters), 302 W . State; h. do.
^J
Grossman Josephine (Grossman Sisters), 3D2 W . State; h. do.
*-••' Grossman M a r y (Grossman Sisters), 302 W . State; h. do.
Grossman Sisters (Ida, M a r y and Josephine), bakers, 302 W . State.
Groton Bridge & Mfg. Co., Ill North; B. D. Nobles, agent.
_. , Grundy Ellen, wid. James, h. 22 N . River, N . O.
CS4)
4> t$2jr Guay
Grundy
Grundy
Annie
John
Henry
James,
TPeter,
John,
h o W.,
mE.,
aF.,
slaborer,
tank
,res.
student,
res.
gatherer,
res.22
builder,
1312
22
res.
N..
N
res.
Reed.
.res.
River,
22"
River,
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OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY. 69 2 IToL-»
Guay Phelias J. (Mary E.), currier, h. 1312 Reed.
_ ^
Guenther Frederick (Mary), loco, engineer P. R. R., h. 109 Coleman.
5 ^.
Gugle George (Matilda), laborer, h. 316 S. Barry.
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Guile Blanche M., res. 225 S. Barry.
2 ^Guile Othello P. (Mary B.), driver, h. 225 S. Barry.
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Guill Anna H., teacher Jr. High School; rms. 218 W . Sullivan.
JJ '_/*
Gusto Annie, student, res. r. Homer nr. Avenue A, N. O.
H
Gusto Michael (Mary), laborer, h. r. Homer nr. Avenue A, N. O.
I Qpi
Gustwick Anton (Anna), currier, h. 335 N. Seventh.
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Guyley Mary Mrs., res. 404% Wayne.
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Haas William (Bertha), car repairer, h. 1208 Washington. q ft)
Haase August (Augusta), machinist, h. 1103 Irving.
H jjHaase Charles messenger, 131 N. Union.
9 fli
Haase Jacob (Catherine), mason, h. 19 Main.
PI ^ J
Haase Joseph R., galvanizer, res. 1103 Irving.
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Hadley Oliver N. (Eliza E.), laborer, h. 209 Railroad av., E. O.
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Hagan John (Orpha J.), prop. Hagan House, 612 N. Union; h. do.
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Hager Gib, glassblower, bds. 217 Winters av.
iMaa.
Hagerty John W . (Laurel M.), cook, h. 3 Union pi.
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Hahn Fred, hostler, 152 N. Union; res. 116 N. Sixth.
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Halm Julia, wid. Jacob, h. 116 N. Sixth.
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Haight Albert, brakeman, rms. 307 N. Union.
^ 2 Haight William J. (Alice L.), carpenter, h. 124 S. Second.
Haire Margaret, teacher, res. 238 N. Third.
Haithcock Jerome (Grace), paver, h. 39 Railroad av., E. O.
Halbran Gertrude, student, res. 313 N. Clinton.
Halbran Honore P.. bookkeeper, 264 N. Union; res. 313 N. Clinton.
Halbran Jules (Harriet N.), bookkeeper\h. 313 N. Clinton.
Hall Andrew J. (Fannie), driver, TJ. 304 S. Eighth.
S 3
Hall Caroline, wid. Frederick, res. 816 Washington.
C O
Hall Edward J. (Kate), ins. agent, 303 N. Union; h. 104 N. Third.
Hail Eliza, wid. John, res. 1201 W . Sullivan.
Hall George E. (Mary M.), laborer, h. 1 Garden av., E. O.
Hall Herbert H., laborer, res. 35 Third av., Bv.
Hall Homer (Jennie), carpenter, h. 35 Third av., Bv.
Hall James (Mary A.), laborer, h. 28 Prince, E. O.
Hall John C. (Eveline C ) , drayman, h. 29 Garden av., E. O.
Hall Mae E., res. 29 Garden av., E. O.
Hall Minnie B., teacher, res. 513 N. First.
Hall Norman C., car repairer, res. 48 Third av.. Bv.
Hall Oliver O., car repairer, res. 48 Third av., Bv.
Hall Patrick (Elizabeth), machinist, h. 87 River, N. O.
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Hall Ralph A. (Sarah), gardener, h. 821 E. State, E. O.
Hall Sherman L., warehouseman P. R. R., h. town of Olean.
Hall Truman B. (Romelia A.), car repairer, h. 48 Third av., Bv.
Hallem George, laborer, bds.' 603 E. State, E. O.
Haller Elizabeth, wid. Charles, h. 414 Wayne.
Haller E m m a , clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 414 Wayne.
Haller Frank A., hubmaker, res. 414 Wayne.
Haller Kate, dressmaker, 505 N. Union; res. 316 Coleman.
Haller Theresa, wid. Augustus W., h. 316 Coleman.
Hallett Elizabeth G., res. 305 W . Sullivan.
Halliday Edgar F. ( E m m a L.), telegrapher, res. 94 River, N. O.
Halliday Freeman B. (Mary J.), h. 94 River, N. O.
(Mary),
15
Alder,
O.
For
HHalliday
Halloran
A L Ltle
O R ASamuel
William,
Timothy
Daniel
James
N ,Finest
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(Esther),
also
laborer,
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HWines
Olaborer,
Lpumper,
J.),
Lres.
laborer,
E Rlaborer,
Ar.
and
N h.
.h.
Homer,
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h.
Homer
Homer,
Homer
nr. E.
Avenue
hill,
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Avenue
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N.
dunlavey
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OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY
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I- Halpin Thomas, currier, bds. 333 N. Tenth.
Halstead James A. (Mamie C ) , clerk, 139 N. Union; h. 214 S. Clinton.
| 3 Halsted
_ Thomas
_ _ J.,
» clerk,
- 129
. N..Union;
- h..2 Center, Bv.
Caroline,
operative,
res.
. State.
U J |_ Halter Louise,
operative,
res.
508508
W .W State.
fluQ
10 Halter
(Frances),
saloon,
W . State;
h. 414
508 S.
do.Union.
Halwig William
Frank (Clara),
waiter,
308 504
N. Union;
rms.
z Hamaster Henry, laborer, bds. 7 Center, Bv.
5 H a m b y Clark T., bricklayer, res. 711 W . Sullivan.
H a m b y Mary Mrs., res. 711 W . Sullivan.
2 H A M E L J O H N J. REV., rector St. Mary of the Angels R. C. Church, h. 118
q
W . Henley.
H a m e r Charles L. (Anna), sta. fireman, h. 46 Avenue A, N. O.
H a m e r William J. (Catherine F.), painter, h. 418 N. Eighth.
Hamilton Bertha, clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 5 Pond, E. O.
Hamilton Blanchard E. (Maggie), decorator, 111 E. Green; h. do.
Hamilton Florence A., laundress, h. 110 W . Sullivan.
Hamilton Frank H., carpenter, res. 310 Coleman.
Hamilton Fred C , stationary fireman, 430 N. Union; res. 115 E. Green.
Hamilton George H., helper, res. 310 Coleman.
Hamilton John C. (Frances H.), loco, engineer P. R. R., bds. Hotel Snyder.
Hamilton Marvin N. (Anna), mason, h. 115 E. Green.
Hamilton Nellie, res. 310 Coleman.
Hamilton Oscar W . (Mary H.), h. 604 W . Henley.
Hamilton Samuel C. (Lucina), carpenter, h. 310 Coleman.
Plamilton William H. (Lottie), laborer, h. 5 Pond, E. O.
H a m m Carl J., clerk Vacuum Oil Co.
•
H a m m o n d Lewis B. (Floy), prop. Homestead House, 323 N. Union; h. do.
H a m m o n d Niles J. (Olive), switchman, h. 821 Buffalo.
H a m u d George, laborer, h. 453 N. Union.
H a m u d Rastoum, laborer, res. 453 N. Union.
Hancox Frances E., wid. Ninian I., h. 117 S. Clinton.
Handley Etta, domestic, 120 S. Clinton.
^ Handley Thomas J. (Kate), locomotive engineer, h. 318 N. Fifth.
• Hanekey William, locomotive engineer, bds. 614 Wayne.
^ > | Haney John A. (Lucy), stillman, h. 1106 W . Sullivan.
^ * 5 Hanley Andrew, snapper, res. 511 N. Fifth.
\ J Hanley Margaret, wid. John, h. 36 Walnut, N. O.
^•^ Hanley Patrick, laborer, h. 511 N. Fifth.
_ Hannifan Agnes E., res. 1304 W . State.
* J r t Hannifan Celia, bookkeeper, 1302 W . State; res. 1304 do.
' ^ ^ r Hannifan George M., bookkeeper Erie freight depot, res. 330 Coleman.
Hannifan Gertrude, dressmaker, res. 330 Coleman.
+ / f \ Hannifan Johanna, wid. Maurice, h. 330 Coleman.
V J Hannifan John A., clerk, 1302 W . State; res. 1304 do.
' Hannifan Michael J. (Bridget), h. 1304 W . State.
Hannifan Katherine, clerk, res. 330 Coleman.
«_ • Hannifan Michael J. (Bridget), wagonmaker, h. 1304 W . State.
^ L - J Hannifan Thomas F., clerk, 1302 W . State; res. 1304 do.
«•••* Hannifan William P. (Catherine), grocer, 1302 W . State; h. 136 S. Eleventh.
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student,
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530
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res.
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res.
Fifth.
oil
530
At
state
95
M.),
530
gauger,
M.),
Olean
stationary
operator,
River,
N.
95
florist,
N.
G.
res.
boilermaker,
Fifth.
Fifth.
River,
h.
House.
COOK'S
street.
95
N.615
h.
River,
O.
engineer,
N.W307
Oregon
.O.
Henley.
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Hannon Mary, domestic, 305 N. Second. > ^»
Hannon Mary, wid. John, res. 218 S. Fifth.
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Hannon Michael (Mary), laborer, h. 530 N. Fifth.
Hannon Thomas J. (Hattie J.), roofer, h. 132 S. Eleventh.
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Hannon William, telegrapher, res. 530 N. Fifth.
Hannon William F. (Mary), laborer, h. 1310 W . Sullivan.
Hanover Aurilla F., res. 1208 Reed.
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Hanover Henry U. (Hattie M.), treas. Acme Glass Co., N. O.; h. 1208 Reed.
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Hanrahan John (Catherine), farmer, h. River rd., S. O.
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Hanrahan Julia, h. 62 Queen, E. O.
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Hansen Frank,finisher,res. 513 W . State.
Hansen Frederica, wid. Fred, h. 513 W . State.
Hansen William, laborer, res. 513 W . State.
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Hanson Florence E., wid. Charles, teacher No. 3 School, res. 710 W . Sullivan. ^ ^ ^
Hanson Helen T., res. 710 W . Sullivan.
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Hanson Peter (Alma S.), car repairer, h. 1208 Washington.
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Happell Alexander (Anna F.), tailor, h. 609 Irving.
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Happell Arthur A., res. 609 Irving.
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Happell James M., res. 609 Irving.
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Harbeck Arthur W., res. 1214 Reed.
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Harbeck Charles E. (Lillie A.), carpenter, h. 1214 Reed.
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Hardel Charles (Sophia), laborer, h. 1115 W . Henley.
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Hardel Henry, res. 1115 W . Henley.
Hardel Libbie, res. 1115 W . Henley.
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Hardin Sherman W . (Mary), lineman, res. 511 N. Fifth.
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Harkins Henry C , stonemason, res. 702 W . Sullivan.
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Harkness George, molder, 133 Railroad av.
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Harmon Robert F., galvanizer, bds. 16 Fourth av., Bv.
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H A R R I E S WILLIAM A., physician, 204 W . Sullivan; rms. do., bds. Olean
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Harrington Agnes, tailoress, 243 N. Union; res. 32 N. Washington, N. O.
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Harrington Anna, bookkeeper, 152 N. Union; res. 32 N. Washington, N. O.
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Harrington Dennis (Johanna), laborer, h. 32 N. Washington, N. O.
Harrington James (Julia), stationaryfireman,h. 24 Homer, N. O.
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Harrington Julia, domestic, 130 N. Barry.
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Harrington Kate, cook Hotel Imperial.
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Harrington Kathryn, music teacher, res. 32 N. Washington, N. O.
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Harris Almon C. (Mary), laborer, h. 11 Brook, E. O.
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Harris John D. (Elizabeth), laborer, h. 215 S. Second.
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Harris Joseph (Dora), junk dealer, h. 214 W . Green.
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Harris Julius M. (Mollie), jeweler and pawnbroker, 252 N. Union; h. 138
Fulton.
Harris Mabel, res. 413 S. Third.
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Harris Margaret M., res. 132 S. Eleventh.
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Harrison Charles E., switchman, h. 17 River, S. O.
Harrison Fannie, wid. Albert, nurse, res. 24 Third av., Bv.
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Harrison Josephine A., res. 17 River, S. O.
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Harrison Mary E., res. 209 S. Fifth.
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Harrison William H. (Clara E.), h. 209 S. Fifth.
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Harsch Edward C. (Ada), laborer, h. 118 River, N. O.
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Hart Anna T., tel. operator, 209 Masonic Temple; res. 408 N. Eighth.
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Hart Helen L., student, res. 408 N. Eighth.
Hart John, gauger, res. 408 N. Eighth.
Hart Mary M., stenographer, 20 Exchange Bank bldg.; res. 408 N. Eighth.
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Matthew
Henry
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Z£ Hartz Fannie Mrs., h. 77 Oak, N. O.
C/J Hartz Frank, laborer, res. 1005 W . Sullivan.
Q Q Q) Hartz Herman, res. 1005 W . Sullivan.
O - p Hartz Joseph M., clerk, 154 N. Union; res. 1005 W . Sullivan.
(S Hartz Theodore, helper, res. 519 N. Sixth.
pr» +? Hartz Thedore D. (Ida), pipefitter,h. 519 N. Sixth.
^ W. Hartz Theresa, wid. Henry, h. 1005 W . Sullivan.
_p Hartz William F., butcher, 801 W . State; bds. do.
85 Harvey A. Frank (Anna B.), (Harvey k, English), 103 N. Union; h. do.
Q) Harvey Adah, res. 73 Garden av., E. O.
K. Harvey Eliza C, teacher No. 4 School, res. 73 Garden av., E. O.
j> H A R V E Y G E O R G E R. REV. (Emeline), pastor People's M. E. Church, h. 73
Garden av., E. O.
>s Harvey Moses, student, res. 73 Garden av., E. O.
Harvey & English (A. Frank Harvey and John J. English), saloon, 103 N.
Union.
Harvison Mae C , clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 45 Water, N. O.
Harvison Robert G., motorman, res. 45 Water, N. O.
Harvison Thomas J. (Katie A.), switchman P. R. R., h. 118 Whitney av.
> - J Harvison William (Catherine), foreman, h. 45 Water, N. O.
Harvison William A., switchtender, res. 45 Water, N. O.
Haskins E. Vernon (Bertha), weighmaster P. R. R., h. N. Clinton.
Hassett Arthur, laborer, res. 413 W . Green.
Hassett John B. (Mary), laborer, h. 301 W . Green.
Hassett John B. Jr., plumber, res. 301 W . Green.
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Hassett Margaret B., clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 301 W . Green.
Hassett Michael B., teacher No. 5 School, Bv.; res. 301 W . Green.
Hassett Timothy (Mary), police captain, City Hall; h. 413 W . Green.
HASTINGS A L L E N J. (Clara A.), (Cary, Rumsey & Hastings), and City
Attorney, 22-23 Exchange Bank bldg.; h. 212 N. Fourth.
Hastings Clarence D. (Laura B.), clerk, 236 N. Union; h. 120 N. Fourth.
Hastings Fred B. (Jennie G.), farmer, h. Pleasant Valley, N. O.
Hastings Loren S., res. 212 N. Fourth.
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Hatch Fred S. (Grace M.), Hatch & Rumsey), 609 E. State; h. 70 Bishop,
E. O.
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Hatch & Rumsey (Fred S. Hatch and Emmett D. Rumsey), druggists t.nd
grocers, 609 E. State, E. O.
rHatfield Joseph J. (Helen Mardell), barber, 120 N. Union; h. 126 N. Third.
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Hatfield Kittie, res. 126 N. Third.
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Hathaway Alta I., teacher, res. 61 Spring, E. O.
Hathaway Daniel K. (Susie A.), gardener, h. 61 Spring, E. O.
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Hathaway Frances A., h. 76 Bishop, E. O.
Hathaway Frank F., driver, 260 N. Union; res. 76 Bishop, E. O.
Hathaway Ina A., teacher, res. 61 Spring, E. O.
Hathaway Irma E., laundress, 112 W . Sullivan; res. 61 Spring, E. O.
LiHathaway Mary, res. 25 Prince, E. O.
Haugh Chester P., studenE, res. 611 N. Union.
Haugh James M., prop. Railroad House, 405 N. Union; h. do.
n H A U G H M I C H A E L J. (Margaret A.), bottler and ice dealer, 611 N. Union;
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r H A V E N S J A M E S H. (Helen L.), plumber, gas and
steamfitter,113 Wi£,vrr
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. 319
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Blocks and Sewer Tile, N. Union St.
Havens Louis, plumber, 113 W . State; rms. 125 do.
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Hayes Albert, marblecutter, bds. 117 S. Barry.
Hayes James (Minnie E.), currier, h. 1016 W . State.
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Hayes John, laborer, h. 422 N. Seventh.
Haynes Lloyd C. (Dora L.), res. 114 N. First.
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Haynes Mary A. Mrs., res. 309 N. First.
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, student, bds. 211 S. Union.
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Healy Michael (Maggie), boilermaker, h. 518 N. Seventh.
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Hearons Anna A., clerk, 233 N. Union; bds. 134 N Fourth.
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Heath Eugene E., rms. 309 N. Union.
Heberle Edward J., res. 1110 W . Sullivan.
Heberle Fred P., clerk, 117 N. Union; res. 1110 W . Sullivan.
Heberle John J., bookkeeper First National Bank, res. 1110 W . Sullivan.
Heberle Joseph A., driver, h. 1110 W . Sullivan.
Heberle Nellie, res. 1110 W . Sullivan.
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Heck Annie, res. 1506 W . Henley.
Heck Frederick, laborer, res. 1506 W . Henley.
Heck Margaret, wid. Henry, h. 1506 W . Henley.
Heck Henry Jr., laborer, res. 1506 W . Henley.
Hederi Joseph N., dry goods, notions and jewelry, 445 N. Union; bds. 202
Whitney av.
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Heeney Patrick (Maria), laborer, h. 117 River, N. O.
Heher Mary, domestic, 231 N. Second.
Heilman Frances, res. 136 N. Sixth.
Heilman John (Laftra A.), mgr. Olean Livery Co.. 140 N. Union; h. 136 N.
Sixth.
Hein Frederick, watchmaker, 503 W . State; rms. do.
Heitzinger John H. (Hannah E.), tailor, 154 N. Union; h. 223 N. Seventh.
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Helb Emil G., res. 117 W . Green.
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Helb George (Amelia), laborer, h. 117 W . Green.
Helb Julia A., res. 117 W . Green.
Helb Selma, bookkeeper, 154 N. Union; res. 117 W . Green.
H E L I K E R A L B E R T J. (Frances E.), mgr. Olean Bottling Works, 412 N, t d
Union, and (Heliker & Patridge), 307 Masonic Temple; h. 41 Main, Bv.
Heliker Clark R., res. 41 Main, Bv.
H E L I K E R & P A T R I D G E (Albert J. Heliker and William M. Patridge), general insurace, 307 Masonic Temple. (See adv., top lines.)
Heller Catherine, seamstress, res. 316 Coleman.
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Heller Egidus J. (Anna J.), loco, engineer P. R. R.; h. 509 N. Fourth.
Heller George J. (Margaret), machinist, h. 312 Coleman.
Heller Joseph (Anna), loco, engineer P. R. R.; h. 501 N. Fifth.
Heller Mary, milliner, re's. 316 Coleman.
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Heller Theresa, wid. Augustus, h. 316 Coleman.
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Heller William (Anna), carpenter, h. 422 N. First.
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Hellwege Elizabeth, domestic, 108 South; res. 116 N. Ninth.
Hellwege Fred L. (Carrie C ) , driller, h. 120 S. Seventh.
Hellwege Henry (Annie), laborer, h. 1405 W . Henley.
Hellwege Henry Jr., laborer, res. 1405 W . Henley.
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Hellwege J. Fred (Rose M.), driller, h. 116 N. Ninth.
Helmer Addie Mrs., res. 502 N. Ninth.
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Helmer Lena, res. 502 N. Ninth.
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Helvigh Charles ( Lena), h. 1205 Washington.
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Helvigh George, laborer, res. 1205 Washington.
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Helvigh Harry, helper, res. 1205 Washington.
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Henneman Edward, tank builder, res. 1126 N. Union, N. O.
Henneman Jacob P., clerk, 1126 N. Union; res. do. N. O.
Henneman John (Magdalene), prop. City Exchange Hotel, 1126 N. Union;
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2 |j Henneman Joseph (Bessie), driver, h. 90 Pine, N. O.
5 O Henneman Laura, student, res. 1126 N. Union, N. O.
Henneman William, carpenter, res. 1126 N. Union, N. O.
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Hennessy Dennis (Marcella), tanner, h. 131 Fulton.
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Hennessy James J. (Catherine E.), boilermaker, h. 517 N. Seventh.
Hennessy Martin J., bookkeeper, 184 N. Union; res. 131 Fulton.
Hennessy Patrick, cooper, res. 517 N. Seventh.
_ •*» Henrietta James (Margaret), stationaryfireman,h. 31 Johnson, N. O.
^ H Henry Carrie E., principal Jr. High School, rms. 312 N. Third.
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tmd Henry Charles (Martha), laborer, h. Hinsdale rd., Bv.
V O Henry James, mason, bds. 309 Coleman.
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Henry Martha Mrs., h. 517 N. Union.
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Henry Rose, waitress Olean House.
Hepker Elizabeth, clerk, res. 432 N. First.
Herold Albert, messenger W . U. Tel Co., res. 125 S. Seventh.
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Herold John (Eva C ) , mason, h. 125 S. Seventh.
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Herrington Charles, barber, 130 N. Union; bds. 124 N. Fifth.
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Herrmann Christina L., wid. Emil F., h. 124 S. Twelfth.
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Herron Dana R. (Genevieve),florist,W . State, W . O.; h. do.
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Herron Frank W . (Minnie A.), bookkeeper Producers' Gas Co., h. 704 E.
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A Herron Michael J. (Minnie M.), laborer, h. 21 Center, Bv.
Herse Robert (Ellen), carpenter, h. 106 N. Third.
Herse William, carpenter, res. 106 N. Third.
—_ Hewitt George H., baggagemaster Erie depot, bds. American House, N. 0.
LJ" Hewitt Irving P., emp. Chemical Works, res. 204 W . Sullivan.
,1^3 H E W I T T M A R I O N MRS., manicure and hairdresser, 145% N. Union; h. do.
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( V ; H E W I T T W A S H I N G T O N I. (Annie E.), physician and surgeon, 204 W . SulltP"••*,
van, h. do; office hours, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 5 to 7 p. m. Union 'phone,
340; Bell 'phone 60.
Heysel George, glassblower, res. 125 N. Third.
Heysel Philip J. (Jennie), traveling salesman, h. 125 N. Third.
Hibbard DeVere M. (Mary E.), physician, 128 S. Union; h. do.
Hibbard Marie E., res. 128 S. Union.
Hickey Anna M., res. 532 N. Eighth.
Hickey Catherine, res. 58 Oak, N. O.
Hickey Eugene, laborer, re. 58 Oak, N. O.
Hickey James, laborer, res. 58 Oak, N. O.
Hickey John M., molder, res 532 N.' Eighth.
Hickey Patrick (Ann), laborer, h. 58 Oak, N. O.
Hickey Robert E., plumber; 113 W . State; res. 532 N. Eighth.
Hickey Robert S. (Ellen), pipefitter, h. 532 N. Eighth.
Hickey William J., plumber, 184 TST. Union; res. 532 N. Eighth.
Higby Frank F. (Marea), tooldresser, h. 118 S. Tenth.
Higby William L. (Annie M.), oil operator, h. 1116 W . Henley.
Higgins A., carpenter, bds. 140 S. Elventh.
Higgins Adlmer O. (Margaret K.), clerk, h. 315% N. Union.
Higgins Carl A., student, res. 315% N. Union.
HIGGINS F. W . & CO. (Frank W . Higgins and Charles W . Smith), grocers,
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Higgins Josephine, res. 126 South.
Higgins Kate, domestic, 104 South.
HIGGINS O. T. & SON (Frank W.), general store, 1101 N. Union; Dexter W.
Seely, mgr.
Hiler Charles (Clara F.), lumberman, h. 26 King, E. O.
Hiler Laura A., res. 26 King, E. O.
Hiler Luella E., shirtmaker, res. 26 King, E. O.
Hiler Orpha J., dressmaker, res. 26 King, E. O.
Hiler Wildrick C, barber, res. 26 King, E. O.
Hill Anna Mrs., res. 520 W . State.
Hill Devla, res. 117 N. Fourth.
Hill Edith J., res. 228 N. Seventh.
Hill Edna, domestic, 212 N. Third.
Hill E m m a M., laundress, res. 1320 W . State.
Hill Frank (Mabel), driver, h. 424 N. Tenth.
Hill Harry H. (Emma C ) , laborer, h. 88 Union, S. O.
Hill Jennie, domestic, 113 N. Third; res. 1320 W . State.
Hill Lucy domestic, res. 1320 W . State.
Hill Mary, wid. Francis, h. 1320 W . State.
Hill Sarah A., wid. George, h. 607 Irving.
Hill William B. (Frances H.), cashier P. R. R., Railroad av.; h. 723 E. State,
E. O.
Hill William R. (Nellie J.), machinist, h. 228 N. Seventh.
Hilliard Belford B. (Lucetta M.), glass finisher, h. 212 N. First.
Hilliard Oakford D., snapper, res. 212 N. First.
Hills Fred M. (Kate F.), clerk, h. 912 W . State.
Hillyer Benjamin, gasfitter, bds. 205 Adams.
Hillyer Charles L., res. 321 Tompkins.
Hilton H. Louisa, wid. Sylvester B., h. 312 N. Fifth.
Hines Margaret Mrs., h. 28 Pine, N. O.
Hines Michael, lineman, res. 28 Pine, N. O.
Hines Stanley, laborer, bds. 810 N. Union, N. O.
Hinman Henry G. (Amelia M.), laborer, h. 87 Garden av., E. O.
Hinton E m m a , wid. William, h. 211 N. Sixth.
Hirchert Pauline C, embroidery and stamping, 143% N. Union; res. do.
Hirlimann Albert (Margaret), laborer, h. 119 N. Thirteenth.
Hirlimann August (Hattie), car repairer, h. 1302 W . Sullivan.
Hirlimann John (Annie), car repairer, h. 140 N. Twelfth.
Hitchcock Ebenezer (Mary), farmer, h. McCann hollow, S. O.
Hitchcock Flavel (Jennie), farmer, h. McCann hollow, S. O.
Hoberman Catherine, wid. John, res. 230 N. Third.
Hodge Charles, plasterer, bds. 116 S. Eighth.
Hodges Bertha L., wid. Thomas J., h. 305 N. Thirteenth.
Hodges Fred B. (Frances P.), granite cutter, h. 212 S. Fifth,
Hodges Lorenzo E. (Mary E.), painter, h. 125 N. Eighth.
Hodges Marshall J., helper, 184 N. Union; res. 305 N. Thirteenth.
Hofacker Ludwig (Louise), machinist, h. W . State, W . O.
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139
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Hogan John D., clerk, res. 224 N. Fourth.
Hogan Lucy A., res. 224 N. Fourth.
Hogan Margaret, res. 37 Spruce, N. O.
Hogan Margaret, wid. Patrick, h. 108 N. Sixth.
Hogan Margaret E., res. 224 N. Fourth.
Hogan Nellie, res. 224 N. Fourth.
Hogan William A., driller, res. 224 N. Fourth.
Holbrook Michael (Kate), laborer, h. 27 Maple, N. O.
Holcomb Charles C. (Lillian M.), roller, h. 143 Railroad av., E. O.
Holcomb Robert S. (Caroline), h. 140 Railroad av. E. O.
Holcomb Wallie A. (Catherine), roller, h. 79 Bishop, E. O.
Holden Alice H., teacher No. 3 School, bds. 213 E. Henley.
H O L D E N F O X (N. Helen), supt. schools, office, No. 3 school, E. State cor. N.
Barry; h. 221 N. Second.
Holdman Charlotte, wid. Oliver, res. 112 S. Second.
Hollander Abram, hides, 309 W . State; rms. 114 N. First.
Hollander Andrew F. (Maud), glass packer, h. 1301 W . Sullivan.
Hollander Daniel, leather inspector, res. 95 Railroad av., E. 0.
^•^ Hollander Frank, laborer, res. 95 Railroad av., E. O.
,
Hollander Wolfgang (Margaret), laborer, h. 95 Railroad av., E. O.
Hollenbeck George (Mary E.), farmer, h. Pleasant valley, N. O.
H O L L E R A N , see also H A L L O R A N .
Holleran John L. (Mary A.), furniture, 465 N. Union; h. do.
Holleran Tillie M., bookkeeper, 465 N. Union; res. do.
Holliday Elijah F. (Barbara), foreman, 509 N. First; h. 16 Pond, E. O.
Holliday Marsalie G., res. 16 Pond, E. O.
Holliday William F., student, res. 16 Pond, E. O.
G / 3 Hollister Gertrude, res. 708 Washington.
Hollister H. Dell baker, 120 N. Union.
H O L L Y , see also H A W L E Y .
Holly Frank E. (Ella),finisher,res. 83 River, S. O.
m. Holly Hannah, res. 83 River, S. O.
C / S Holly Lewis (Elizabeth), laborer, h. River rd., S. O.
«
Holly Sarah D., wid. Daniel, h. 83 River, S. O.
Holmes Earl D. (Florence M.) bookkeeper, 155 N. Union; h. 311 N. Sixth.
^ ^ ^ Holmes Elba D. (Catherine L.), carpenter, h. 1214 Irving.
^ — Holmes Mark M., clerk Exchange National Bank, res. 1214 Irving.
£^™ Holmes Mary J., wid. James T., res. 1504 Irving.
^ 3 Holmes Ralph C , bookkeeper, res. 1214 Irving.
_ i
Holmes William K. (Blanche), h. 1005 W . Henley.
IJSl^ Homan George, laborer, bds. 10 Main, Bv.
Homer Eugene A. (Anna), h. 305 Laurens.
» Homer James M. (Hattie B.), brick paver, res. 310 N. First.
«•' Homer Sarah A., wid. Samuel R., h. 310 N. First.
O
Homer William A. (Blanche), loco,fireman,h. 606 Washington.
^ ^ 3 Homestead House, 323 N. Union; Lewis B. Hammond, prop.
H O O K E R G E O R G E W . (Fanny L.), mgr. Vacuum Oil Co., h. 218 N. Fourth.
^B| Hooker L. Eugene, bookkeeper, 1409 Buffalo; res. Portville, N. Y.
* " C I Hooper Angus M. (Mary), carriage striper, h. 713 W . Sullivan.
Hooper Henry C. (Sarah J.), h. 503 N. Eighth.
Hooper Luceba C. Mrs., res. 27 Second av., Bv.
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Hoover Margaret Mrs., h. 312 N. Thirteenth.
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509 Hide
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STreet.
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Horner William (Mary E.), (William Horner & Co.), 136-138 N. Union; h. 219 <s •
N. Third.
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and men's furnishings, 134-136 N. Union.
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Hornish John L. (Myrtie), laborer, bds. 414 W . State.
oS3=2
Hornsby Edwin, tailor, rms. 135 N. Barry.
Horsfull William I. (Mary E.), cashier Empire Line, h. 203 N. Clinton
Horton George S. (Susan), mason, h. 105 N. Eighth.
Horton Irvin (Ella G.), bricklayer, h. 114 N. Twelfth.
Horton Martha, court stenographer, 107 N. Union; res. 105 N Eighth
Horton Stephen (Sophia), laborer, h. 18 Hoops, E. O.
Hotchkiss Collins H. (Mary), janitor, h. 50 Pine, N. O.
Hotchkiss Evrel O. (Dora M.), motorman, h. 122 S. Sixth.
Hotchkiss Milton V. (Amelia), clerk P. R. R., h. 113 S. Tenth.
Hotel Capitol, 112 W . State; E. H. Templeton, prop.
H O T E L IMPERIAL, 104 S. Union; E. H. Vaughan, prop
Hotel Snyder, 402-404 N. Union; E. W . Very, prop
Houd Isabel, res. 513 N. Ninth.
Houd John M. (Mary), laborer, h. 513 N. Ninth.
Houghton John W . (Ella), letter carrier p. o., h. 212 S. Clinton.
House Bluker A. (Jane A.), laborer, h. 112% S. Third.
House Charles R„ deliveryman, res. 121 N. Twelfth.
House Minnie M., operative, res. 121 N. Twelfth.
House William M. (Mary M.), car repairer, h. 121 N. Twelfth.
Housknecht Herman E. (Martha E.), laborer, h. 802 Reed.
Housman Carrie, res. 7 Center, Bv.
Housman James C. (Sarah), laborer, h. 7 Center, Bv.
Hovey George L. (Augusta L.), livery and stale stables, 160 N. Union; h. 309
N. Clinton.
Howard Arthur J. (Belle), linotype operator, 107 North; h. 203% N. Clinton.
Howard Byron (Mabel), lumberman, h. Steam valley, S. O.
Howard Elmira Mrs., domestic, 508 W . Sullivan.
Howard John (Margaret), hostler, rms. 327 Whitney av.
Howard Samuel (Alice), clerk, 413 N. Union; h. 134 S. Second.
Howe Hezekiah (Sophia), res. 314 S. Third.
H o w e Owen, foreman J. G. Wilson's, N. O.
H o w e William, bds. 527 N. Union.
H o w e William, pipefitterVacuum Oil Co., bds. 38 N. Washington, N. O.
Howell Delia Mrs., dressmaker, 242% N. Union; h. do.
Howell L. Frank, student, res. 242% N. Union.
Howell William A. (Delia), laborer, h. 242% N. Union.
Howlett Frank D. (Elizabeth J.), printer, 215 Union; h. E. State, E. O.
Hubabrd Arthur C. (Helen), heading turner, h. 7 Bishop, E. O.
Hubbard Charles S. (Luella K.), farmer, h. 32 Queen, E. O.
Hubbard Clara L., res. 32 Queen, E. O.
Hubbard Edward S., res. 32 Queen, E. O.
Hubbard Florence M., res. 32 Queen, E. O.
Hubbard Franklin B., laborer, res. 32 Queen, E. O.
Hubbard Frederick B. (Edith A.), loco,fireman,h. 431 N. Seventh.
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H U B B A R D W A L T E R S. (Ethel B.), lawyer, room 4 City Hall; h. 216 N. First, '^gt
Hubbard William J. (Sadie G.), farmer, h. 805 Reed.
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Hubbell Alice, domestic, 304 N. Clinton.
•
Hubbell Bishop B., h. 26 Main, Bv.
Hubbell E m m a E., res. 26 Main, Bv.
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Hubbell Horace C. (Lizzie), lumberman, h. 19 Third av., Bv.
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Edward
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William,
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R.,
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bros.
wid.
(Millie),
laborer,
owners
leather
laborer,
res.
wid.
Thomas,
241
of
Matthias,
Famous
the
splitter,
bds.
sta.
Adams.
res. res.
engineer,
228
607h.241
River,
res.
Irving.
Olean
320
Adams.
241
S.
210
S.
Seventh.
Adams.
S.
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Club
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Hughes Don E., res. 112 W. Green.
1 Hughes James H. (Lucretia A.), oil producer, h. 112 W . Green.
•• Hughes John J. (Mary), switchman P. R. R., h. 112 N. Sixth.
Hughes Lillie, domestic, 323 W . State.
"•" Hughes Orra L. C, res. 310 S. Barry.
(^ Hughes Silas A. (Ermeda), barber, 301 N. Union; h. 426 N. First.
Hull Eugene S. (Addie L.), grocer, 236 N. Eighth; h. 234 do.
Hull Frank L. (Edith), teacher, h. 114 Irving.
Hull Ira V. (Eliza M.), h. 813 W . Sullivan.
^ Humes Grace E., res. 234 N. Third.
•" Humes Nellie E., res. 234 N. Third.
Humes Robert, res. 234 N. Third.
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„j Humphrey Delia Mrs., domestic, 1002 W . State.
g H U M P H R E Y FRED B. (Janet B.), mgr. National Transit Co., 24 Exchange
u
Bank bldg,; h. 226 N. Second.
25 Humphrey Grace, res. 226 N. Second.
a Humphrey James M. (Agnes), pumper, h. 136 N. Third.
O w *i Hunt Burt (Anna), trav. salesman, h. 230 S. Clinton.
A] -2 Hunt Delia, dressmaker, rms. 307 E. State.
o *° Hunt Ernest A. (Bertha M.), prop. Racket Store, 225 N. Union; h. 220 N_
« "5
Sixth.
» Hunt Jessie S., stenographer, 254 N. Union; res. 217 N. Fifth.
* Hunt M. Helen, wid. Elijah, h. 217 N. Fifth.
P*
Hunt Martha A., wid. Alfred, h. 124 S. Second.
Hurd Claude B., clerk, 166 N. Union; bds. 205 S. Fourth.
o
Hurd Flora Mrs., res. 315% N. Union.
Ph Hurd William H. (Floretta E.), loco, engineer, h. 118 S. Second.
pi Hurley Timothy (Mary), laborer, h. 56 River, N. O.
Huselstein Frank, sexton St. Mary's Church, bds. 118 W . Henley.
<*3 Huselstein John (Kate), blacksmith, h. 118'N. Eleventh.
I
!>• Huson Anna, res. 140 S. Union.
Ielfield
Herman
M. S.
(Christina),
machine hand, h. 318 Jay.
Joseph,
h. 140
Union.
E-t Huson
Ienbas
John
(Johanna),
car
repairer,
h.
303"'S.
Huson
Joseph
A.,
railroader,
bds.
323
N.
Union.Eighth.
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Ingalls
Annie
Mrs.,
h.
823
E.
State.
H U S T L E R (THE), monthly, 310 Masonic Temple; E. D. Leach, editor.
W
Ingalls Franc
M.,P.,
clerk,
N. Union;
h. 137 S. Barry.
Pearl
res. 131
Genesee
House.
Jz5 Hutchings
Ingalls
Fred
D.
(Lizzie),
barber,
120
W
.
419 W .Railroad
Green. av.; h. do.
Hutchings William (Eva), prop. Genesee State;
House,h.
127-129
Ingalls Orson
L., hostler,
160 N. Union;
rms. av.;
do. res. Genesee Hotel.
Hutchings
William
P., machinist,
133 Railroad
er
Ingalls OscarAlexander
H. (SarahM.A.),
night watchman,
Railroad
av.; h. 309 W . SulHutchinson
(Lovila),
machinist,133
h. 210
E. State.
••H Hutchinson
livan. Harlow G. (Nellie), motorman, h. Ill S. Twelfth.
Ingalls P. D. (Jean), h. 232 S. Clinton.
•r—< Hyde Henry (Kate), pipefitter, h. 47 River, S. O.
Ingraham
Frances
E., wid.
Foster, h.
res.
307
E. State.
Hyland
Patrick
(Mary),
bricklayer,
713
Irving.
CO Ingraham G. Foster, res. 307 E. State.
ft Ingley Lorenzo H. (Mattie), blacksmith, h. 121 W . Green.
INTERNATIONAL C O R R E S P O N D E N C E SCHOOLS, SCRANTON, PA.
(THE), 310 Masonic Temple; E. D. Leach, representative. (See adv., top.
Q ^ I M alines.)
k e N e w Stock to Order and • A f\i\(\]l
518
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State
Guarantee
Perfect
Irish Benjamin,
res. 24Satisfaction
Hoops, E. O.. . A | U l l l U U I V l
Street.
Irish Desire M., res. 219 N. Third.
Irish Wardner, gardener, h. 11 Garden av., E. O.
HELIKER
&
PATRIDGE, SS^S**
GENERAL INSURANCE.
307
Isaac Louis H. (Ella), laborer, h. River rd., S. O.
Isaac Thomas (Laura F.), laborer, h. 124 S. First.
Isaman John W . (Josie), milk peddler, h. 87 Man, Bv.
Isenberg Arthur L. (Flora), currier, h. 1201 Washington.
Isenberg Charles C, res. 1201 Washington.
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Italo-American Fruit Co. (Angelo G. Questa and Lazzero A. Mazza), 231 N.
Union.
B£
Ivers Michael, bds. 527 N. Union.
Jackson Alice M., res. 130 N. Third.
CO
Jackson Bertha M., nurse, res. 525 N. Sixth.
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Jackson Carrie M., wid. Edward S., h. 113 Fulton.
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Jackson Charles F. (Lois), porter Olean House, h. 212 W . Green.
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Jackson Clarence H., blacksmith, res. 525 N. Sixth.
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Jackson Cynthia A., wid. William, res. 525 N. Sixth.
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Jackson Frank B., paver, res. 130 N. Third.
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Jackson Grace M., res. 130 N. Third.
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Jackson Mary L. Mrs., h. 108 E. Sullivan.
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Jackson Milroy (Anna E.), h. 117 N. Second.
—*••
Jacquett William H. (Tillie), loco, engineer, h. 418 N. First.
C"D
Jaeger Katherine, domestic, 218 N. Fourth.
Jaekle Emiel M., laborer, res. 1020 N. Union, N. O.
/»
Jaekle Jacob (Anna), meat market, 1020 N. Union; h. do., N. O.
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Jaekle Mabel E., domestic, 31 Walnut, N. O.
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James Agnes, teacher No. 1 School, res. 313 N. Thirteenth.
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James Daisy F., res. 313 N. Thirteenth.
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James Fred, baker, bds. 211 Laurens.
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James Fred, laborer, rms. 214 W . State.
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James Margaret, wid. John, res. 1305 W . State.
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James Mark, cabinetmaker, h. 313 N. Thirteenth.
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James Michael (Carrie), laborer, h. 1 Avenue B., N. O.
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James Thomas E., teacher, h. 1305 W . State.
W 70
James Thomas W., foreman job room, 107 North; res. 404 W . State.
fr] W
Jamison Lewis J., brakeman P. R. R., bds. Genesee House.
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Jandrew Henry A. (Seraphine), laborer, h. 401 N. Ninth.
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Janke Charles L. (Clara), tailor, h. 415 Irving.
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Janke Walter H., helper, res. 415 Irving.
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Jaques Adelaide A., wid. Nelson, res. 119 Irving.
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Jarl Svan P., porter, 112 W . State; res. 1051 Irving.
°
Jbli Michael (Julia), laborer, h. 231 Spruce, N. O.
Jebb Albert E. (Flora), currier American Hide & Leather Co., h. 1015 Buffalo. (?
Jebb Samuel J. (Catherine V.), buffer, h. 308 Tompkins.
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Jefferson John, locomotive engineer, bds. 614 Wayne.
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Jelliff Nye C. (Miriam P.), bookkeeper, 1409 Buffalo; res. 611 W . Sullivan.
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Jenis Frank, currier, bds. 418 N. Thirteenth.
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Jenni Michael, clothing, 411 N. Union; h. do.
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Jennings Edward, sta.fireman,bds. 1126 N. Union, N. O.
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Jennings Mary, wid. Frank, h. 1112 Buffalo.
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Jepson Mary B., physician. 103 S. Barry; res. do.
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Jeralds
Jessmore
Jewell
bldg,
Second.
J.
John
George,
Joseph
Dana
James
Mary,
res.
Madge,
G.,
J.L.
,H.
R.
310
laborer,
wid.
laborer,
(Bertha),
(Elizabeth
(Laura
(J.
res.
N.John,
R.
Second.
310
res.
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K.),
laborer,
dressmaker,
N.
D.
F.),
21
21
Second.
lumberman,
L.Homer,
Homer.
(J.
Jewell),
h.R.21h.
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N.
Homer,
32
h.
40
D.
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Steam
Front,
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Jewell),
O.
valley,
Bv.Bank
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{a Jewell Joseph R. & Dana L., lawyers, 32 Exchange Bank bldg.
-Jj fe J E W E L L M A R C I U S B. (Lizzie B.), lawyer, 153 N. Union; h. 217 N. Second.
•4 „ Jewell Nellie L., dressmaker, h. 241 N. Union.
J j fc Jewett Emily E., wid., h. Kittanning rd., S. O.
^ Jobe Ephraim H. (Helen E.), glass packer, h. 51 Brook, E. O.
-*jj B Joheski Joseph (Nettie), laborer, h. 61 Bishop, E. O.
o *i John Elijah, laborer, res. 453 N. Union.
! > O John L., peddler, res. 510 Brickell av.
i^"
John Mary Mrs., peddler, h. 453 N. Union.
,
John Michael, laborer, res. 510 Brickell av.
«—«
John Nassif, peddler, h. 510 Brickell av.
1—1
Johnson A. Lee, tinsmith, res. 903 Buffalo.
« f. Johnson Albert F. (Augusta V.), loco, engineer P. R. R., h. 510 N. Sixth.
[/} UJ Johnsan Andrew, currier, bds. 82 Clark. E. O.
K f V Johnson Anna W., res. 118 W . Sullivan.
jT Johnson Arthur A. ( E m m a L.), foreman P. R. R., h. 903 Buffalo.
G U I Johnson Ben (Augusta), sta. engineer, h. 113 S. Seventh.
Lh Johnson Beulah E., res. 118 W . Sullivan.
V. Johnson Charles (Jane), blacksmith, h. W . State, W . O.
. r^ Johnson E. Martin, student, res. 118 W . Sullivan.
f/) tT J°nnson Edward, bartender, 527 N. Union.
*** lii Johnson Edwin W . (Hattie E.), night foreman Acme Works, N. O.; h. 41
(V f.
Johnson, N. O.
M"1 Si J O H N S O N ELISHA M. (C. Harriet), sec and treas. Producers' Gas Co., 205
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Masonic Temple, and mgr. Acme Mills, 312-318 N. Barry; h. 118 W . Sul*** ll
livan.
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Johnson Ellen E., domestic, 226 N. Second.
Johnson Ethel E., res. 116 N. Third.
[h Johnson Frances Mrs., h. 317 Railroad av.
Johnson Frank (Jennie C.), sta. engineer Vacuum Oil Co., h. 215 N. Sixth.
Johnson Fred A., roller, bds. 1464 Buffalo, N. O.
Johnson Frederick H. (Isabella),florist,313 Whitney av.; h. do.
Johnson George, porter Olean House.
Johnson Harriet C, res. 118 W . Sullivan.
Johnson Hattie, domestic Hotel Imperial.
Johnson Helma, domestic, 219 N. Third.
c *
Johnson Henry H. (Martha), barber, 461 N. Union; h. do.
Johnson James (Louise), res. 404 S. Fourth.
Johnson James (Sarah), helper, h. 1712 W . Henley.
Johnson James F. (Mary A.), h. 117 Hamilton.
Johnson James M. (Anna S.), boots and shoes, 147 N. Union; h. 401 E. State.
Johnson John A. (Amanda), tailor, h. 116 N. Third.
J O H N S O N J O H N A. (Gertrude B.), local mgr. Keystone Gas Co., 182 N.
Union; h. 314 N. Second.
Johnson Josephine, wid. Albert H., domestic, h. 617 W . Green.
Johnson Julius P. (Lodemia B.), bookkeeper, 157 N. Union; h. 818 W . Sullivan.
Johnson Lewis A. (Nettie M.), mail clerk, h. 21 Crown, E. O.
Johnson Mary E., res. 303 W . State.
Johnson Maud, res. 315 Railroad av.
Johnson Michael (Ellen), laborer, h. 512 N. Fourth.
Johnson Michael (Paulina), laborer, h. 1439 Buffalo.
Johnson Peter (Anna), laborer, h. 82 Clark, E. O.
Johnson Samuel (Helma), laborer, h. 327 S. Barry.
Johnson Samuel E. (Mabel R.), painter, h. 413% N. Union.
Johnson Sarah, wid. James, h. 404 S. Fourth.
Johnson Selma S., domestic, 116 S. Second.
The next
Jones
Johnson
Jonak
Issue
Adelbert
Albert
John
F.Theodore
Warren
(Victoria),
of (Victoria),
this
L., (Marguerite),
helper,
N.E.,
Directory
(Mary),
laborer,
student,
laborer,
184 h.
N.
laborer,
h.
will
303
res.
Union;
h.
17 12
WN.
215
be
.N.
Walnut,
State.
h.
res.
N.
in
Walnut,
259
Sixth.
1902.
326
N.N.
Tompkins.
Union.
N.
O. O.
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Fire} life and
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Accident
b^b^b^b*!
PATRIDGE
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Jones Alice A., wid. David B., res. 221 Adams.
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Jones Asa A. (Lucy A.), car inspector, h. 54 Pine, N. O.
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Jones Charles S. (Amy M.), painter, h. 221 Adams.
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Jones Clayton W . (Nellie R.), buffer, h. 26 Center, Bv.
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Jones David T. (Mary E.), loco, engineer P. R. R., h. 602 Washington.
*
Jones Edward (Hattie A.), conductor P. R. R., h. 326 Tompkins.
Jones Lydia I., teacher High School, bds. 206 N. Barry.
Naaajl
Jones Newton I. (Anna M.), agent, h. 313 N. Union.
feats*
Jones Thomas, freight handler P. R. R., h. 38 Garden av., E. O.
ta*^
Jones William L. (Hattie) painter, h. 14 N. River, N. O.
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Jones Winifred, wid. Anthony T., h. 117 S. Barry.
Jordan C, grocer, 513 N. Union; res. do.
Jordan Daniel E. (Margaret E.), boilermaker, h. 665 E. State, E. O.
Jordan Milton A. (Catherine), mgr., 513 N. Union; h. do.
â*w
Jordan Sarah Mrs., housekeeper, 38 Garden av., E. O.
1^1
Jordan Thomas B. (Mary), loco, engineer, h. 429 N. Seventh.
JJJ"^
Judge Reuben,
Henry, gardener,
h. 1205
Buffalo.E. O.
P^F*)
Joyce
laborer, res.
51 Queen,
^^r.
Judge Stephen
Herbert A.
F.,(Evelina
laborer,S.),
res.laborer,
27 Walnut,
N.Queen,
O.
â#V
Joyce
h. 51
E. O.
al^Judge
res.V.),
27 Walnut,
O.
J U D D John
C H A RL.,
L E Slaborer,
D. (Flora
assistantN.cashier
First National Bank, rms. ^(b^.
^\
Judge
bbCbV
134Katherine,
S. Barry. res. 114 N. Third.
aaaal
M.), carpenter,
h. 114
N. Third.
JJudge
U D D Levi
E T H A(Emma
N A. (Nevla
P.), sec. and
treas.
New Conklin Wagon Co., 420 E. !J••J••2*
Judge
Martin,
foreman
wood
shop,
Carley
Heater
Co., bds. 312 Wayne.
State; h. 128 E. Henley.
I' ^^~
Judge Albert
Michaelf F.
(Annie),
sta.
fireman,
h.
27
Walnut,
N.
O.
aaaaia
Ahhiei, contractor and builder, h. 313 W . Sullivan.
Judson John H., harnessmaker, 204 W . State, rms. 126 N. First.
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Juhler Albert E. (Aldine C ) , chemist Acme Works, N. O.; bds. Laurens.
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Kaiser Andrew (Priscilla C), glassblower, h. 206 N. Fourth. q
Kaiser Hester B., res. 206 N. Fourth.
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Kaiser Walter A., student, res. 206 N. Fourth.
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Kallenback Ernest L. (Emma J.), plumber, 701 W . State; h. 137 N. Eighth.
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Kamery Ella D., wid. William, h. 10 River, S. O.
•jj
Kamery Frederick S. (Carrie A.), farmer, h. River rd., S. O.
1/)n
Kamery George C. (Hattie B.), mason, h. River rd., S. O.
5
Kamery Henry (Nettie), teamster, h. 45 River, S. O.
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Kamery Nelson R. (Ella), supt. Mt. View Cemetery, h. 17 Union, S. O.
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Kamery Perry M. (Susan E.), milk dealer, h. River rd., S. O.
Kamler Frank (Matilda), h. 1210 Washington.
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Kamler Henry, sta. engineer, 152 N. Union; res. 1210 Washington.
K A N E , see also K E A N E and CAIN.
Kane Edward (Nora E.), tanner, h. 817 N. Union, N. O.
i i
Kane John (Bridget), laborer, h. 18 Homer, N. O.
Kane John F., student, res. 784 N. Union, N. O.
Kane John H. (Elizabeth T.), loco, engineer, h. 784 N. Union, N. O,
8 3
Kane John J., letter carrier p. o., res. 113 Riyer, N. O.
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Kane Leonard C, laborer, res. 784 N. Union, N. O.
Kane 311
Mary,
wid. John,
113 River, N. O. L I Q U O R
DEALERS
North
Unionh.Street.
Kane Minnie, laundress Genesee House.
Kane Robert (Mary E.), currier, h. 117 S. Tenth.
Anna,
dressmaker,
156
N.
Union;
h.264%
do.
Karagan
Karl Joseph
Karnuth
John,
Amelia,
Ellen
street
M.,Mrs.,
clerk,
res.
car res.
conductor,
1514
266
156
Buffalo,
N.
N.
Union;
Union.
rms.
N.rms.
11O.
First
av.,do.
Bv.
Men's Fine Shoes
p. E. T Y L E R
&
C0.SSK3**.
158 North Union Street,
and other good lines
"£J 82 OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
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j-j Karnuth Ferdinand J. (Minnie), laborer, h. 1514 Buffalo, N. O.
w^ Kaufman Arthur, res. 207 S. Union.
Ui Kaufman Fred W . (Etta), painter, h. 207 S. Union.
\ Q d) Kautz Bertha M., res. 40 N. Washington, N. O.
O - P Kautz Henrietta, wid. Adolph, h. 40 N. Washington, N. O.
CO Kautz Paul R., laborer, res. 40 N. Washington, N. O.
C O ±? Kay Frances E., wid., h. 309 W . Green.
ill Kayes Josephine, domestic, 706 W . Sullivan.
p K E A N E , see also K A N E and CAIN.
3Q Keane William R. (Frances), plumber, 184 N. Union; h. 112 N. First.
CD Keating Dennis W., musician, h. 1010 Washington.
K. Keating Mary, dressmaker, 1010 Washington; h. do.
j ^ Keefe Adam (Annie), car repairer, h. 22 Homer, N. O.
Keegan William, glassblower, bds. 32 N. Washington, N. O.
•s Keenan Agnes, res. 301 Coleman.
K w j Keenan Albert A., driver, res. 230 N. Eighth.
| ^ ^ > Keenan Catherine, wid. John, h. 306 Laurens.
«^f* KEENAN CHARLES (Marguerite F.), city clerk, City bldg.; h. 227 N.
^**"<
Fifth.
~1 Keenan Edward, section foreman, h. 301 Coleman.
r™""*. Keenan Emeline, wid. Michael, h. 230 N. Eighth.
Keenan Florence J., res. 306 Laurens.
• Keenan Fred, clerk, 127 N. Union; res. 230 N. Eighth.
"1 Keenan George B. (Jennie A.), (Phillips & Keating), 535 N. Union; h. 110
^"•""•4
Hamilton.
Keenan Gertrude C , res. 306 Laurens.
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Keenan J. Harvey, clerk, 203 N. Union: res. 230 N. Eighth.
p — H Keenan Mary E., bookkeeper, 203 N. Union; res. 230 N. Eighth,
j Keenan Peter F. (Mary A.), foreman, h. 325 Tompkins.
O r , Keesler Rosalie Mrs., h. 335 N. Sixth.
^ " ^ Kehoe Nellie, domestic, 1401 Buffalo.
FttJ Keiff Adam (Annie), laborer, h. 5 Walnut, N. O.
r*"^r; Keim Henry G. (Mary), insurance agent, h. 104 N. Thirteenth.
QDCQ i Keim John G. (Frederica C ) , clerk, 301 N. Union; h. 113 N. Fifth.
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' Keim John P., h. 104 N. Thirteenth.
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^LU^ J Keim Julia, wid. Charles F., h. 121 N. Seventh.
' " ^ Keir Isadora H., bookkeeper, res. 1005 Buffalo.
•^^P Keir James (Loretta W.), nurse, h. 1005 Buffalo.
^ * * S KEISEL, see also KlESEL.
O
Keisel Charles (Marie), clerk, 1101 N. Union; h. 30 Elm, N. O.
Keisel Elizabeth, student, res. 30 Elm, N. O.
O
Keith Albert B., clerk, 501 N. Union; res. 540 N. Eighth.
LL
Keith Charles E. (Sarah M.), rig builder, h. 5475 N. Eighth.
LU
Keith George T. (Evelyn A.), civil engineer, h. 315 Laurens.
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Keith Gertrude M., cutter, res. 540 N. Eighth.
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Kelley Elizabeth G., dressmaker, 401 N. Eighth; res. do.
Keller Milton B. (Jennie F.), laborer, h. 1313 Reed.
Kelley Harry W., laborer, res. 224 N. Seventh.
DC
- Kelley Mary I. Mrs., h. 224 N. Seventh.
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O 0 Kelley Matthew (Mary A.), laborer, h. 401 N. Eighth.
Ll. \" Kelley Nora C, forewoman, res. 401 N. Eighth.
ftBKellyCI
Thomas
C. (Edna), (Mcintosh
1129 W . State;
T-flTI
fiR &aKelly),
Krnsanngd
01ayh.„do.2 5 4
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Kellmer
Carl
P.,
plumber,
701
W
.
State;
res.
1016
Washington.
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0 Kellmer David (Elise), painter, h. 1016 Washington.
Kellmer Mary, res. 1016 Washington.
Kelly Edward
Charleslaborer,
E.,
general
delivery
clerk
o.,Elm.
res.B,
39N.
Third
Kelly
Daniel,
Clarendon
J
(Elizabeth),
(Mary
.,(Martha
switch
M.),
bds.
tender,
A.),
glassblower,
435
plumber,
h."N.
215
res.
Union.
S.
h.30
h.
Barry.
6p.Spruce,
Avenue
11
N.
N.
O.
O.
O. av., Bv.
R
TI T A V T H P ^
All Kinds of
2 5 4 N.
~
D . U . I i i I L U J \ *$ Roofing flaterial Union St. o G j
83 3 f™*
Kelly Edward W . (Florence J.), painter, 129 W . State; h. 330 S. Barry.
Kelly Eugene, clerk, 145 N. Union; res. Allegany, N. Y.
so
Kelly Floyd L., laborer, res. 39 Third av., Bv.
Kelly Francis H., laborer, res. 215 S. Barry.
2 ^.
Kelly Henry M. (Nellie M.), sta. engineer, h. 20 Fourth av., Bv.
0 fj
Kelly James P. (Bridget) switch tender, h. 30 Spruce, N. O.
3 \S[
Kelly Joel L. (Carrie K.), gauger, h. 39 Third av., Bv.
H
Kelly Leon, laborer, bds. 20 Fourth av., Bv.
X
Kelly Lucretia M., bookkeeper, 244% N. Union; res. 215 S. Barry.
Kelly Thomas C. (Edna), (Mcintosh & Kelly), 1129 W . State; h. do.
Kelsey Ferdinand (Sylvia A.), h. River rd., S. O.
jjj H O
Kelsey George S. (Mary E.), mgr. 144 N. Union; h. 306 N. Second.
JJ
Kelsey George W . (Cassie), h. 329 Laurel av.
Kelsey Howard, res. 202 Laurens.
j •» K E L S E Y J A M E S (Jane A.), cigar mfr. and wholesale and retail cigars, to- JJ! f^l
baccos, etc., 144 N. Union; h. 202 Laurens.
-^ *
Kelsey James, Jr., clerk, 239 N. Union; res. 202 Laurens.
Kelsey James D., engineer pumping station; res. 329 Laurel av.
Kelsey Lavinia, res. 202 Laurens.
_
Kelsey Lucy A., wid. Alexander, h. 123 N. Second.
^^^
Kennedy Edward (Celestia), boilermaker, h. 1217 W . Sullivan.
^BJ
Kennedy Edward A., painter, res. 213 W . Green.
"•"•
CC OP
Kennedy George (Evie L.), painter, h. 213 W . Green.
Kennedy James E., switchman P. R. R., bds. Hotel Imperial.
— S
Kenney Mary, domestic, 401 Laurens.
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Kenniston Laura A., teacher music and physical culture, public schools; res. , 7 ^ *
325 N. Fourth.
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Kenny Patrick J. (Margaret), car builder, h. 407 N. Eighth.
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Kenot James P., res. 316 N. Eighth.
•*•«•
Kent Anna, h. 438 S. Fourth.
Kent Comfort, wid. Ethan, h. 210 N. Barry.
Kent Howard T., mgr bundle room, 159 N. Union; res. 126 S. Fourth.
Kent Lambert W., driver, 301 N. Union; res. 126 S. Fourth.
Kent Omer P. (Carrie R.), teamster, h. 126 S. Fourth.
Kent William H. (Emma), agent, 244% N. Union; res. 519 W . Henley.
Keough Michael (Nellie), laborer, h. 651 E. State, E. O.
Kerns Daniel E. (Mary E.), currier, h. 1305 W . Henley.
Kerr Melville, laborer, res. 129 S. Fourth.
Kerr Nancy C, wid. Uriah M., h. 129 S. Fourth.
Kershner Eugene B., clerk, 161 N. Union; res. 22i N. Sixth.
Kershner George H. (Emma M..), sta. engineer, h. 202 N. Barry.
Kershner J. Willis (Nellie B.), machinist, Vacuum Oil Co.; h. 225 N. Sixth.
Kershner Leila, res. 202 N. Barry.
Ketchum Hiram D. (Maggie M.), laborer, 502 N. Union; h. 523 do.
Keysaw Caroline M., res. 132 N. Fourth.
Keysaw Harriet P., milliner, res. 132 N. Fourth.
Keysaw Paul F. (Margaret A.), icemaker, h. 132 N. Fourth.
Keyser Horace E. (Vera), h. 313 Tompkins.
(Louisa),
farmer,
h.
228
River,
O.
^r
Kick
Keysley
Kichle
Kiely
Kiesel
KIESEL
K E Y StHe
George
TBessie,
William,
Mary
Elizabeth,
Patrick,
Margaret,
Conrad
George
Mary,
Frank,
O Bela
George,
Nsee
E E.,
Finest
G(Katherine),
also
dressmaker,
res.
AB.
res.
laborer,
(Mary
sta.
dressmaker,
Sres.
dressmaker,
res.
(Anna
605
CO.,
KEISEL.
107
fireman,
605
E.),
228
N.182
S.
h.
CFirst.
N.
)car
Wines
River,
Third.
boilermaker,
605
res.
,N.
505
First.
meat
res.
res.
inspector,
N.
Union;
302
N.
S.
First.
605
605
market,
Wayne.
Union;
O.and
N.
John
N.
133
h.
First.
First.
325
120
Railroad
res.
A.Liquors
WS.
Johnson,
S.
.605
State;
Eleventh.
N.
av.;
First.
mgr.
h.
h.107
302
I S.
Wayne.
dunl*veuy_bros.
Third.
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only Reliable Companies Represented
j|| 84
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fg\ h, Kiesel Michael (Elizabeth), shoemaker, 1001 N. Union, N. O.; h. do.
>£•* |
, Kiley
116 S.
Third.
Kiley Jennie,
John P.res.
(Mary),
telegrapher,
h. 117 Coleman.
U Kiley Margaret J., res. 79 Bishop, E. O.
h Kiley Michael, res. 13 Pierce av., W . O.
(0 Killmer David F. (Catherine), painter, h. Irving, W . O.
C q King Alice E., wid. Frederick, h. 518 Higgins av.
D z King James H. (Ellen A.), carpenter, h. 528 N. Union.
•» 44 King
Jviug James M., plumber, res. 305 S. Eighth.
King John,
S.Henry
Union.B., h. 455 N. Union.
«aj m
q King
Mary h.
J.,325
wid.
King
Kate
M.,
res.
325
S. Union.
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King Sheridan B. (Estelle),
st. car conductor, h. 314 S. Third.
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King Susie J. Mrs., dressmaker, 61 King; h. do., E. O.
Kinley Adam (Adam Kinley & Sons), N. Washington, N. O.; h. Breesport,
N. Y.
KINLEY ADAM & SONS (Adam, William, George A. and Charles H.), tan-
ners of union backs, N. Washington, N. O.
Kinley Charles H. (Adam Kinley & Sons), N. Washington, N. O.; h. Breesport, N. Y.
Kinley George A. (Grace L.), (Adam Kinley & Sons), N. Washington, N. O.;
W
h. 230 N. Second.
H
Kinley William (Emma), (Adam Kinley & Sons), N. Washington, N. O.; h.
907 W . State.
Kinner Levi C. (Mary G.), h. 211 N. Fourth.
Kirk William, bartender, Genesee House.
Kirkmire Joseph (Mary A.), farmer, h. Oregon rd., N. O.
Kissinger Joseph, blacksmith, bds. 1012 N. Union, N. O.
Kittleman Fred C. (Josephine), stillman, h. 1115 W . Sullivan.
Kittleman John R. (Fena), laborer, h. 32 Elm, N. O.
Klamt Alfred J., apprentice, 241 N. Union; res. 708 W . Green.
Klamt Edward, lineman, 430 N. Union; res. 708 W . Green.
Klamt Herman, clerk, 120 N. Union; res. 708 W . Green.
e^ Klamt Joseph, cooper, h. 708 W . Green.
a Klamt Joseph H., carpenter, res. 708 W . Green.
4 ^ I Klamt Paul, glassblower, res. 708 W . Green.
J ^ m Klee Henry F. (Maud F.), bookkeeper, Exchange National Bank; h. 13 SecI J
ond av., Bv.
^•^ Kleinsmith Charles, clerk, 422 W . State; bds. 420 do.
Klice Francis, glassblower, res. 319 N. Thirteenth.
* J f a Klice John M. (Frances T.), farmer, h. 319 N. Thirteenth.
* ^ a # Klice Joseph G., glassblower, res. 319 N. Thirteenth.
Klink Charles, h. 217 N. Thirteenth.
_x**\ Klink Charles (Frances), blacksmith, h. 213 S. Ninth.
W J Kink Charles M., res. 1411 W . State.
Klink Fred, sashmaker, res. 1407 W . Henley.
Klink Frederick W . (Catherine), mill hand, res. 217 N. Thirteenth.
,_ • Klink Henry, galvanizer, res. 1407 W . Henley.
U L J Klink Jacob (Katherine), h. 1407 W . Henley.
r m m Klink William (Eliza), laborer, h. 1411 W . State.
\\^gf
Klink
G.,
cooper,
res.
1407
WWAt
.av.
Henley.
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REPAIRING
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Knepp
Knight
Kluge
Knaisar
Knapp
Kniep William
YOUR
Harriet
Adam
M.
Dora
Sarah,
Frank
Bert
Fred
George
of
James,
Mertice,
Columbus,
Call
L.
A.
J.
(Elizabeth),
A.
wid.
A.,
L.,
(Gertrude),
Mrs.,
peddler,
SHOES
(Jennie
(Ella
at
wid.
painter,
William,
teacher
186
h.
J.),
August,
M.),
h.
126
N.
512
tanner,
laborer,
res.
202
carpenter,
NEED
N.
h.
Union.
brakeman
Whitney
1Whitney
2124
h.School,
Second
h.
216
W.
133
S.
504
.
Second.
N.
Railroad
P.
av.
State,
rms.
av.,
STATE
Sixth.
N.
R.G.
R.,
Union;
118
Bv.
Wav.;
STREET.
h.
.
COOK'S
N.205
O.
Barry.
h. N.
23
463%
Union.
Railroad
do. av., E. 0.
G I L L I N G H A M & S O N Buildlng Contractors and Building Supply
302 North Union Street. DEALERS. g jxj
OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY. 85 H q
Knights of Honor Hall, 186 N. Union.
Knippel Amelia, wid. Charlesi h. 121 N. First.
Knippel Henry M., pumper, res. 121 N. First.
Knippel Otto, driller, res. 121 N. First.
Knowies Caroline, wid. Isaac, res. 29 Second av., Bv.
*
Knowies Charles P. (Eddy & Knowies), 5-6 City Hall.
Koboski Tony (Mary), laborer, h. 59 Bishop, E. O.
Koebelin Carrie, domestic, 326 Laurel av.
Koebelin Frederick E., snuffer, res. 31 Brook, E. O.
Koebelin Jacob J., laborer, res. 31 Brook, E. O.
Koebelin John (Elizabeth), laborer, h. 31 Brook, E. O.
Koebelin John V. (Cora R.), buffer, h. 89 Garden av., E. O.
Koebelin William C, laborer, res. 31 Brook, E. O.
Koester John, tailor, res. 47 Spring, E. O.
Koester John Jr., cigarmaker, res. 47 Spring, E. O.
Koester Joseph (Tena B.), cigarmaker, h. 47 Spring, E. O.
Kolbe Carl (Johanna), cabinetmaker, h. 223 Winters av.
Kolbe Clara, res. 223 Winters av.
K O L U M B I A N P H A R M A C Y , 133 N. Union; H. M. Wood, prop.
Konescke
_
B„ „. Martin
_ __ (Agnes),
_. o laborer, h. 10 N. Walnut, N. O.
Konot William,
James P.,laborer,
res. 316
N.1022
Eighth.
Kraft
res.
W . Sullivan.
Kralinger
Paul (Maggie),
C, chief telephone
and A,
collector,
Kosieck Tony
laborer, h.operator
13 Avenue
N. O. 133% N. Union;
bds. Grand
Cential
Hotel.
Kowalsky
George
(Anna),
clerk,
135
N.
Union;
h.
124
N. Barry.
Kratts Clarence E., laborer, bds. 119 Main. Bv.
Kowalsky
John
(Frances),
laborer,
h.
15
Franklin,
N.
O.
Kratts Isaac N. (Sarah J. C ) , farmer, h. Windfall rd., Bv.
Kozicki
Agnes, wid.
Antony,
res. 1017
N. Bv.
Union, N. O.
Kratts Lorinda,
wid.,
h. Windfall
rd.,
KozickiRhoda,
Peter, wid.,
shoemaker,
1017 N.
Kratts
h. Windfall
rd.,Union;
Bv. h. do., N. O.
Kozlow
Stephen
laborer,
h. 1041 B. State, E. O.
Kress Ella,
wid. (Gertrude),
Allen, h. 242%
N. Union.
Kraft George
F. (Anna
bartender,
. State;
Kress
Frank F.,
clerk, M.),
124 N.
Union; 108
res.W242%
do. h. 1022 W . Sullivan.
Kraft George
gatherer,
W . Sullivan
Kreutter
John F.H.Jr.,
(Nellie
H.), res.
glass1022
grinder,
Kreuzer Joseph F. (Freda E.), laborer, h. 523 N. Fifth.
Kreytt Lewis (Mollie M.), car repairer, h. 1209 Putnam.
Kritter Alfred (Sophia), prop. Bast Side Hotel, 603 E. State; h. do., E. O.
Kritter John P., res. 603 E. State, E. O.
Krott Andrew, operative, res. 126 S. Tenth.
Krott Anna, res. 126 S. Tenth.
Krott Charles, blacksmith, res. 126 S. Tenth.
Krott John, h. 126 S. Tenth.
Krott Mary, res. 126 S. Tenth.
Krott Pierce J. (Anna), currier, h. r. Homer nr. Avenue A, N. O.
Krott Sophia, operative, res. 126 S. Tenth.
Kruck Michael (Anna), cooper, h. r. Homer nr. Avenue A, N. O.
Kruge E., glassblower, bds. Hotel Imperial.
Krummel Carl (Pauline), laborer, h. 6 N. Walnut, N. O.
Kruse Alice, res. 140 S. Clinton.
Are the
sole owners
of the
KDR UUS ENFREDERICK
court
L A V EW .Y HON.
B (Julia
R O SV.),
. supreme
.
.. judge,
- 304-305 Masonic Temple;
h. 140 S.
Clinton. i F3ITI0US UIB3I1 UllID WIllSK
North Union
Street.uC
Kubiak Stanislaus (Anna), laborer, h. 8 N. Walnut, N. O.
Kufe Edward,
carlaborer,
repairer,
bds.
Pierce
av.,Bv.
W . O.
Kugall
Kuhn
George
Dora
Frank,
Mrs.,
R.,
(Edith),
laborer,
canvasser,
laborer,
res.bds.
514
res.
h.
40
N.11
30
Elm,
115
Eighth.
Third
S.N.Twelfth.
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BEST IJNEB TO TBI OITT.
I • Ll I I LLII VjL U U l .
j«f .
' • "-• '• •-«•'• >* **"• 158 N. Union St.
5 £ I 86 OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
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c3^l» Kuhn Henry (Thresa), sta.fireman,h. 5D1 N. Union, N. O.
«j Kuhn Irma L., res. 1307 W . State.
0 Kuhn John (Nellie E.), sta. engineer, 430 N. Union; h. 1307 W . State.
KuiperMichael
Oeds T.
upholsterer,
N. Union.
"2 i Jj Kuhn
C.(Johanna),
(Mary), sta.
engineer, h.
h. 463%
11 Avenue
B, N. O.
X
•J! Kujawa Joseph (Anna), laborer, h. 337 N. Eighth.
•^ 2 jj Kujawa Mary, operative, res. 337 N. Eighth.
<« ^ $ Kurtzhaltz Edmond (Anna), merchant tailor, 243 N. Union; h. 119 S. Seventh.
JJ 2 ^ Kurtzhaltz Edward B., glassblower, res. 119 S. Seventh.
* • 0 Kuspa Frank, upholsterer, bds. Genesee House.
4) j N Kuzniewski Anthony (Tillie), carpenter, h. 113 River, N. O.
JE • Kwiatkosky Albert (Alice A.), laborer, h. 10 Seymour, N. O.
amt
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Lacy Charles (Delia), sta. engineer, 1602 W . Henley; h. 15 Main, N. O.
L A F E V E R see also L E F E V R E .
J
La Fever George W . (Fannie M.), h. 801 E. State, E. O.
La Fever Lenora, res. 801 E. State, E. O.
Lafferty Appleton L. (Frances A.), carpenter, h. Ill N. Fourth.
•• Lafferty Neil, laborer, bds. 717 W . State.
^ J
Laing Annie, wid. Robert, h. 1008 Buffalo.
= Laing Robert, snapper, res. 1008 Buffalo.
.^J Laing William C, snapper, res. 1008 Buffalo.
^^
Lamb Bennie (Adelaide), galvanizer, h. 328 N. Eighth.
*"* Lamb Owen (Lida), laborer, h. 330 N. Eighth.
flj Lambert
, car repairer, bds. 703 Wayne.
a . Lambert John, bartender, 103 N. Union; bds. do.
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Lampack George (Sophia), tanner, h. 1011 Buffalo.
*••* Lamper Acta M. (Nancy A.), carpenter, h. 1117 W . Sulivan.
^ A
Landis Aaron T. (Mary A.), pumper, h. 17 Pierce av., W . O.
^ L < Landis May E., res. 17 Pierce av., W . O.
Landis Pearl I., solemaker, res. 17 Pierce av., W . O.
5
Landstrome John (Emily), galvanizer, h. 1305 Washington.
Landstrome Josephine, res. 1305 Washington.
j
Lane Henry G. Rev. (Hannah VS.), pastor A. M. E. church; h. 409 S. Fourth.
.<
Lane John C. (Lucy A.), inspector, h. 36 Water, N. O.
U
Lane Lester, laborer, h. 107 N. First.
.
Lang Catherine, wid. William, res. 1009 W . Sullivan.
»•* Lang John C. (Eva), laborer, h. 916 Washington.
gfj Lang Joseph I. (Agnes A.), cigars and tobaccos, 111 N. Union; h. 120 S. First.
V*
Lang Lewis N., painter, bds. 338 N. Third.
Q«l Langley William A. (Edith M.),fireman,h. 512 Wayne.
^ . Langworthy Albert L. (Carrie C.), foreman, h. 425 N. First.
j^
Lannin Mary E., clerk, Vacuum Oil Co.; res. 218 N. Fourth.
l \ Lannin Rebecca A., res. 218 N. Fourth.
"•*" Lannon
wid.
Thomas,
h. 322 W502
. Henley.
LarrabeeSarah,
Hurd G.
(Grace
P.), laborer,
E. State; h. 53 Garden av., E. O.
•O
N. Fourth.
2rt
^ Larkham
LathropFrankie,
Fred P. domestic,
(Mary E.),211
teamster,
N. Washington; h. 14 Elm, N. O.
a .i Larkhan
Page),
312
W . State;
4)
Latimer Burr
Amos(Larkhan
J. (Katie& E.),
loco,
engineer,
h. h.
34 do.
River, N. O.
210
Barry;
CW y Larkin
LatimerGeorge
BessieA.,
C,bookkeeper,
student, res.
34 S.
River,
N. res.
O. 137 S. Clinton.
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Larkin John
M.,J.,
clerk,
N. Union;
S. Clinton.
Latimer
Sarah
wid. 163
Lyman
h. 305 h.
W .137
Sullivan.
••"•< Larkin
Mary see
A., also
principal
res. 137 S. Clinton. .
LAUGHLIN,
L O U GNo.
H L E3NSchool;
.
cm 2
Larkin
Matthew
., (Catherine),
cigar mfr., 143%
h. 137 S.
Clinton.
Laughlin
Robert J
D.
supt. N.
andUnion;
oil inspector
Acme
Works, N. O.;
O
Thomas
S., bookkeeper, Exchange National Bank; res. 137 S. Clinton.
C T2 Larkin
h. 113
Laurens.
^
The
next
Issue
of this Directory
will b e
in
1902,
n i l C Y X W A N n Q Wholesale Grocers,
301-305
IllLCI—WHIllly City Building Lots for sale. N. Union St. £j
OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY. 87 JJJJ
Laverty Catherine, operative, res. 508 N. Fifth. paaai
Laverty Elizabeth, operative, res. 508 N. Fifth.
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Laverty Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 508 N. Fifth.
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Laverty Margaret, operative, res. 508 N. Fifth.
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Lawlor William (Elizabeth), laborer, h. 32 Homer, N. O.
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Lawrence Andrew J. (Isabelle C ) . teamster, h. 77 Garden av., E. O.
*»««^.
Lawrence Burnett (Maud), miller, h. 26 Prince, E. O.
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Lawrence Catherine L., res. 77 Garden av., E. O.
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Lawrence Horace, bds. 107 E. Henley.
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Lawrence John (Anna), carpenter, h. 404% Wayne.
Lawrence Luman, machinist, res. 404% Wayne.
Lawrence Martha M., res. 404% Wayne.
Lawrence Roger (Sarah B.), driver, 254 N. Union; h. 425 do.
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Lawson Richard (Lavina), switchman, h. 207 N. Eleventh.
Lawson William (Carrie), brakeman, h. 531 N. Sixth.
Lawton Chester M. (Estella A.), bottler, 412 N. Union; h. 115 S. Tenth.
Lawton Lorenzo (Lillian N.), laborer, h. 19 Main.
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Lawton Welcome J. (Emma), farmer, h. 94 Union, S. O.
Lax Naftali (Rebecca), mgr., 170 N. Union; h. 120 S. Third.
L A Y A L B E R T L. (Louise M.), boot and shoe maker, 206 W . State; h. 1115
Buffalo. (See adv. marginal lines.)
Lay Alice L. Mrs., h. 164% N. Union.
Lay George F. (Christine P.), carpenter, 217 Wayne; h. 321 N. Eleventh.
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Lay Leonard, shoemaker, 1117 Buffalo; res. 1115 do.
Layton J. H., tank builder, bds. Hotel Snyder.
L E A C H E A R L D. (The International Correspondence Schools), and editor
The Hustler, 310 Masonic Temple; rms. 123 Hamilton. (See adv. top
lines.)
Leader Frederick G. (Edith), clerk, h. 130 S. First.
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Leader George W . (Frances St. John), tinsmith, 155 N. Union; h. 228 N. First. . _
Leader Howard, student, res. 228 N. First.
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Leader Sarah, wid. Simon, h. 130 S. First.
©" 3Learn Almira, wid. Peter, res. 32 First av., Bv.
1* ="
Leathe Henry H., asst. treas. The James Pierce Leather Co.; h. Woburn, © T,
Mass.
= ^Le Bar Henry (Adelia C ) , farmer, h. 36 Brook, E. O.
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Le Bar Roscoe G7, laborer, res. 36 Brook, E. O.
re
Lee Arthur
B. (Margery
E.),h.
nickel
plater,
J*1 S£
Lee
Wm., saloon,
72 Oak;
do., N.
O. h. 19 Genesee, Bv.
Lee Cassius
res.
" 3
Lee
William M.,
S., telegrapher,
boilermaker,Erie
res. R.
46 R.;
Elm,
N.28
O.Water, N. O.
Lee
Edward
J.
(Elizabeth),
boilermaker,
res.
72
Oak,
N.
O.
»,
Lee William T. (Louise), h. 28 Water, N. O.
baggaga
master Erie depot; bds. do., N. O.
LLee
E FHarry,
E V R E asst.
see also
L A FEVER.
LeeFevre
JamesDeWitt
(Nora),
107 N.
Twelfth.
_
Le
C. laborer,
(C. V. B.h.
Barse
& Co.),
155 N. Union; h. Buffalo, N. Y.
HI 73
Lee FJohn
res.
46supt.
Elm,Water
N. O. Works and sec. Board of Water "2,tt
2 2
LA
E V R EF.,
J Oblindmaker,
H N Z. (Kate
M.),
Lee Commissioners,
John H., res. 107
N. Twelfth.
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7 City
Hall bldg.; h. 129 S. First.
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LeeFevre
Maude
L., office
asst.p.
supt.
res.
Erie depot, N. O.
70
Le
Shirley
C , clerk
o., schools;
res. 129 S.
First.
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L E E M Ellen,
A U R I C Ewid.
L.John,
(Jane),
R. R., Pine cor. N. Union; h. do., N. O. 1
rr. >•
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Lehan
h.agent
530 N.Erie
Sixth.
Lee Tony
(Phinie),
laborer,
7 Walnut,
•£
Lehan
James
T., cooper,
res.h.
530
N. Sixth.N. O.
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Lehan John W., laborer, res. 530 N. Sixth.
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Leighton Clara, res. 126 S. Second.
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Leighton Thomas L. (Ella), clerk, res. 113 W . Green.
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Leland Frank D. (Mary P.), mgr. Olean Bill Posting Co., 25 Exchange Bank
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bldg.; h. 307 E. State.
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heliker M I D G E E
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807
£_Sj) Le Marbe Bertha, domestic, 308 Laurel av.
* " ^ Le Marbe Edward G. (Delime), buffer, h. 21 First av., Bv.
Le Marble Joseph (Nellie), tanner, h. 422 N. Eighth.
Le Marble Julia M., domestic, 31 Water, N. O.; res. 422 N. Eighth.
Lenehan Timothy J., lineman, 430 N. Union; bds. 108 Coleman.
Lenhart Mary, wid. Charles, res. 136 S. Union.
Leonard Albert J., laborer, h. 15 Avenue B, N. O.
Leonard Anna, res. 3 Avenue B, N. O.
Leonard Elizabeth, res. 505 W . Henley.
Le Roy George C. (Lizzie), blacksmith, h. 119 Irving.
Le Roy Ida, wid. Charles H., res. 119 N. Ninth.
Le Strange William J. (Nellie C ) , tailor, 211 Masonic Temple; h. 115 N .
Sixth.
Le Strange William P. (Jane E.), pipecutter, h. 809 W . State.
Letts Frank (Mary E.), molder, 133 Railroad av.; h. 314 Wayne.
Levett John E. (Anna), clerk, 501 N. Union; h. 31 Water, N. O.
Levy Charles, rms. 264% N. Union.
a> Lewis Carl (Fannie), lineman, 430 N. Union; h. 109 S. Twelfth.
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5
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CO Lewis Lina A., res. 212 N. Third.
m Lewis Stillman E. (Jennie M.), dentist, 186 N. Union; h. 212 N. Third.
Lidstone William H. (Marie L.), prop. Buffalo House, 111 Railroad av.; h. do.
H CO Lidstone William H. Jr., agent, res. Ill Railroad av.
| *rf Liechti Godfrey (Barbara), h. 519 N. Fifth.
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9 Liechti John A., carpenter, res. 519 N. Fifth.
3 Lindgren John (Sophia), currier, h. 613 E. State, E. O.
Lindgren Signe, res. 613 E. State, E. O.
Lindsay Anna Mrs., res. 104 N. Thirteenth.
Linehan Daniel, laborer, res. 68 Oak, N. O.
Linehan John (Julia), laborer, h. 68 Oak, N. O.
Linehan Mary, school teacher, res. 68 Oak, N. O.
Linn David, bookbinder, h. 429 N. Union.
^ Lipicki Lawrence (Margaretta), laborer, h. 52 N. Washington, N. O.
© r O Lippe Robert (Dina), foreman, h. 211 S. Tenth.
k^„ Lippert Casper (Eva), sta. engineer, 301 W.'Henley; h. 620 do.
Little Anita, waitress, res. 232 S. Clinton.
Little Archibald M., res. 237 N. Third.
Livingston Bridget, wid. Thomas, res. 527 N. Sixth.
Llewellyn Myron (Emma), h. 1010 Washington.
Lloyd Ernest (Hattie), machinist, h. 481% N. Union.
Lloyd Harry, hostler, res. 481% N. Union.
Loan J. William (Mabel E.), clerk, 157 N .Union; h. 232 N. Third.
Lobe Lizzie, domestic, 316 Laurel av.
Locke George J., helper, res. 312 Wayne.
Locke Philip D. (Myrtie E.), painter, h. 79 Main, Bv.
{ ^ 5 Locke Samuel B. (Julia M.), baggagemaster P. R. R., h. 312 Wayne.
C O Lockeby John E., laborer, res. 120 E. Sullivan.
^ ^ 3 Lockeby John L. (Mary B.), laborer, h. 120 B. Sullivan.
^ ^ J Lockwood Abraham, bicycle repairing, 533 N. Union; rms. 20 Main.
« q Lockwood Alice, res. 31 Second av., Bv.
^ * Lockwood Alice, waitress, res. 318 N. First.
M
Lockwood Fred LeRoy, laborer, res. 463% N. Union.
Lockwood Mary Mrs., h. 463% N. Union.
Lockwood William, painter, rms. 108 E. Sullivan.
Loftus John J. (Julia), conductor P. R. R., h. 329 Tompkins.
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in
Walter,
Hardie
Clara
John
Edward,
Annie,
Anthony
1011
(Augusta),
B.,
(Phoebe
bartender,
glassblower,
apprentice,
teacher
(Frances
TO
A.),
glassblower,
No.
126
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glassblower,
A.),
res.
bds.
1WSchool,
.605
laborer,
State.
113Wh.
N.
.rms.
920
A.
Green.
h.
Seventh.
h.W
113
118
605
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State.
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Barry.
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Longnecker Emmett, clerk, 120 N. Union; bds. Grand Central Hotel; rms. 206
S. Barry.
Longnecker James, clerk, 120 N. Union; bds. Grand Central Hotel; rms. 206
S. Barry.
Lonkto Anna E. Mrs., h. 108 E. Sullivan.
£3-i
Lonkto Cena M., res. 108 E. Sullivan.
Lonkto Harry J., bookkeeper, res. 108 E. Sullivan.
P3
Loop George H. (Winifred M.), iron molder, h. 229 Adams.
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Lott George H. (Nettie), carpenter, h. River rd., S. O.
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Lougee Metta L., wid. Charles, h. 133 N. Twelfth.
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L O U G H L E N , see also LAUGHLIN.
C3Loughlen Harriet M., principal No. 6 School, res. 306 Laurens.
°°
L O U G H L E N J O H N J., physician and surgeon, 168% N. Union; bds. Grand - a
Central Hotel; office hours, 9-10 a. m., 4-6 and 8-9 p. m.
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L O U G H L E N T H O M A S B., physician and surgeon, 168% N. Union; bds. Olean
^
House; office hours, 2-4 and 7-8 p. m.
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Love Thomas B. (Winnifred), oil producer, h. 311 E. State.
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Love William, oil producer, res. 311 E. State.
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Lowe Clara A., wid. George, res. 21 Fourth av., Bv.
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Lowe Leonard B. (Rose), laborer, h. 21 Fourth av., Bv.
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Lowell F. Fern, teacher High School, bds. 207 N. Third.
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Lucas Harry H. D. (Adella C ) , ins. agent, 303 N. Union; h. 127 S. Seventh.
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Luce Charles H. (Nellie F.), blacksmith, h. 136 S. Third.
Luce Harry J., sttfoent, res. 136 S. Third.
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Luce Richard, carpenter, bds, 233 Adams.
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Luderman John W . (Agnes T.), brakeman, h. 527 N. Sixth.
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Luh Catherine S., res. 119 S. Fourth.
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Luh Charles C„ boxmaker, res. 119 S. Fourth.
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Luh John (Caroline), machinist, h. 119 S. Fourth.
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Luh John Jr. (Hilda), bartender, 146 N. Union; h. 105 E. Henley.
O •£
Lundberg Albert (Hilda J.), currier, h. 136 N. Thirteenth.
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Lundberg George E., buffer, bds. 119 N. Twelfth.
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Lundberg Peter G. (Emma M.), buffer, h. 119 N. Twelfth.
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Lundy Charles A. (Mary A.), motorman, h. 5 Avenue B., N. O.
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Lundy George M., law student, 153 N. Union; res. 124 River, N. O.
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Lundy James (Ann), laborer, h. 124 River, N. O.
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Lunney John, res. 1437 Buffalo.
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Lunney Patrick (Margaret), pipefitter, h. 1437 Buffalo.
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Lunney Rose M., res. 1437 Buffalo.
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Lunser Adolph (Catherine), clerk, h. 126 S. Second.
Luntz Isadore (Rosa), insurance agent, h. 107 Irving.
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Lutes Alexander (Kate), glassblower, h. 114 S. Second.
Lutes Edwin M., salesman, 138 N. Union; res. 114 S. Second.
*nj?to
Lynch Mary
James,
P. R. R., bds. 435 N. Union.
Lutes
B.,sectionman
res.114 S. Second.
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L U T H E R C H A R L E S P. (Emma C ) , Luther Mfg. Co.), 133 Railroad av., and
mgr. The D. S. Abbott Co., 509 N. First; h. 130 N. Barry.
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Luther George H. (Hannah L.), (Luther Mfg. Co.), 133 Railroad av.; h. 314 N. q Q
Clinton.
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Luther
Lutz
Lynch
L U Tshops,
HSylvester,
EAnna,
Edward
Catherine,
Daniel
Hannah
Harriet
George
Jessie
Mabel
R MFG.
133-149
head
L.,
P.
M.,
N.,
boilermaker,
V.,
M.,
CO.
carpenter,
Jr.,
(Hannah),
res.
wid.
res.
Railroad
milliner,
machinist,
h.
res.
(Charles
boilermaker,
214
314
214
Neil,
525
N.
N.
bds.
av.
laborer,
N.
131
Clinton.
res.
h.
P.
Clinton.
133
Seventh.
112
and
N.
47
(See
525
Railroad
res.
Spruce.
Union;
WGeorge
h.
N.
adv.,
. 525
State.
Seventh.
av.;
res.
N.
N.
inside
H.Seventh.
O.
Luther),
Allegany,
res.
back
314cover.)
foundry
N.
N.Clinton.
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Schools,
0 . Lynch John J., boilermaker, res. 525 N. Seventh.
-+J fe Lynch Joseph, bricklayer, res. 47 Spruce, N. O.
?j ,, Lynch Mamie J., dressmaker, 505 N. Union; rms. 109 Coleman.
yy fe Lynch Margaret, domestic, 408 E. State; res. 520 N. Fifth.
^ Lynch Mary, res. 47 Spruce, N. O.
"JjJ W Lynch Michael, apprentice, res. 47 Spruce, N. O.
<D hJ Lynch Michael (Margaret), molder, 133 Railroad av.; h. 526 N. Fifth.
j > © Lynch Miles, boilermaker, res. 525 N. Seventh.
r"
Lynch Thomas, laborer, h. 38 Homer, N. O.
,_,
Lynd Alice S., student, res. 428 N. Seventh.
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Lynd Joseph W., switchman, res. 428 N. Seventh.
*-*
Lynd Mark (Sarah M.), laborer, h. 428 N. Seventh.
ff. .*. Lynd Mary E., student, res. 428 N. Seventh.
\lt *" Lynd Michael J., pipefitter, res. 428 N. Seventh.
K Q * Lynecki Lawrence (Margaret), laborer, h. nr. Chemical Works, N. O.
Lytle Ada
M. A.
Mrs.,
laundress,
107 N.
First;
do.
... Lyons
James
(Anna),
painter,
h. 115
W .h.
Green.
res. wid.
325 S.Peter,
Barry.
O l i l Lytle
LyonsMay,
Martha,
h. 1207 Reed.
L* Mc
Lyons Michael H. (Margaret), carpenter, h. 28 First av., Bv.
r Lytle A. May, res. 107 N. First.
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g McAhon Claude D. (Blanche L.), drug clerk, 133 N. Union; h. 312 Jay.
P] McAllister Belle, wid. James VS., res. 207 Jay.
McAtee Joseph Y. (Myrtle E.), jointer, h. 31 Railroad av., E. O.
McAULIFFE DENNIS F. (Anna M.), prop. City Cafe, 146 N. Union; h. 118 S.
[h
Seventh. (See adv. colored page.)
McAuliffe Margaret, domestic, 126 South.
McAuliffe Mary, wid. Maurice, tailoress, h. 218 S. Fifth.
McAuliffe William, bartender, 146 N. Union; rms. 120 Wayne.
M c B R A T N E Y K Y L E , local mgr. Monroe Collecting Co., 40 Exchange Bank
bldg.
McCabe Abner E. (Mary), lumberman, h. 108 N. Sixth.
McCall Edward W . (McCall & Besecker), 721 E. State; rms. 715 do., E. O.
McCall & Besecker (Edward W . McCall and Claude J. Besecker),'meat market, 721 E. State, E. O.
McCann Elizabeth, wid. William H., h. 49 Union, S. O.
McCann John (Harriet), farmer, h. McCann hollow, S. O.
c * McCartan Elizabeth, res. 58 Spruce, N. O.
McCartan Nellie G., res. 58 Spruce, N. O.
McCartan Peter F. (Mary), laborer, h. 58 Spruce, N. O.
McCarthy Almeda, wid. John I., h. 202 East av.
McCarthy Bartholomew P. (Mary A.), prop. Arizona House, W . State, W . O.
McCarthy Eugene (Elizabeth N.), laborer, h. 5 Avenue A, N O.
McCarthy Eugene S. (Nellie),flagman,h. 521 N. Sixth.
McCarthy Florence E., res. 202 East av.
McCarthy Matthew (Sarah), laborer, h. 1718 W . Henley.
McCarty Dimner B. (Myra), bookkeeper, 701 E. State; h. do., E. O.
McCarty Mary, wid Patrick, res. 47 Homer, N. O.
McClory Patrick, res. 133 N. Third.
McCloskey Bartholomew Y. (Carrie), laborer, h. Kittanning rd., S. O.
McClure Iva, milliner. 207 N. Union; bds. 118 N. Third.
McClure Orlando S. (Zilpha), painter, 162% N. Union; h. 114 Coleman.
McCormick E. Marie, student, bds. 45 Union, S. O.
McCormick Elizabeth M „ student, res. Ill River, N. O.
McCormick John, glassblower. bds. 117 S. Barry.
McCormick Margaret, wid. John H., h. 133 N. Third.
McCormick Margaret, wid. Peter, h. 30 River, N. O.
TheMcCormick
next beMark
Mary,
of T.,
teacher,
this
oil producer,
Directory
res. 30 bds.
River,
45will
N.
Union,
O. be
S. in
O. 190?.
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McCormick Michael (Martha J.), leather finisher, h. Ill River, N. O.
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McCormick Thomas J., laborer, res. Ill River, N. O.
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McCorry Jeannette, res. 131 S. Barry.
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McCorry John (Amelia), engineer pumping station, h. 131 S. Barry.
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M c C o y George W . (Maud H.), foreman mold dept, 1409 Buffalo; h. 120 S. Sec- 5 5 '
ond.
5- 2
McCready Charles H., yard clerk, res. 520 N. Fifth.
3 j
McCready James J. (Katherine), galvanizer, h. 520 N. Fifth.
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McCready Robert H. (Lucinda B.), res. 117 S. Third.
McCready Seeley N. (Sadie C ) , clerk P. R. R. shops; h. 117 S. Third.
•"•>!
McCutcheon Rollin, student, bds. 213 Tompkins.
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McDermott Anna L., wid. Frank, h. 129 N. Third.
^^^^
McDermott John, laborer, bds. 423 N. Thirteenth.
ea^S
McDermott Peter (Mary), laborer, h. 813 N. Union, N. O.
McDermott Thomas F. (Ella L.), flagman, h. 323 Whitney av.
McDonald C. Lillian, teacher, res. 314 N. First.
McDonald Felix (Elizabeth), boilermaker, h. 125 River, N. O.
McDonald Flora M., res. 314 N. First.
McDonald James, currier, bds. 610 E. State, E. O.
McDonald Neil (Mary), currier, h. 1 Pierce av., W . O.
McDonald Thomas, laborer, bds. 437 N. Union.
McDonald William M . (Catherine A.), livery, h. 314 N. First.
McDowell Clinton B. (Adelle), grocer, 3 Union; h. do., S. O.
McDuffle William E. (Dell), physician, 301 E. State; h. do.
McEachern John (Eliza), lumberman, h. 911 Buffalo.
McElfresh John R. (Rosa), laborer, h. 16 Plum, E. O.
McElhinney Sarah, wid. Jame3, h. 214 W . State.
McElligott Daniel (Sarah Jane), granite cutter, h. 206 N. Seventh.
McEvelia Bonnie L., student, res. 27 Second av., Bv.
McEvelia D o n F., student, res. 27 Second av., Bv.
McEvelia Percy J., student, res. 27 Second av.. Bv.
McFadden Alexander (Lottie K.), molder, h. 208 N. Sixth.
McFadden Anthony (Mary), glassblower, h. 48 Pine, N. O.
McFadden John (Mary M.), glassblower, h. 817 Buffalo.
McFadden Michael ( E m m a M.), glassblower, h. 28 Oak, N. O.
McFarland Alpheus (Jennie C ) , warehouseman, 326 Coleman; h. 334 do.
McFarland Harriet B., res. 334 Coleman.
M c G a n n Cecelia, domestic, 107 Coleman; res. 402 N. Eighth.
M c G a n n Harry E., laborer, res. 402 N. Eighth.
M c G a n n James P., res. 402 N. Eighth.
M c G a n n Thomas (Margaret), tool dresser, h. 402 N. Eighth.
McGavisk Anna E., milliner, res. 670 E. State, E. O.
McGavisk Christopher H. (Sarah), driver, 120 N. Union; h. 1048 E. State,
E. O.
McGavisk John C. (Johanna), laborer, h. 670 E. State, E. O.
McGavisk Katherine A., res. 670 E. State, E. O.
McGavisk Mary A., operative, res. 670 E. State, E. O.
McGavisk
Patrick
G.
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foreman
P.
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E. State, E. J'
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McGee
McGeever
McGilliger
McGilliger
McGavisk
McGEE,
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are
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William,
Frank
Anthony
the
William
Roy
Andrew,
Sadie
Thomas
James,
John
Jennie,
Mrs.,
also
sole
bros.
M.,
W.,
T.,
J.,
E.,
owners
Mhelper,
h.
res.
(Mary),
res.
H.,
brakeman,
Apolice,
laborer,
(Lizzie),
blacksmith,
student,
G207
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428
207
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670
N.
h.
N.
Eleventh.
res.
currier,
res.
428
Eighth.
First.
Eleventh.
res.
E.
538
McKEE.
bds.
428
State,
N.
44
N.
661
Olean
N.
Garden
First.
118
h.
Eighth.
E.
First.
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O.
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Club
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— McGilliger Mary, wid. John, h. 538 N. Eighth.
t McGilliger William, switchman, res. 538 N. Eighth.
McGinnes John (Ellen), currier, h. 201 N. Thirteenth.
McGinnis Arthur, farmer, h. McCann hollow, S. O.
•"" McGinnis Hugh, tanner, res. 9 Union, S. O.
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McGinnis Kate Mrs., h. 9 Union, S. O.
McGinnis Katherine, domestic, 220 N. Fourth.
McGinnis Mary, res. 9 Union, S. O.
McGrath Elizabeth, housekeeper, 321 N. Fifth.
•i McGrath James, snapper, res. 810 Buffalo.
JJ McGrath Martin (Mary), stillman, h. 810 Buffalo.
McGrath Thomas (Kate), laborer, h. 33 Water, N. O.
^j McGraw Daniel J., boilermaker, res. 108 Spruce, N. O.
(0 g McGraw Jane, wid. Patrick, h. 108 Spruce, N. O.
£ McGraw John R., laborer, res. 108 Spruce, N. O.
r/j McGraw Mary E., res. 108 Spruce, N. O.
- 0 McGraw Richard (Ina M.), boilermaker, h. 513 N. Union.
O "J2 McGraw Samuel, laborer, bds. 612 N. Union.
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*- McGraw Thomas J., laborer, res. 108 Spruce, N. O.
*° McGuire Frances H., wid Simeon D., res. 36 Garden av., E. O.
o5 McGuire James, gardener, h. 807 Reed.
o • McGuire Peter, laborer, h. 340 N. Eighth.
f=) McHugh Hugh, laborer, 133 Railroad av.; bds. Tompkins.
McHugh William H. (Ella N ) , foreman P. R. R., h. 209 S. Clinton. >
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Mclnerney Mary, housekeeper, 211 N. Third.
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Mcintosh Archie, machinist, res. 1311 W . Henley.
IH Mcintosh Charles A. (Chloe M.), (Mcintosh & Kelly), 1129 W . State; h. 1311
P-i
W . Henley.
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Mcintosh Mary A. Mrs., res. 233 N. First.
P$ Mcintosh & Kelly (Charles A. Mcintosh and Thomas C. Kelly) meat market,
1129 W . State.
Mclntyre Mary, wid. James, res. 36 Walnut, N. O.
M c K E E , see also M c G E E and M A G E E .
«J M c K E E CLINTON T., district mgr. N. Y. & Penn. Tel. & Teleg. Co., 133% N.
Union; bds. Olean House.
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i-l McKello Michael (Cassie), laborer, h. Dugan rd., E. O.
Eh McKinley Henry H. (Rose), clerk, h. 222 N. Third.
McKinney Bertha, domestic, 711 W . Sullivan.
<I McKinney Hattie, laundress, 112 W . Sullivan; res. Portville, N. Y.
M c K l N N E Y LOUIS C , supt. South Penn Oil Co., 206 Masonic Temple; bds.
Olean House.
McKowen Henry (Martha L.), laborer, h. 71 River, N. O.
McLaughlin Edward (Ella A.), glassblower, h. 329 N. Eleventh.
McLaughlin Frank (Maggie), switchman, h. 503 N. Fifth.
McLaughlin Leon C, student, res. 329 N. Eleventh.
McLaughlin Philip, pipefitter, bds. 602 Wayne.
McLowry James F. (Myra H.), (McLowry & Monahan), 219 N. Union; h. 134
Fulton.
McLowry Mary, clerk, 149 N. Union; res. 209 S. Union.
,. McLowry & Monahan (James F. McLowry and Michael S. Monahan), clothing
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219- N- Union.
518
res. 94 to
Pine,
N. O.and I ft 0 0 0 1 /
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Edward,
helper,
res. 401 Irving.
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•••^ McMahon Ellen, housekeeper, 1205 Buffalo.
Street.
^ . McMahon Harry (Mary), sta. engineer, res. 605 N. Fourth.
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McMahon Jay, pipefitter, res. 109 N. Sixth.
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John,Jr.,
laborer,
res.
401
Irving.
£
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McMahon John
Kate,
H.
(Mary),
wid.
teacher,
(Catherine),
laborer,
Thomas,
section
res.res.
94
h.
foreman,
gauger,
605
94
Pine,
Pine,
N. N.
Fourth.
h.
h.N.
O.
94
109
O.
Pine,
N. Sixth.
N. O.
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McMahon Margaret, res. 401 Irving. H
McMahon Margaret, wid. Simon, res. 52 Spruce, N. O.
McMahon Mary, res. 401 Irving.
McMahon Mary, teacher, res. 94 Pine, N. O.
McMahon Mary, wid. Hugh, h. 401 Irving.
McMahon May, student, res. 109 N. Sixth.
McMahon Robert, laborer, res. 1205 Buffalo.
McMahon Simon J., h. 52 Spruce, N. O.
McMahon William, stationary engineer, res. 605 N. Fourth.
McMann Mary, domestic, 221 N. Second.
McManus Frank (Mary R.), foreman J. G. Wilson, h. 40 Pine, N. O.
McMillan Delbert J., newspaper correspondent, h. 1214 W. State.
McMillan Dolly A., wid. Marcus, h. 1214 W. State.
McMillan Mabel H., res. 1214 W . State.
McMurray Andrew (Fannie), (J. C. & A. McMurray), Hoops, h. 634 E. State,
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McMurray James C. (Annie), (J. C. & A. McMurray), Hoops; h. 650 E. State, *rli
E. O.
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McMurray John (Melvina A.), farmer, h. 19 Crown, E. O.
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McMurray Lillian, res. 19 Crown, E. O.
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McMurray Maud L., res. 634 E. State, E. O.
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McNall Ella, music teacher, res. 28 Pierce av., W. O.
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McNall Mary L., wid. Charles, h. 28 Pierce av., W . O.
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McNall May, res. 28 Pierce av., W. O.
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McNeille Abble R., milliner, res. 207 N. Clinton.
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McNeille Arlington A., brick mason, res. Ill S. Clinton.
McNeille Camilla J., student, res. Ill S. Clinton.
p=i
McNeille Horace S. (Florence E.), foreman Acme Works, N. O.; h. Ill S.
O
Clinton.
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McNeille Jessie W., milliner, res. Ill S. Clinton.
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McNeille Perry R. (Camilla W.), dentist, 133% N. Union; h. 207 N. Clinton.
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McWilliams Charles H. (Myrtie), watchman, h. 1013 Washington.
McWilliams Nellie, res. 115 Fulton.
McWilliams Willis W. (Mary), driver, h. 115 Fulton.
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MacGillis Alexander S. (Margaret), carpenter, h. 522 W. State.
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Mack Ellen, h. 417 N. Thirteenth.
Mack Michael F. (Minnie), dry good and groceries, 1022 N. Union; h. 53 River,
N. O.
Mack Patrick, laborer, res. 417 N. Thirteenth.
Mackey Henry L. (Emma), painter, h. 34 N. Washington, N. O.
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Macomber Arvilla E., wid. Judson, dressmaker, res. 130 S. First.
Kj,,
- Madara Joseph M. (Laura M.), brakeman, h. 320 N Seventh.
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Madden Sarah, linotype operator, 215 N. Union; res. 210 N. First.
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Madison Elizabeth Mrs., h. 9 Alder, E. O.
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Madison Michael, laborer, res. 9 Alder, E. O.
MAGEE, see also McGEE and McKEE.
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Magee Charles S. (Mary E.), switchman, h. 114 River, N. O.
m.
Magee John H. (Minnie L.), master mechanic P. R. R. shops, h. 904 W . State. - SS5
Magee Nora, domestic, 417 E. State.
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Magee Thomas, stationary engineer, rms. 141 N. Barry.
2 »5
Magner Frank W . (Cora B.), carriagemaker, h. 518 N. First.
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Magner
Thomas
,
522
N.
Union;
bds.
Bateman
House.
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Mahar
Mahon
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Ellen,
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Kate
Katherine,
Bridget,
Michael
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dressmaker,
'J.J
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LIQUORS
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.student,
,carriagemaker,
meat
Daniel,
h.
res.
cutter,
Call
bds.
DUNLAVEY
113
h.
h.
113
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45
130
526%
Railroad
503
Union,
Railroad
N.
N.
N.
Ninth.
Union.
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311
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•g fe Mahoney James, cooper, res. 526% N. Fifth.
•3 ^ Mahoney Thomas, res. 526% N. Fifth.
® H Mahoney Thomas G. (Julia), stillman, h. 112 Wayne.
gj hi Maines Joseph (Lena), laborer, h. 428 N. Tenth.
^ O Maisey Charles, laborer, res. 15 N. Walnut, NT t>.
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Maisey Kate, student, res. 15 N. Walnut, N. O.
H
Maisey Reuben (Jane), stationaryfireman,h. 15 N. Walnut, N. O.
•r> Maitland A. B., tank builder, bds. Hotel Snyder.
C/Z) Malin William, machinist h. 413 N. Ninth..
a^B Mallery Charles M. (Susanna), farmer, h. 416 S. Union.
Mallery Clyde A., porter Exchange Barber Shop, res. 416 S. Union.
Mallery Ferris J. (Mary M.), h. 417 W . State.
Mallery Flora A., res. 416 S. Union.
Mallery George (Mary), farmer, h. River rd., S. O.
Mallery Llewellyn A. (Sophia), bed spring mfr., 516 W . State; h. 413 do.
Mallery Llewellyn E., res. 413 W . State.
Mallory Albert, bill poster, 25 Exchange Bank bldg.
Malone Margaret, res. 417 N. Ninth.
Malone Owen E., res. 417 N. Ninth.
Malone Simon W . (Agnes),flagman,h. 417 N. Ninth.
Malone William P., clerk, res. 417 N. Ninth.
Maloney Agnes, clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 55 River, N. O.
Maloney Edward (Carrie H.), brakeman, h. 441 N. First.
Maloney Elizabeth, clerk, 1022 N. Union; res. 55 River., N. O.
Maloney James (Ellen),flagman,h. 55 River, N. O.
Maloney Nellie L., domestic, 311 N. Fourth.
Maloney Patrick J. (Mary), stonecutter, h. 501 N. Eighth.
C / H Maloy Mary A. Mrs., h. 202 Coleman.
Mandeville Frank E. (Ida), teacher drawing and writing, Public Schools; bds.
212 S. Union.
Mandeville Ida Mrs., principal No. 2 School, bds, 212 S. Union.
^ M A N D E V I L L E W . H . & CO. (William H. Mandeville and John Troy), general
C/S
insurance, Exchange Bank bldg, 163 N. Union.
i _ Mandeville William H. (Helen L.), (W. H. Mandeville & Co.), 163 N. Union;
h. 223 N. First.
Mankie Clara, domestic Olean House.
Mann Buel E. (Lillian M.), carpenter, h. 506 N . Fourth.
Mann Mabel C, res. 506 N. Fourth.
Mann Michael, laborer, res. 12 Third av., Bv.
Mann Nora, housekeeper, 118 W . Henley.
Mann Roy M., car repairer, res. 506 N. Fourth.
Manning Edwin J., driller, res. 29 Railroad av., E. O.
Manning Clara D., wid. Maurice H., h. 813 Buffalo.
Marcea Angus (Nettie), h. 11 Pond, E. O.
H E ^ S X £ i S l 0 l ^ i N*EED A - G- C O O K ' S
wMarcea Olive M., res. 11 Pond, E. O.
REPAIRING,
alUnion,
l at N. O.
512 w. state street.
Marcinkiewicz
Jennie, res. 902cN.
Marcinkiewicz John, boilermaker, res. 902 N. Union, N. O.
Maroney
Markle
Markham
Margeson
Markert
Marcus
MMarcinkiewicz
A Rh.
Union;
C U115
George
William
SMendel
Evelyn
Leo
David,
Benjamin
John
Agnes
Anna
Clarence
HARRIS
N.h.
J.,
First.
(Emma
902
B.,
res.
V.,
M.,
Nikoden
J.,
K.,
L.
res.
M.,
do.,
plumber,
(Dorcas),
B.
student,
Wres.
teacher
115
115
.student,
C.),
(Addie),
N.
(Eda),
N.
124
115
N.
(Victoria),
laborer,
O.
First.
N.
S.
No.
First.
res.
113
h.dry
res.
Sixth.
clerk,
First.
1444
1W115
.School,
goods,
h.
115
State;
Buffalo,
grocery
N.
802
9N.
Walnut,
First.
cloaks
Wbds.
First.
res.
. and
N.
State;
110
1444
N.
and
O.
meat
N.
O.
h.
Buffalo,
millinery,
Second.
121
market,
S.N.
Eleventh.
131
O.
1113-1115
N. Union;
N.
B l l
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TJYI nD
Builders' Supplies, Coal and W o o d
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95
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Maroney Anna F., res. 124 S. Sixth.
Maroney James P., tinsmith, res. 124 S. Sixth.
Maroney Julia, wid. Patrick, h. 124 S. Sixth.
52 2
Marron Frank (Mary), laborer, h. 55 Oak, N. O.
o o
Marshall Albert, brakeman P. R. R., rms. 264% N. Union.
P °
Marshall Carrie D., res. 52 Main, Bv.
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Marshall Cora B., res. 52 Main, Bv.
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Marshall Eliza C , wid. I. T., res. 131 S. Union.
Marshall Frank W . (Lucille W.), traveling salesman, h. 126 N. Fourth.
o o
Marshall James, currier, bds. 66 Clark, E. O.
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Marshall Lewis F., apprentice, 502 N. Union; rms. 264% do.
Marshall Sarah L., wid. Frederick, res. 25 Garden av., E. O.
M A R T H ELIZABETH, millinery, 221 N. Union; res. 135 N. Thirteenth.
Marth Martin (Sophia), repairing and upholstering, 1316 W . State; h. 135 N.
Thirteenth.
en
Martin Eli (Caroline), stone mason, h. 11 Fourth av., Bv.
Martin Elizabeth, wid. Wilson L., h. 244% N. Union.
i-3
Martin Florence M., domestic, 22 Main, Bv.
Martin Frederick, laborer, res. 11 Fourth av., Bv.
Martin George S. (Maud), painter, rms. 303 N. Barry.
Martin Jennie, res. 11 Fourth av., Bv.
Martin Joseph,fireman,res. 11 Fourth av., Bv.
Martin Lawrence, railway conductor, bds. 614 Wayne.
Martin Lulu M., clerk, 174 N. Union; res. 244% do.
Martin Sarah L., clerk, 201 N. Union; res. 244% do.
Martin William, laborer, res. 11 Fourth av., Bv.
Mason Frederick F. (Anna), sta. engineer, Olean St. Ry., h. 1105 Buffalo.
Masoner E m m a , domestic, 904 W . State.
Masonic Hall, Masonic Temple.
Masonic Temple Association, 205 Masonic Temple; F. W . Herron, sec.
IT"1
M A S S O N A L B E R T L., mgr. 316% W . State; bds. Hotel Snyder.
Masterson Lula M., wid. Thomas H., h. 194% N. Union.
Mather Charles V., res. 317 N. Clinton.
t d
Mather Frances, music teacher, res. 317 N. Clinton.
Mather Homer C, res. 317 N. Clinton.
Mather Vernum P. Rev. (Addie S.), pastor Congregational Church, h. 317 N.
Clinton.
Mathis Estelle M., res. 151 N. Eighth.
Mathis Thomas J. (Laura), glassblower, h. 151 N. Eighth.
Matish John (Annie), laborer, h. 509 N. Seventh.
Mattern Abraham (Anna), car repairer, h. W . State, W . O.
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Matthews Dunlap, clerk, 925 Buffalo; res. 908 Washington.
M A T T H E W S F R A N K H. (Margaret E.), circulating mgr. Herald; h. 908
Washington.
Matthews Sarah E., res. 908 Washington.
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Mattson Ruhama, res. 114 N. Twelfth.
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Maurer Cora M., operative, res. 124 Fulton.
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Maurer James M. (Katherine), carpenter, h. 124 Fulton.
Maurer John (Phoebe), carpenter, h. 123% N. Union.
Maurer L. Albert (Clara A.), driver, 117 N. Union; h. 316 Jay.
Maurer Maud S., operative, res. 124
Fulton.and Retail
Wholesale
Maurer Phoebe Mrs., mfr. hair goods, 123% N. Union; h. do. 3 1 1
Liquor
Dealers,
R., res. 414
W . Henley. N. Union Street
DMaxon
u n lArchie
a v e G.,
y yard
B r clerk
o s .P. R.
Maxon Arthur L., res. 178% N. Union.
Maxon Byron J., bellboy Olean House, res. 414 W . Henley.
Maxon Cassius M., piano tuner, h. 178% N. Union.
Maxson
Grace
A.,
tel
opr.,
133%
N.
res.
414Wdo.
W. .Henley.
Henley.
May
Maxon
Ella,
Edward
James
Mae
Norman
wid
F.,
(Anna),
A.,
Bernard,
A.,
tel.
cigar
clerk,
opr.,
laborer,
mfr.,
h.149
133%
336
h.
N.
h.
N.
414
N.
Union;
1001
Tenth.
Union;
WUnion;
.Irving.
Henley.
res.
res.
178%
414
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OLEAN
DUPLEX
DIRECTORY.
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09 Frank
.
May
H., res. 717 Irving.
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May Lewis B. (Frances), commission merchant, h. 210 E. Henley.
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CO z Maybee John, porter Olean House.
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CO UJ Maybee Theodore (Mary A.), laborer, h. 17 Railroad av., E. O.
Mayer Bros. (Max F. and Rudolph C ) , meat market, 152 N. Union.
S
O
Mayer Claude F. (Flora T.), (Mayer & Mayer), 122 N. Union; h. 136 S. Second.
CO
Mayer Edward (Eliza J.), laborer, h. 342% S. Barry.
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MAYER
GEORGE M. (Marie W.), postmaster City bldg.; bds. Olean
CM
House.
Mayer Katherine, wid. Max., h. 231 N. Fourth.
*\ Mayer Lila M., wid. Julius A., h. 602 W . Sullivan.
£ ^ Mayer Mary T., h. 114 N. First.
f-u Mayer Max F. (Julia A.), Mayer Bros.), 152 N. Union; h. 227 N. Fourth.
(^ Mayer Rudolph C. (Elizabeth D.), (Mayer Bros.), 152 N. Union; h. 508 W .
A \
Sullivan.
-^•^ Mayer Veronica, domestic, 305 N. Second; rms. 117 Coleman.
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M A Y E R & M A Y E R (Claude F. and George M.), merchant tailors, 122 N.
J^
Union. (See adv., outside cover.)
\~i Maynard Edwin (Wealthy), laborer, h. Dugan rd., E. O.
W * * Maynard Frank (Mary), farmer, h. Dugan rd., E. O.
Q ) Mayo Greenleaf H. (Margaret F.), h. 920 Washington.
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Mayo Harry B. G., gauger, res. 920 Washington.
^ ^ Mayo Mary L., clerk, 121 N. Union; res. 920 Washington.
wMayo William, lumber inspector, res. 920 Washington.
Ljj^-f Mayo Winfield G. (Mary), street car conductor, h. 117 S. Seventh.
^ ^ ^ Mazza Bmil, clerk, 231 N. Union; res. 229% do.
Mazza Lazzero A. (Barbara), (Italo-American Fruit Co.), 231 N. Union; h.
a \
229% do.
y
Mazurck John, laborer, bds. 1002 N. Union, N. O.
O Y Mead Bert (Bertha), laborer, h. 931% Buffalo.
^ ; Mead E m m a H., teacher No. 3 School, rms. 133 S. Barry.
*^^ Mead Fred J., glass worker, res. 507 N. Ninth.
[%/ j Mead George C. ( E m m a M.), driver, h. 264% N. Union.
raaaa; Mead Glenn, glass worker, res. 507 N. Ninth.
Mead Herbert E. (Hattie J.), carpenter, h. 5 Union pi.
Mead John (Maria A.), carpenter, h. 507 N. Ninth.
Mead Nettie R., res. 117 N. Fourth.
Mead Pearl, res. 507 N. Ninth.
Mead William L. (Fannie E.), cook, h. 117 N. Fourth.
Meaney Catherine, domestic, 423 E. State.
Meaney Ellen, domestic, 315 Laurens.
Mecklen Wallace VS., woodworker, 217 Wayne; bds. 527 N. Union.
Meder Jacob (Lena), car inspector,, h. 125 N. Seventh.
Meilink John (Mary), laborer, h. 7 Franklin, N. O.
Meloy Charles F. (Carrie F.), prop. Olean Job Printing Office, 314 Masonic
Temple, h. 13 Front, Bv.
Meloy Frances W., bookkeeper, 113 N. Union; res. 313 Laurel av.
Meloy Fred O., printer, 314 Masonic Temple; res. 13 Front, Bv.
M E L O Y J O H N W . (Frances W . ) , grocer, 113 N. Union; h. 313 Laurel av.
Meloy Mary D., stenographer Acme Works, N. O.; res. 313 Laurel av.
Mengel Lizzie, domestic, 130 S. Barry.
Merchant
h. 408 W .WJND?OR_
Henley.
B . U .Austin
T AW .Y (Mary
L O A.),
R janitor,
* K,NQ'S
PLASTER
Merkle
Leonard,
machinist,
bds.
112 W . AND
State.
2S« N.
Union
Street.
MILLS
CEILINGS.
Merrick Moses (Marietta E.), lumber inspector, Johnson, N. O.; h. 318 N.
Ninth.
Merritt Edward D. (Ada B.), machinist, h. 525 N, Sixth.
F.
W
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&
W .Wand
William
L.), general
Merritt
State,
Bishop,
George
Frederick
E.
E.
O.
H.,Son
Wres.
. (Frederick
(Ida
112 E.),
E. Henley.
(F.
. Merritt
& Son),
637 E.store,
State;637
h. E.
71
Rll F Y a T W A N I I Q Wholesale Grocers,
City Building Lots for sale.
301-305
N . Union St.
97
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Merritt Onslow M. (Francelia), letter carrier p. o., h. 112 E. Henley. *•*•
Merritt William A. (Mina B.), laborer, h. 434 N. Tenth.
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Merritt William L. (Grace M.), (F. W . Merritt & Son), 637 E. State, h. 73 ••••
Bishop, E. O.
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Merry Charles A. D., plumber, 184 N. Union; bds. 313 W . Green.
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Merwin Ethel P., clerk, res. 1102 W . Sullivan.
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Merwln Hattie M., res. 20 Gulf, E. O.
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Merwin James, currier, h. 20 Gulf, E. O.
*=Merwin Lewis J. (Ruth E.), car repairer, h. 1102 W . Sullivan.
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Merwin Marcus D., lineman, res. 20 Gulf, E. O.
Merwin Reuben (Myrtle), driver, 217 Wayne; h. 507 Van Campen av.
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Messer George J., machinist, res. 408 Wayne.
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Messer John (Eva A.), engine despatcher P. R. R., h. 408 Wayne.
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Messer Louisa J., res. 408 Wayne.
Messer Mary J., trimmer, 235 N. Union; res. 408 Wayne.
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Messer Peter J. ( E m m a M.), foreman, 134 E. Sullivan; h. 127 S. Fifth.
Metcalf Amelia C, wid. Levi D., h. 520 W . State.
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Metcalf Earl, messenger, res. 520 W . State.
Metcalf Fred, liveryman, res. 520 W . State.
Metcalf William F. (Minnie), railroad conductor, h. 431 N. First.
M E T R O P O L I T A N LIFE INS. CO., 156 N. Union; Sanford G. Greenman, asst.
supt.
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Meyer Julia K., res. 205 N. Thirteenth.
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Meyers Joseph (Kate), butcher, h. 307 S. Eighth.
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Michael Abraham I., clerk, res. 212 W . State.
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Michael Esther, apprentice, 131 N. Union; res. 212 W . State.
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Michael Rufus H., clerk, 252 N. Union; res. 212 W . State.
Michael Samuel (Hannah), tailor, 212 W . State; h. do.
J3
Michael William C. (Martha), laborer, h. 16 Cherry, E. O.
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Mlchler Gottlieb (Caroline), laborer, h. 116 S. Fourth.
. _
Michler Rosine, wid. Andrew, res. 124 S. Twelfth.
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Mlchler William H. (Mary), blacksmith, h. 29 Walnut, N. O.
5" 3.
Middleton George W . (Mandena), barber, 130 N. Union; h. 124 N. Fifth.
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Miles Arminta B., res. 213 E. State.
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Miles Edward A., bookkeeper, res. 213 E. State.
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Miles Frank (Jessie), laborer, h. 19 Pierce av., W . O.
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Miles Gilbert D. (Elwllda J.), patternmaker, h. 213 E. State.
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Miles
res. 213 E. State.
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Miller Jacob
AlbertC.
B.,(Florence),
clerk, res.night
133 S.lunch,
Seventh.
Miles
John
D.
(Ora),
loco,
engineer
P.
R.
R.,
h.
417
W
.
Sullivan.
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Miller Amelia S., wid. George C , res. 26 Third av., Bv.
2 - *%
Miles Nellie
M., clerk,
242 N.h.
Union;
res.av.,
213Bv.
E. State.
Miller
Appolonia,
wid. Jacob,
22 First
Milham
Frank,F.
res.
1310L.),
Irving.
Miller Arden
(Lois
(Miller Hardware Co.), 139 N. Union; h. 214 N. .
Millar
Elizabeth W., res. 616 Washington.
,_ 70
^.
Third.
HI
Millar Bertha
May A.,M.,
stenographer,
40Union;
Exchange
res. 616 Washington.
2
Miller
clerk, 120 N.
res.Bank
905 Wbldg.;
. Henley.
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Millar Charles
Thomas W.,
(Mary
Miller
bds.L.),
603bookkeeper,
E. State, E.34
O.Exchange Bank bldg.; h. 616 Wash- © H OO
Ington.
70 ©
Miller
Charles W., laborer, res. 15 Third av., Bv.
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MillardDaniel
M. Lou,
bds.contractor,
110 W . Henley.
Miller
H.teacher,
(Mary B.),
h. 224 N. Sixth.
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Miller Addle
res. 15laborer,
Third av^,
Bv.W . Green.
Miller
David L.,
(Anna),
h. 621
1zl f/
25
Miller Elmer W., clerk, 121 W . State; res. 115 S. First.
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Miller Floretta M., res. 133 S. Seventh.
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Miller Frank J., messenger Postal Tel. Cable Co., res. 705 Washington.
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Miller Fred, car repairer, bds. 611 W . Henley.
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Miller Fred H., messenger Postal Tel. Cable Co., res. 905 W. Henley.
« * Miller George (Christina), car repairer, h. 216 S. Tenth.
Miller George (Jennie L.), painter, h. 705 Washington.
Miller George D., loco,fireman,bds. 712 Wayne.
MILLER H A R D W A R E CO. (Arden F. Miller, Albert E. Ewing and James G.
Mitchell), hardware, stoves, tinning and gasfitting, 139 N. Union.
Miller Henry C. (Grace B.), clerk, 121 W . State; res. 134 S. Second.
Miller Henry E., machinist, res. 52 Third av., Bv.
Miller Herman G. (Eva), foreman carpenter shop P. R. R., h. 52 Third av., Bv,
MILLER IRVING W . (M. Winona), supt. and sec. Olean St. Ry., h. 213 W State.
Miller J. Edward (Eda), painter, h. 311 S. Seventh.
Miller Joseph, machinist, res. 215 S. Barry.
Miller Laurentlne Y. (Eveline), produce, 121-123 W . State; h. 115 S. First.
Miller Lenora, res. 219 W . State.
Miller Lillie, domestic, 125 S. Second.
•Jj Miller Margaret, wid. Jacob, h. 201 N. Thirteenth.
•»«•J Miller Milton A. (Susan R.), dispatcher P. R. R., h. 308 N. Barry.
Miller Otto (Susie E.), jeweler, 109 N. Union; res. 219 W . State.
+J- Miller Paul W . (Leona B.), tel. inspector, 209 Masonic Temple; h. 125% N.
g
Union.
I £ Miller Peter (Dora), laborer, h. 905 W . Henley.
* , CO Miller Raymond, machinist apprentice, res. 52 Third av., Bv.
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H Ogj Miller Robert E. (Kate), cigarmaker, 111 N. Union; h. 133 S. Seventh.
t H -g Miller Stewart (Anna), brakeman, h. 125 N. Eighth.
L j -2 Miller Thornton A. (Mabel C ) , bookkeeper, h. 128 N. First.
I *" Miller William, carpenter, res. 22 First av., Bv.
I -£ Miller William F. (Mary), laborer, h. 15 Third av., Bv.
» Miller William J., bookkeeper, 120 N. Union; res. 905 W . Henley.
S Milliken Bridget, wid.Thomas B., h. 506 N. Sixth.
Milliken Mary, wid. William, res. 614 Wayne.
C O MILLIKEN R O B E R T (Nora), prop. Corry House, 614-616 W a w n e ; h. do.
Milliken Walter, student, res. 614 Wayne.
Mllliman Frederick D. (Mary A.), bartender, 315 N. Union; h. 321 Whitney av.
Milliman Jennie B., res. 321 Whitney av.
Milliman Mary Mrs., laundress, 264 N. Union; res. 321 Whitney av.
Milliman Sarah E., wid. John, h. 40 Grossman av., E. O.
Mills Stewart (Rowena), musician, h. 241 N. Union.
Minehan Andrew (Olive A.), laborer, h. 32 First av., Bv.
Mlnehan Michael, painter, h. 122 S. Fourth.
Minehan Nora, res. 122 S. Fourth.
Miner Frank M., laborer, res. 313 Jay.
Miney Frederick (Dorothy), switchman P. R. R., h. 328 N. Sixth.
Mitchell Frank, laborer, h. 67 Bishop, E. O.
Mitchell J. Ritchie (Anna B.), h. 132 N. First.
Mitchell James G. (Emma H.), (Miller Hardware Co.), 139 N. Union; h. 230
N. Third.
Mix Frank A., laborer, res. 15 Pierce av., W . O.
Mix
C,
wid.
August,
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Monahan),
foreman
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219
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MONROE COLLECTING CO., 40 Exchange Bank bldg.; Kyle McBratney, trj H
local mgr.
Monthey August (Ernestina), laborer, h. 63 River, N. O.
Monthey Herman, laborer, res. 63 River, N. O.
Monthey Paul, laborer, res. 63 River, N. O.
Montle Albert E. (Mary), blacksmith, h. 118 N. Fifteenth.
Montroy Frank (Jeannette), sta. engineer, h. 220 VS. Seventh.
Montroy George J., sta. engineer, res. 220 N. Seventh.
Monzello Florence, res. 337 S. Barry.
Moodier Charles F. (Susan), carpenter, h. 605 N. Union.
Moodier Viola M., res. 605 N. Union.
Moodier Susan Mrs., boarding house, 605 N. Union.
Moody Frederick, currier, res. 49 Brook, E. O.
Moody Hattie, res. 49 Brook, E. O.
Moody Maud E., res. 49 Brook, E. O.
Moody Walter E. (Emma), driller, h. 49 Brook, E. O.
Mook Benjamin, clerk, res. 1032 W . Sullivan.
Mooney Addle, res. 119 Irving.
Mooney Benjamin F. (Anjenette), shoemaker, h. 119 Irving.
Mooney Benjamin J., shoemaker, 306 N. Union; res. 119 Irving.
Mooney Edward, laborer, res. 423 N. Thirteenth.
Mooney Frank, plumber, res. 119 Irving.
M O O N E Y J A M E S F. REV., rector St. John's R. C. Church, h. 773 N. Union
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Mooney Mary T., res. 423 N. Thirteenth.
Mooney Nellie E., res. 423 VS. Thirteenth.
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Mooney Patrick (Ellen), driver, h. 423 N. Thirteenth.
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Mooney William, laborer, res. 423 N. Thirteenth.
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M O O R E , see also M O H R and M O R E .
Moore Anna, res. 36 Moore's rd., W . O.
Moore Charles G., civil engineer, res. 232 N. First.
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Moore Charles H. (Eliza), laborer, h. 48 Moore's rd., W . O.
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Moore Charles L., laborer, res. 43 Railroad av., E. O.
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M O O R E E. R., lumber, planing mill and builders' supplies, 207-227 Wayne; h.
r232 N. First.
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Moore Earl L. (Maud), pumper, h. 16 Center, Bv.
Moore Evelyn N., res. 504 W . Sullivan.
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Moore Foster (Anna E.), drayman, h. 43 Railroad av., E. O.
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Moore Frederick R., bookkeeper, 217 Wayne; res. 232 N. First.
Moore George D., farmer, res. 17 Genesee, Bv.
Moore George H., res. 48 Moore's rd., W . O.
Moore George N., oil producer, h. 504 W . Sullivan.
Moore George W . (Ida M.), carpenter Vacuum Oil Co., h. 1116 Washington.
Moore Jane E., wid. John, res. 126 N. Barry.
Moore Lovell G. (Helen E.), farmer, h. 17 Genesee, Bv.
Moore Mary E., student, res. 232 N. First.
Moore Richard (Lucine), tool dresser, h. 105 Fulton.
Moore Rosina L., wid. Horace W., h. 214 N. Second.
Moore William, carpenter, h. 36 Moore's rd., W . O.
Moore William D. (Elizabeth R.), general mgr., 217-227 Wayne; h. 232 N. First.
Moore William D. Jr., levelman, res. 232 N. First.
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Moran Edward D. (Kate), (Moran & Bowser), 312 N. Union; h. E. State, E. O. ' *
Moran Fred, brakeman P. R. R., rms. 309% N. Union.
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Moran Mary, wid. Matthew, h. 12 Third av., Bv.
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Moran Mary H., teacher, res. 12 Third av., Bv.
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• MORE, see also M O O R E and MOHR.
a More Kate H., wid. LaGrange F., res. 706 W . Sullivan.
1 *J MORELL PETER, shoemaker, 108 Laurens; rms. 143% N. Union. (See end
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•jj Morgan Cassius C , clerk, 203 N. Union; res. 117 N. Third.
0 Morgan Charles B., helper Vacuum Oil Co., res. 117 N. Third.
J Morgan George H. (Mary), glassblower, h. 106 Coleman.
(P Morgan Horace H. (Emeline K.), salesman, 225 N. Union; h. 168% do.
O Morgan Russell B., res. 118 N. Clinton.
N Morgan Zelena E. Mrs., h. 117 N. Third.
Morian Carlos C. (Marion E.), confectioner, h. 211 N. Clinton.
Morian Fred E. (Mary), confectionery, W . State cor. N. Union; h. 109 S. Fifth.
^J* Morre Theodore, cutter, 138 N. Union.
^"^ Morris Caroline E., res. 249 N. Union.
wmt Morris Charles D., student, res. 249 N. Union.
»V Morris Charles J. (Carrie), helper, h. 506 Brickell av.
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MORRIS C H A R L E S W . (Lulu), lumber, whol., 33 Exchange Bank bldg., and
millinery, 235 N. Union; rms. 116 S. Clinton.
Morris Elizabeth, seamstress, res. 420 N. First.
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Morris Elizabeth C, wid. Samuel D., res. 409 N. Ninth.
Morris Florence, res. 1308 W . Henley.
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Morris Harvey, gen. supt. Weidmann Stave and Heading Mills, h. at Weido
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mann, Ontario, Canada.
MORRIS JACOB E. K. (Sarah F.), physician and surgeon, 249 N. Union; h.
do.; office hours, 11 to 12 a. m., 4 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m.
J i Morris Mabel, domestic, 209 S. Union; res. 1308 W . Henley.
Morris Margaret, res. 249 N. Union.
Morris Raymond B., student, res. 249 N. Union.
Morris Sidney (Bina), currier, h. 1308 W . Henley.
Morris William, night clerk, Grand Central Hotel.
Morse Abbie, bookkeeper, rms. 135 N. Barry.
Morse Cora B., res. 121 Fulton.
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Morse Emulls (Ella), gasfitter, h. 121 Fulton.
Morse George (Alice), laborer, h. Pleasant Valley, N. O.
•J Morse Martha V., bookkeeper, 133 Railroad av.; rms. 135 N. Barry.
<; Morse Merlyn W., clerk, res. 121 N. Third.
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Morse Roswell D., res. 121 N. Third.
Morton Charles D. (Ida L.), switchman, h. 315 N. Seventh.
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Morton Michael C. (Carrie), boilermaker, h. 526 N. Sixth.
pp# Mortz George, currier, bds. 66 Clark, E. O.
*>» Moses Edward C. (Bertha), carpenter, h. 611 W . Henley.
Q ^ Moses John, laborer, h. 412 N. Union.
^^ Moses Joseph, laborer, bds. 453 N. Union.
j ^ Moses Mary, housekeeper, 412 N. Union.
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Mosher Alice D., dressmaker, 129 S. Second; res. do.
r"» Mosher Alvln (Henrietta), lumberman, h. 129 S. Second.
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Mosier
Hattie
B.,
telegrapher,
res.
309
N.
Fifth.
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Mott
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Motto
Motts
Moulton
MottIssue
Charles
Floyd
Fred
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Stephen
May,
George
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Joseph
Samuel
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William
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George
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157
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317
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Directory
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309
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clerk,
wid.
E.),
farmer,
blacksmith,
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S.
switchman,
Union;
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Olean
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meat
M.),
Barry.
conductor
Charles
bartender,
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h.
res.
distiller,
h.
will
carriage
31
cutter,
Chemical
res.
27
55
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h.
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27
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27
437
h.
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260
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painter,
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h.
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315
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N.
213
N.
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309
N.
1902,
O.
av.,
Ninth.
S.
av.,
Bv.
av.,
res.
E.
Union;
h.
N.Barry.
h.
404
Henley.
Bv.
Fifth.
E.
52
Bv.
317
S.
River,
O.
h.S.
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507
Barry.
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State.
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Moulton John, porter, bds. 315 Railroad av.
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Mountain Rose E., res. Ill N. Union.
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M O U N T A I N WILLIAM H., physician and surgeon, 111 N. Union; h. do.; office w W
hours, 8-9 a. m., 1-3 and 7-8 p. m.; Sunday, 12-2 p. m.; Bell 'phone 153.
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Mouston Ella, res. 534 N. Sixth.
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Mouston Michael (Mary), machinist, h. 534 N. Sixth.
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Moyer Bruce, helper, res. 1032 W . Sullivan.
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Moyer Samuel L. (Julia), telegrapher, h. 1032 W . Sullivan.
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Muckey Fayette L., clerk, 154 N. Union; res. 805 W . State.
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Muckey Orgen, livery, 238 N. Union; rms. do.
Muckey William T., clerk, 120 N. Union; h. 805 W . State.
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Mudge Charles (Geraldine), bookkeeper, 1601 W . Henley; h. 113 S. Barry.
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Mukszchl Martin (Annie), laborer, h. 11 N. Walnut, N. O.
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Mulholland William H. (Katherine), bartender, h. 312 Tompkins.
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M U L L E R H E R M A N C. (Mary E.), carriage and sign painter, 477 N. Union; h. JJ Pfl
Allegany rd.
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Mullaly Ann, wid. William, res. 109 River, N. O.
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Mullaly Thomas W., laborer, h. 109 River, N. O.
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Mullln David (Hortense), pipefitter, h. 31 N. River, N. O.
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Mullln Patrick F. (Maggie A.), currier, h. 123 S. Thirteenth.
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Mullner Rose, domestic, 521 N. Fifth.
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Mulrain Jeremiah, stillman, bds. 1126 N. Union, VS. O.
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Mulready John (Margaret H.), laborer, h. 1314 W . Sullivan.
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Multruss Millie, domestic, 116 S. Clinton.
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Mundt Frederick W . (Susan M.), principal N. O. School, h. 318 N. Third.
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Mundt William C, res. 318 N. Third.
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Munger Edwin (Alice R.), driver, 155 N. Union; h. 213 Whitney av.
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Murphy Catherine, wid. George, h. 1103% N. Union, N. O.
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Murphy Daniel, yard foreman Acme Works, N. 0.;'res. 56 Spruce, N. O.
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Murphy Daniel J., car builder, bds. 407 N. Eighth.
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Murphy Daniel M., laborer, res. 17 Oak, N. O.
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Murphy Elizabeth, res. 1103% N. Union, N. O.
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Murphy Elizabeth, res. 56 Spruce, N. O.
Murphy Ellen Mrs., h. 56 Spruce, N. O.
Murphy Frank, currier, rms. 238 N. Third.
Murphy Grace E. Mrs., stenographer, 1409 Buffalo, res. 309 N. Fifth.
Murphy Henry B. (Lillian V.), laborer, h. Kittanning rd., S. O.
Murphy John A., glassblower, res. 17 Oak, N. O.
Murphy John E. (Clara D.), leather sorter, 1601 W . Henley; h. 1005 do.
M U R P H Y J O H N V., druggist, 1103 N. Union; res. 1103% do., N. O.
Murphy Mary, wid. James, res. 56 Spruce, N. O.
Murphy Michael J. (Bridget), currier, h. 225 N. Thirteenth.
Murphy Michael M. (Kate), laborer, h. 17 Oak, N. O.
Murphy Nellie A., res. 17 Oak, N. O.
Murphy William F., res. 17 Oak, N. O.
Murray Henrietta, wid. Parmer, h. 29 Railroad av., E. O.
Murray J. Calvin (Gertrude L.), (American Palace Laundry), 112 W . Sullivan;
h. 71 Bishop, E. O.
Murray Joshua N. (Elizabeth), knife setter, h. 28 King, E. O.
Murray Patrick B. (Ellen), res. 1305 W . Henley.
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Murtaugh Anna E., res. 207 S. Barry.
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Murtaugh Edward (Rennie), tanner, h. 207 S. Barry.
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Murtaugh John W . (Ella M.), foreman, 742 N. Union, N. O.; h. 752 do.
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Murtaugh Maud M., res. 207 S. Barry.
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Myers Catherine, res. 510 N. Seventh.
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Myres Edward,
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1157
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res.
1121
saloon,
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N.
machinist,
1121
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Union;
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1121
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211
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Myres Lavina, wid. Jacob H., h. 211 S. Union.
Myrick George F. (May E.), clerk P. R. R., Railroad av.; h. 316 N. Clinton.
MYRICK MACHINE CO. (Alfred and Edward M. Tothlll), 126-134 E. Sullivan.
Myrick William L., steward, bds. 3 Union pi.
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Nagle Felix (Mary), laborer, h. 67 Oak, N. O.
Nalley Albert L., painter, bds. Genesee House.
Nancarrow Frank H. (Sarah J.), horse trainer; h. 44 Avenue B, Bv.
Nancarrow Rose C, wid. George, res. 44 Avenue B, Bv.
Nash Aaron N. (Ellen C ) , h. 3 Bishop, E. O.
Nash Parker U., laborer, res. 63 Garden av., E. O.
Nash Uriah J. (Mary L.), laborer, h. 63 Garden av., E. O.
N A T I O N A L T R A N S I T CO., 24 Exchange Bank bldg.; Fred B. Humphrey,
mgr.
I/) Neff Edna P., res. 716 Washington.
N E F F E D W A R D W . (Emelie A.), barber, 108 N. Union, City Hall bldg.; h.
716 Washington. (See adv opp. front cover.)
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Nelles Reginald F., tester, bds. Hotel Imperial.
H
N E L S O N A L E X A N D E R W . (Jennie M.), prop. City Steam Laundry, 264 N.
Union; h. 312 Laurel av.
Nelson Bartholomew M., driver, 925 Buffalo; res. 316 N. Thirteenth.
Nelson Betty Mrs., h. 315 Railroad av.
&
Nelson Charles B., bookkeeper, First National Bank; res. 1072 E. State, E. O.
Nelson Clara W., bookkeeper, 264 N. Union; res. 312 Laurel av.
Nelson Electa Mrs., h. 520 W . State.
(/} Nelson Fred (Albertina), laborer, h. 70 King, E. O.
W
Nelson J. Raymond, driver, 463 N. Union; res. 910 Wayne.
Nelson John J. (Julia), sta. engineer, 1601 W . Henley; h. 316 N. Thirteenth.
Nelson Magnus ( E m m a C ) , loco, engineer, 1105 E. State; h. 1072 do., E. O.
Nelson Mary, res. 910 Wayne.
Nelson Mary, wid. Rudolph, res. 115 N. Ninth.
at Nelson Mary J., res. 316 N. Thirteenth.
a Nelson Maude, res. 520 W . State.
4 Q | Nelson Minnie, domestic, 1120 W . State.
j
m Nelson Nellie, res. 1072 E. State, E. O.
^ ^ ^ Nelson P. Henry, polisher, res. 910 Wayne.
^"^ Nelson Paul H. (Mary), oil contractor, h. 910 Wayne.
Nenno Joseph J. (Vida L.), (Coast, Davis & Nenno), 154 N. Union; h. 404
fr^t*\
Laurens.
^ • / N E W C O N K L I N W A G O N CO.. 420-424 E. State; J. E. Dusenbury, pres.; E.
A. Judd, sec. and treas.; D. C. Conklin, gen. mgr.
*_^\ N e w Era Merchant Tailoring Co., 719 W . State; Andrew Schelin, prop.
V J N E W YORK & PENNA. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO., 133% N.
fk^
Union; C. T. McKee, district manager.
\JS^ Newman Anna, wid. Wilson J., dressmaker, 512 Brickell av.; h. do.
-_ • Newman Daniel, glassblower, res. 1480 Buffalo, N. O.
LLbJ Newman Ellen, wid. William, h. 1480 Buffalo, N. O.
vaaa« Newman John J. (Teresa B.), supt. Tanners' Shoe Stock Co., 1602 W . Henley;
f^^
h. 145 S. Union.
^ b . Newman John T. (Kate), machine hand, h. 116 Wayne.
_ ^ J Newman Lee, res. 512 Brickell av.
*2JJ™ Newman Newell N. (Carrie E.), portraits, h. 1116 W. Sullivan.
C f^^jkf
Newman
Roy SHOES
G.,
student,
res.
1116
W.
Sullvan.
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Nichols
Newman
Nichols
Nickel
ington.
YOUR
Ernest
Edward
Ralph
Mary,
Thomas,
Thomas
wid.
H.,
E.
H.tank
G.
(Augusta),
laborer,
(Jennie),
Samuel,
(Dell),
builder,
NEED
res.
res.
laborer,
sta.
sta.
A,
47
res.
708
engineer,
engineer,
Johnson,
G,
1480
W
h.. Park
State.
COOK'S
Buffalo,
h.
301
N.av.,
47
O.
WJohnson,
.E.
N.Henley;
O.
N.h.
O.1212 Wash-
HELIKER &
PATRIDGE
Fire, Life and
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INSURANCE, Masonic Temple
103
Nicklas Anthony A., asst. baggage master P. R. R.; h. Allegany rd.
Nicklas John (Charlotta M.), barber, 108 S. Union; h. 520 N. Fourth.
NICKLES G E O R G E (Greek-American Fruit Co.), 201 N. Union; h. 104 Laurens.
Nickles Gust, clerk, 201 N. Union; res. 104 Laurens.
Nickles Peter, clerk, 201 N. Union; res. 104 Laurens.
N I C K U M C H A R L E S T. (Elizabeth L.), art and wall paper store, 240 N.
Union; h. 131 S. Second.
Nietner Henry (Mary), laborer, h. 1116 Irving.
Noble Bartlett A. (B. Ann), driver, h. 421 N. Ninth.
Noble Bessie L., res. 511% N. Union.
Noble Edward M., tallyman, P. R. R., Railroad av.; rms. 135 N. Barry.
Noble Fred J., machine hand, res 421 N. Ninth.
Noble Laura J., res. 511% N. Union.
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Noble William E. (Helen L.), carpenter, h. 511% N. Union.
^^\
Nobles Byron D. (Louise E.), agent Groton Bridge & Mfg. Co., Ill North; ^ ^
h. 109% do.
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Noonan Bina, student, res. 123 River, N. O.
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Noonan Hannah, wid. Timothy, h. 123 River, VS. O.
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Noonan James (Mary), currier, h. 610 E. State, E. O.
aaaaa
Noonan James, Jr., currier, res. 610 E. State, E. O.
|aa«a;
Noonan John, snapper, res. 610 E. State, E. O.
31 *
Noonan John J., gauger, res. 123 River, VS. O.
Noonan Mary, res. 610 E. State, E. O.
^^^
Noonan Mary B., tel. operator, 209 Masonic Temple; res. 123 River, N. O.
aj-l
Noonan Michael T., clerk, 167 N. Union; res. 123 River, N. O.
>a»^
Noonan William, res. 610 E. State, E. O.
Normandeau Helen E., teacher Jr. High School, bds. 210 E. Henley.
Normandeau N. Alma, teacher, bds. 210 E. Henley.
Northcote Frederick (Sarah), bricklayer, h. 75 River, N. O.
Northcote John, laborer, res. 75 River, N. O.
Northcote Lillian, domestic, 217 N. Eleventh; res. 75 River, N. O.
Northcote Mamie, cigarmaker, res. 65 River, N. O.
Northrup Eva A., wid. Titus, h. 74 Bishop, E. O.
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Northrup May V., res. 74 Bishop, E. O.
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Norton Edward (Mary), laborer, h. 1 Maple, N. O.
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Norton Edward F., painter, res. 1 Maple, N. O.
5
Norton Emmett (Phoebe A.), carpenter, h. 30 N. River, N. O.
M
Norton James (Sadie), currier, h. 32 River, N. O.
2
Norton John R. (Lizzie), cabinetmaker, h. 30 First av. Bv.
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Norton Louise A., wid. Henry J., h. 105 Main, Bv.
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Norton Maria E., wid. L. B., h. 87 Main, Bv.
Norton Ruth E., res. 105 Main, Bv.
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Nowinki Michael, laborer, bds. 810 N. Union. N. O.
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Noyes William P. (Leila V.), dentist. 156 N. Union; h. 310 N. Clinton.
Nutt Ella A., bookkeeper, res. 29 Pierce av.. W . O.
in r\
Nutt Grace, laundress, 264 N. Union: res. 29 Pierce av., W . O.
C 5
Nutt John A. (Rose A.), electrician, Olean Street Rv.; h. 120 Wayne.
W M
Nutt Mary E., wid. Newell S., h. 20 Pierce av., W . O.
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Nutting Alonzo (Eva), teamster, h. 26 Third av., Bv.
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l/j f
Oakleaf
student,
res. 207 N. *"*
Fourth.
3,1Edward
North M.,
Union
S.r.o,.
LIQUOR
DEALERS
O A K L E A F F R A N K H. (Jennie B.), bookseller, stationer and news dealer, I I
Oakley
Oakleaf
127 Jennie
George
George,
N.
James
Howard
Marion
Union;
A.,
WF.,
O.
molder,
A.,
.
B.,
domestic,
(Blanche),
student,
(Edith
h.
res.
res.
207
rms.
207
207
CN.
)res.
418
,N.
N.
City
Fourth.
carpenter,
molder,
207
Laurens.
Fourth.
Fourth.
Hall,
N.133
(See
Fourth.
bds.
h.Railroad
325
Genesee
adv.)
S. Barry.
av.;
House.
h. 315 Irving.
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Men's Fine Shoes
p. E. T Y L E R
&
CO. £ 2 3 1 * 0 *
-P 104
0
fn Oakley John L. (Maud), carpenter, h. 329 S. Barry.
-P Oakley Joseph T., operator, bds. Grand Central Hotel.
_ m— Oberist Henry, trav. salesman, rms. 110 Hamilton.
C y © O'Brien Daniel (Elizabeth A.), sta. engineer, h. 27 Elm, N. O.
O - P O'Brien Frank, brakeman, bds. 501 N. Eighth.
(3 O'Brien James R., clerk, 205 N. Union; res. 208 N. Fifth.
f\>+? O'BRIEN J A M E S W., managing clerk, Olean House; res. do.
Ui O'Brien Jennie E., res. 301 E. State.
.p O'Brien Jeremiah, res. 429 N. Seventh.
02 O'CONNELL see also C O N N E L L .
© O'Connell Bros. (Philip and James), billiards, 126-128 W . State.
K. O'Connell James (O'Connell Bros.), 126-128 W . State; rms. 127 S. First.
t> O'Connell Nellie G., res. 115 Irving.
O'Connell Philip (Margaret), (O'Connell Bros.), 126-128 W . State; h. 115
•s
Irving.
r^. , O'Connell Philip, Jr., snapper, res. 115 Irving.
y^"1 O'CONNOR see also C O N N E R and C O N N O R .
_u O'Connor Michael (Margaret), laborer, h. 1017 W . Sullivan.
• ^ ^ H O'Connor Michael J., machinist, bds. 1012 N. Union, N. O.
^ J O'Connor Redmond, bartender, 130 W . State; rms. 409 W . Henley.
1 O'Day Jennie, clerk, 123 N. Union; res. S. Barry.
• " ^ Odd Fellows' Hall, 229% N. Union.
Odell Charles H. (M. E m m a ) , trav. salesman, h. 319 Tompkins.
« O D E L L DANIEL W . (Anna), saloon, 315 N. Union; h. 223 do.
t 1 Odell Fred W., bartender, 315 N. Union; res. 223 do.
'""^ Odell Herman L. (Bessie F.), coachman, h. 113 N. Fourth.
Odell John C , student, res. 223 N. Union.
r
, O'Dell Jennie H., dressmaker, 108 E. Sullivan; h. do.
[^^^ O'Donnell Agnes, res. 73 Oak, N. O.
_ ^ O'Donnell Gertrude, domestic, 1303 Buffalo.
Q £ j j O'Donnell Honora, wid. Maurice, h. 1494 Buffalo, N. O.
'
-J O'Donnell Jeremiah (Kate), driver, h. 73 Oak, N. O.
[ T I O'Donnell John (Mena), buffer, h. 1313 W . State.
'__; O'Donnell Julia, res. 73 Oak, N. O.
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O'Donnell Madge, res. 1303 Buffalo.
'
-J O'Donnell Mary A., domestic, 112 S. Clinton.
^ ^ J O'Donnell Nellie, dressmaker, res. 117 S. Barry.
'
J O'Donnell Susie, res. 117 S. Barry.
-.fc^P O'Donnell William P. (Susie), laborer, h. 1303 Buffalo.
Oelkrug William
William (Georgia),
R. (Lizzie),
h. 121 S. Twelfth.
o^""N O'Hern
h.pumper,
717 Irving
Florence
H., dressmaker,
109 N.538
Twelfth;
res,E.do.
0
JJ O'Hara
Olbey James
B. (Mary
A.), blacksmith,
E. State,
O.; h. 102 Fulton.
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O'Hara John T., driver chemical wagon, res. 109 N. Twelfth.
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O'Hara Mary, wid. Barclay, h. 109 N. Twelfth.
^ F. O'Hara
Rose, domestic, 119 S. Third; res. 109 N. Twelfth.
y§
H. OAKLEAF,
[jj
O'Hara William F., currier, res. 109 N. Twelfth.
O'Hearn Book
Henry and
J., laborer,
209 S. Ninth.
Stationer,
News res.
Dealer,
O'Hearn Joseph, driver, res. 209 S. Ninth.
L_
O'Hearn Mary, wid.BLANK
John, h.BOOKS
209 S. RULED
Ninth. TO ORDER.
1
O'Hern Gertrude E., res. 207 N. Fifth.
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Fire, Brick and Clay
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Builders' Supplies, Coal and W o o d w
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Olds Charles (Lydia E.), carpenter, h. 212 Winters av.
Olds Ethel M., res. Ill N. Clinton.
Olds Fred C. (Miranda C ) , chemical mfr., h. Ill N. Clinton.
o o
Olds Jennie R., wid. John A., h. 8 1 0 % W . Sullivan.
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Olean Bill Posting Co., 25 Exchange Bank bldg.; Frank D. Leland, mgr.
O L E A N B O T T L I N G W O R K S , bottlers Schlitz Milwaukee beer, 412 N. Union; ^ o
A. J. Heliker, mgr.
O
OLEAN BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, 109 North; E.
k
E. Alderman, sec.
OLEAN CARPET CLEANING A N D FEATHER RENOVATING W O R K S , 257
N. Union; Henry C. Schamel, prop. (See adv.)
Olean Carriage Works, 522-524 N. Union; George D. Thurber, mgr.
Olean Chemical Works, N. Union, N. O.
Olean Electric Light & Power Co., 430-432 N. Union; N. V. V. Franchot, pres.;
G Oi
H. L. Gerstenberger, sec. and treas.; A. E. Ecklund, supt.
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Olean Fish and Oyster Co., 608 W . State; Joseph Yampolski, mgr.
rll
O L E A N F U N E R A L D I R E C T I N G CO., undertakers and embalmers, 217 N . f * ^
Union; Quigley & Barrett, props.
Olean Glass Co., 1409 Buffalo; S. W . Pancoast, pres.; F. W . Higgins, vicepres.; T. H. Pancoast, treas.; J. L. Clyde, sec.
Olean Herald (The), 215 N. Union; Sibley & Ostrom, props.
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O L E A N H O U S E , 126-140 N. Union; H. S. Sartweil, prop.
O L E A N H O U S E B A R B E R S H O P , 130 N. Union; W . Wallace Virglnnia, Jr., ^
prop. (See adv.)
Olean House Pharmacy, 134 N. Union; O. P. Ross, prop.
Olean Job Printing Office, 314 Masonic Temple; Charles F. Meloy, prop.
OOLLE AENA LNE D GMEO
R R(N
T HI
E )N, G
weekly,
Smith,
A N 241
D N.
W EUnion;
E K L WYa d hTa mIsM&E S
, props.
O L E A107
N North;
L I Q U O R C.S TD.
O RStraight,
E , 248 N.editor
Union;
Edward
prop.
and
prop. Dorsey,
(See adv.)
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OOlean
L E A NOpera
L I V EHouse,
R Y CO.,115
140W.
N. State.
Union; John Heilman, mgr.
OOLEAN
L E A N MILLS,
502 E. State;
OliverGeorge
& Bolender,
props.
POST OFFICE,
City bldg;
M. Mayer,
postmaster.
P""H
OOLEAN
L E A N MSAFE
O N U MDEPOSIT
E N T A L WCO.,
O R K Exchange
S , 201-203 National
W . State;Bank.
Foley Bros., props. (See *adv.
inside
Olean
School
of back
Music,cover.)
303 N. Union; Jarslow de Zielinskl, principal.
OLEAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 312 E. State; Frank S. Tinklepaugh, prop. I I I
'Phone No. 179.
W W
> OLEAN STREET RAILWAY, N. Union cor. Main; Wilson R. Page, pres. and
treas.; Irving W. Miller, supt. and sec.
3
OLEAN SUPPLY CO., builders' supplies, contractors, coal and wood, 413 N.
Union.
W
Olean Tannery (U. S. Leather Co.), 1105 E. State, E. O.
OLEAN TRANSPORTATION CO., 123 N. First; Gilligan & Bisett, props.
(See adv. side lines.)
O'Leary Katie, res. 16 Elm, N. O.
Oles Mary Mrs., h. 9 Griffin, E. O.
Oles Nellie C , res. 9 Griffin, E. O.
o
Oliver George (Nellie A.), (Oliver & Bolender), 502 E. State; h. 332 Laurel av.
Oliver John (Caroline A.), miller and salesman, 502 E. State; h. 202 N. Clinton.
O L I V E R & B O L E N D E R (George Oliver and George P. Bolender), props. Olean
t n
Mills, 502 E. State. (See £.dv. inside front cover.)
Olmstead Russell (Dilla E.), brakeman, h. 327 Whitney av.
Olmstead Wllliard, laborer, bds. 327 Whitney av.
Wholesale
and Retail
-<-t 1 |
Olson Charles (Hulda) tanner, h. 807
Buffalo.
Olson
Thomas
h. 33 Maple,
N. O.n. Union Street
Dealers,
D
unl
a v e y(Mary
B rA.),
o slaborer,
. Liquor
O'Meara Frank L., blacksmith, 112 S. Third; res. 435 N. Union.
O'Meara Lawrence, cigars and soft drinks, 435 N . Union; h. do.
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g
F O O T W E A R
OF ALL KINDS, at
106
03
a
F. E . T Y L E R &
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.
O'Meara Louise, domestic, 319 N. Fourth.
M
-^ O'Neil Henry R. (Mary E.), trav. salesman, h. 911 W . Henley.
5 O'Neill Anna, waitress, Olean House.
*• 2 O'Neill Annie, wid. Neil, h. 518 N. Fourth.
cd _j O'Neill Berenice, res. 909 W . Henley.
S
CD O O'Neill Francis (Lena), watchman, h. 519 N. Ninth.
O'Neill Frank (Ellen), carpenter, h. 909 W . Henley.
_
O'Neill Henry, laborer, res. 518 N. Fourth.
CM
O'Neill Hugh C , res. 909 W . Henley.
O'Neill Patrick, laborer, res. 518 N. Fourth.
Oosterhoudt Charles (Carrie G.), farmer, h. 56 Front, Bv.
- •^ Oosterhoudt Edwin I. (Lucy A.), asst. supt; h. 304 N. Barry.
^•4 Oosterhoudt Emeline, wid. William, res. 215 Jay.
tmd Oosterhoudt Frank S. (Louisa), h. 309 N. First.
*V
Oosterhoudt Roy E., leather measurer, res. 57 Main, Bv.
A ) Oosterhoudt William A. (Harriet F.), deputy sheriff, h. 57 Main, Bv.
p^~
Oosterhoudt William A.-Jr., clerk p. o., res. 57 Main, Bv.
\^* Opel Gustav (Capitola L.), glassblower, h. 806 Buffalo.
S * Orcutt John H. (Carrie A.), laborer, h. 23 Pierce av., W . O.
i -> Orcutt William S. (Mildred), clerk, 137 N. Union; h. 27 Genesee, Bv.
^ 5 J O'Rourke Edward, saloon, 521 VS. Union; h. do.
^ ^ O'Ro.urke George H. (Winnifred), oil tester, res. 219 N. Fifth.
O
O'Rourke John J., bartender, 521 N. Union; res. do.
Osbon George W . (Carrie), restaurant, 129 W . State; h. do.
•Osborn George, molder, bds. 56 Spruce, N. O.
y ^ Osborne Lena M., teacher No. 1 School, bds. 116 S. Clinton.
'
' Osgood C. Edward (Ida J.), laborer, h. 432 N. Eighth.
Osgood George N., laborer, h. 45 Grossman av., E. O.
A \ Osgood William S. (Agnes A.), laborer, h. Dugan rd., E. O.
^ , O'SHEA see also SHEA.
O Y O'Shea Mary, wid. Patrick, res. 314 N. Thirteenth.
^2
O'Shea Patrick (Johanna), laborer, h. 314 N. Thirteenth.
l ^ ^ Osko Michael P., laborer, h. 59 Elm, N. O.
[ %, j Osterman Frank (Nellie), currier, h. 713 Irving.
paaa^ Osterman John (Celia), laborer, h. McCann Hollow, S. O.
Osterman William, molder, 133 Railroad av.; bds. 322 Tompkins.
Osterstuck E. Emory (Mary J.), farmer, h. Dugan rd., E. O.
Osterstuck Emery (Adelia), farmer, h. 32 Water, N. O.
Osterstuck Frank L. (Lena), farmer, h. Plucker Hollow, N. O.
Ostertag Appolonia, wid. Christian, res. W . State, W . O.
Ostertag Blanche, res. W . State, W . O.
Ostertag John H. (Ettie E.), car repairer, h. W . State, W . O.
Ostrander Arthur W., currier, bds. 131 S. Eleventh.
Ostrander Fred, plumber, bds. 717 W . State.
Ostrom Elizabeth S., wid. Lyman, res. 325 N. Fourth.
Ostrom William L. (Katherine F.), (Sibley & Ostrom), 215 N. Union; h. 325
N. Fourth.
Oswick George (Mary E.), pipefitter, h. 303 W . State.
Othaflian Hall, 114 W . State.
O'Toole Agnes, res. 121 S. Twelfth.
O'Toole Edward F., brakeman P. R. R., bds. Genesee House.
O'Toole Ella, res. 128 S. Sixth.
O'Toole John (Maggie), glassblower, h. 134 N. Twelfth.
O'Toole Joseph, glassblower, res. 17 Homer, N. O.
O'Toole Mary, seamstress, 505 N. Union; res. 17 Homer, N. O.
O'Toole
Mary
A.,
laundress,
Grand
Central
Hotel.
B. UN.
ZSU
TAYLOR
O'Toole
Otto
Ouderkirk
Union
Andrew
Nellie,
Thomas
Michael
Mary
$Abraham
Street.
KINQ'S
J.K.,
waitress,
(Jennie
(Mary),
(Minnie),
domestic,
(Lina),
WJNDSOR_
MILLS
D.),
323
laborer,
laborer,
305
teamster,
h.
N.
AND
120
N.
Union.
h.PLASTER
h.
Second.
S.17
CEILINGS.
Barry.
Homer
h.
Homer,
Dugan
Hill,
N.
rd.,
O.
N.E.
O.O.
G I L L I N G H A M & S O N , I Builders' Supplies a n d
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302 N,.th union str,.t.
g Contracting
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OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY. 107 © P]
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Ougist Stanislaus (Mary), laborer, h. 9 Franklin, N. O.
OVERTON G. BLEASDALE, land agent, h. 321 N. Fifth.
Owens Lizzie J., domestic, 602 W. Sullivan.
Owens William, farmer, h. 35 Brook, E. O.
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Paddock Jennie H., dressmaker, res. 302 S. Eighth.
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Paddock John H. (Emma L.), car inspector, h. 27 Second av., Bv.
8 ®
Paddock Lizzie, wid. Roswell, dressmaker, 302 S. Eighth; h. do.
2^0
Paddock Ray A., res. 302 S. Eighth.
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Page Edward J., telegrapher, res. 96 River, N. O.
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Page Ellery L. (Diana M.), foreman, h. 1203 Washington.
^ ^
Page
stenographer,
153 N.rss.
Union;
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Page Estella
Joseph,M.,
driver,
1301 W. State;
do. res. 96 River, N. O.
Page
Frank
E.
(Hattie
M.),
(Larkhan
&
Page),
312
W.
State;
h.
do.
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Page Margaret L., wid. John, h. 96 River, N. O.
Page
FrankA.,
W .wid.,
(Hattie
M.),flagman,
h. 419
a- 2
Page Mary
h. Kittaning
rd., S.
O. N. Ninth.
PAGE WILSON R. (Nellie F.), pres. and treas. Olean Street Railway Co.; Ed
h. Ill S. Second.
I—I
Palmateer Florence M., res. 10 Garden av., E. O.
•-3
Palmateer Harvey C, laborer, h. 10 Garden av., E. O.
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PALMER A. M. & CO. (Alfred M. Palmer and J. M. Crandall), druggists, id
booksellers and stationers, 161 N. Union; branch, 722 W. State.
fed
Palmer Alfred M. (Alice M.), (A. M. Palmer & Co.), 161 N. Union; h. 511 W . m
Henley.
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Palmer Amelia M., wid. Seward S., h. 125 N. Fifth.
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Palmer Benjamin (Nellie), snuffer, h. 51 Garden av., E. O.
fed
Palmer Carrie L., res. 125 N. Fifth.
Palmer Irenus J. (Victoria E.), carpenter, h. 41 Railroad av., E. O.
Palmer J. V., tank roofer, bds. 1126 N. Union, N. O.
Palmer James H. (Bridget), carpenter, h. 8 Pond, E. O.
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Palmer Joshua K. (Rebecca C ) , second reader Christian Science; h. 306 N. fed
Clinton.
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Palmer Lester I., helper, res. 125 N. Fifth.
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Palmer Sidney, foreman, bds. 1126 N. Union, N. O.
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Palon Orson (Barbara), laborer, h. 79 Railroad av., E. O.
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Pan-American Restaurant, 244 N. Union; Robertson & Rowley, props.
Pancoast Samuel W . (Helen M.), pres. Olean Glass Co., 1409 Buffalo; h. 120
Laurens.
Pancoast Thomas H. (Ida J.), treas. and gen. mgr. Olean Glass Co., 1409
Buffalo; h. 231 N. Second.
Parish Caroline, wid. E. H., res. 311 Irving.
Parish Melvin (Emellne), h. 18 First av., Bv.
Parker Allen A. (Hannah M.), farmer, h. River rd., S. O.
Parker Annis, wid. John A., h. Kittaning rd., S. O.
Parker Blanche, res. 206 N. Fifth.
Parker Carlton B. (Mary E.), farmer, h. Pleasant Valley, N. O.
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Parker Chester A., laborer, res. 331 N. Seventh.
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Parker Erastus G. (Mary), farmer, h. 80 Union, S. O.
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Parker Genevieve G., res. 206 N. Fifth.
Parker Grace, wid. Wallace J., res. 135 W . River, S. O.
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135 W
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3 fc William (Maryette), farmer, TT. 29 Main, Bv.
•3 < WILLIS D., lawyer, 156 N. Union; h. 206 N. Fifth.
PARKER
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Parkhurst John C. (Mame I.), glassblower, h. 210 N. Seventh.
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Pasche Adolph (Anna), laborer, h. 1301% W . State.
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»• Passmore Gertrude F., res. 213 E. Henley.
C O Passmore John H. (Margaret), electrician, h. 128 S. Clinton.
Passmore Mary, dressmaker, 131 S. Second; rms. do.
P A S S M O R E S A M U E L E. (E. Louise), real estate and insurance, 309 Masonic
Temple; h. 213 E. Henley.
Passmore William D. (Emilie R.), lineman, h. 210 S. Clinton.
Patterson E. Alonzo (Minerva A.), smoker, Armour & Co.; h. 34 Garden
av., E. O.
Patterson George B. (Abbie E.), carpenter, h. 208 W . State.
Patterson Sarah, wid. Varne, res. 323 Whitney av.
PATRIDGE WILLIAM M. (Heliker & Patridge), 307 Masonic Temple; h.
Nunda, N. Y.
Paul William (Lena M.), miller, h. 810 Washington.
Paulman Fred H., cigars and barber, 1114 W . State; bds. do.
Paulman Henry L. (Louise), laborer, h. 1435 Buffalo.
Peabody Leona, res. 26 Griffin, E. O.
Pease James A. (Lillian G.), pumper, h. 410 S. Union.
Peck Allen D. (Rhoda A.), chief train dispatcher, P. R. R.; h. 304 N. Clinton.
Peck Nathan B., re",. 216 N. Third.
Peckham Allen Z., barber, 511 N. Union; bds. do.
C O Peckham Frank C. (Carrie E.), carpenter, h. 434 N. First.
C O Peckham Grace M., trimmer, 207 N. Union; res. 434 N. First.
Peglar Abbie A., teacher, res. 86 River, N. O.
Peglar Arthur R., machinist, res. 86 River, N. O.
v Peglar Dora M., student, res. 86 River, N. O.
C O Peglar Edna R., dressmaker, res. 86 River, N. O.
1 — Peglar George O. (Elizabeth), laborer, h. 23 Water, N. O.
Peglar John G. (Mercy A.), towerman, h. 86 River, N. O.
Pelton Frank D. (Anna E.), livery, 605 E. State; h. do., E. O.
Pelton Frank W., res. 605 E. State, E. O.
Pelton John G. (Mary F.), cleaning and pressing, 219% N. Union; h. 204 N.
Clinton.
Pelton William L., clerk, 163 N. Union; res. 204 N. Clinton.
Pender Anna, domestic, 132 N. First.
Pendergast Agnes, waitress, Hotel Imperial.
Pendleton Ella M., wid. Charles, h. 312 S. Third.
Pendleton Henry H., laborer, bds. 92 Clark, E. O.
Penn Grafton (Sarah), barber, h. r. 520 W . State.
Penn Norvin J. (Addie E.), glassblower, h. r. 810 W . Sullivan.
Pennello Alfonzo (Rosie), laborer, h. 20 Oak, N. O.
Pennock Charles E., conductor P. R. R.; rms. 13 Riley & Wands block.
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Peterson Charles W . (Anna E.),flesher,h. 10 Plum, E. O.
5- 2
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Peterson George E. (Irene), carftullder,h. 409 W . Henley.
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Peterson Helen, res. 302 N. Ninth.
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Peterson John H., wagonmaker, res. 132 Adams.
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Peterson John P., bricklayer, h. 791 N. Union, N. O.
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Peterson Roy J. (Carrie L.), photographer, 236 N. Union; h. 146 N. Sixth.
Peterson Solomon (Lena), h. 41 Spring, E. O.
Peterson William P., clerk, 112 W . State; bds. do.
Petitt George S. (Juliet), h. Pleasant Valley, N. O.
Pettit E. C. Mrs., millinery and ladies' tailoring, 147 N. Union; h. do.
Pettit Edwin C. (Kate M.), mgr. 147 N. Union; h. do.
Pew Jacob VS., sec. and treas. Keystone Gas Co., 182 N. Union; h. Pittsburg,
Pa.
Pfeffer Ada K., dressmaker, bds. 205 N. Thirteenth.
Pfeffer Mary, housekeeper, 1312 Washington.
Phelps Freeman W . (Hattie), foreman, h. 26 Griffin, E. O.
Phelps George H. (Nellie A.), pipefitter, h. 901 W . Henley.
Philius Cornelius (Etta), auditor U. S. Leather Co.; bds. 125 S. Second.
Philius Harry B., student, bds. 125 S. Second.
Phillips Charles, oil treater, res. 821 N. Union, N. O.
Phillips Daniel H. (Blanche M.), bookkeeper, Acme Works, N. O.; h. 206 N.
Second.
Phillips Emmett (Mary E.), laborer, h. Plucker Hollow, N. O.
Phillips Frederick J. (Gertrude W . ) , brazer, 504 VS. Union; h. 319 Coleman.
Phillips George A., bicycle repairer, 315 W . State; res. 143 N. Ninth.
Phillips George E. (May M.), bicycles, 315 W . State; h. 143 N. Ninth.
Phillips Luke, h. 821 N. Union, N. O.
Phillips Margaret B., res. 206 N. Second.
Phillips M a x B. (Stella), painter, res. 143 N. Ninth.
Phillips Millie M., res. 143 N. Ninth.
Phillips Peter (Sarah P.), (Phillips & Keenan), 535 N. Union; res. 821 N.
Union, N. O.
Phillips Sadie C , clerk, 237 N. Union; res. 821 N. Union, N. O.
Phillips & Keenan (Peter Phillips and George Keenan), gen. store, 535 N.
Union.
Phinney Beriah (Harriet A.), contractor, h. 1102 W . Sullivan.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., City bldg.; Fitch & Ellis, mgrs.
Pickard James,finisher,res. 824 .E. State, E. O.
Pickard Mabel, res. 824 E. State, E. O.
Pierce Frank
(Lillian
M.),
h. 8 Genesee, Bv.
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Mary E.
Mrs.,
h. 824
E.carpenter,
State, E. O.
Pierce
W., res. 824
1006E.
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State.E. O.
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William,
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Pierce
(PierceR.),
& Cobb),
308 Masonic
Temple;
res. Allegany, N. Y. ^0 ^ —
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trav. salesman,
h. 226
N. Third.
Pierce Ada, h. 141 N. Barry.
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res.
316
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Pierce Caleb D. Louisa S.), grocer, 201 N. Eleventh; h. 1114 Washington.
are the sole owners of the
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Pierce Daniel W . (Hattie E.), laborer, h. 47 Railroad av., E. O.
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Eugene
Ernest W
W.,
S.
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res. 316 Laurens.
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inspector,City
h. 627
bldg.;
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h. 231
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Pierce J. Frank (E. Lola), bookkeeper, h. 123 N. Clinton.
Pierce James, pres. The James Pierce Leather Co., h. Maiden, Mass.
PIERCE J A M E S L E A T H E R CO. (THE) 1601-1611 W . Henley; James Pierce,
pres.; F. L. Bartlett, sec. and treas.; H. H. Leathe, asst. treas.
Pierce James S. (Celia W.), oil producer, h. 1006 W . State.
Pierce John F. (Olive M.), tower operator, h. 310 N. Eighth.
Pierce Laura, wid. Nathaniel, res. 47 Railroad av., E. O.
Pierce M. Mabelle, res. 316 Laurens.
^ Pierce Mary, wid. Joseph, res. 1615 W . Henley.
J Pierce Maud E., res. 141 N. Barry.
g Pierce Ormal W . (Margaret), cornice mfr., 108-110 S. Third; h. 403 W . State.
Pierce William P. (Sarah Pearson), leather mfr., h. 316 Laurens.
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sonic Temple.
£ Pierson John (Josephine), car inspector, h. 145 N. Sixth.
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a, Pinkerton Mary A., wid. Wayne, h. 46 Elm, N. O.
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res. 20 plumber,
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Bv. S. Fourth.
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130 W .City
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205 S.
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601 W . State.
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h. 107 N.
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Eh Polley Alice P., wid. Brewer D., h. 10 Second av.. Bv.
< 4 Polley Frank G., machinist, 502 N. Union; res. 10 Second av., Bv.
Polley George (Minnie), trav. salesman, rms. 211 N. First.
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Polley Gertrude E., stenographer, 504 N. Union; res. 10 Second av., Bv.
Polley Sarah Mrs., h. 41 Genesee, Bv.
Pomeroy Lucy K., wid. A. King, res. 153 N. Seventh.
Pope Fred B. night clerk, Hotel Imperial; res. do.
Porch Archie (Johanna), glassblower, h. 107 N. Fourth.
Porsch William J. (Anna), machinist, h. 1004 Washington.
Post Albert M. Margaret M.), h. 801 Irving.
Post Charles E., h. 1504 Irving.
Post Elsie E., operative, res. 801 Irving.
<£ljl Post Foster W., laborer, res. 801 Irving.
X j . Post Grace F., res. 801 Irving.
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Powers Frank F., laborer, res. 1401 Buffalo.
Powers John (Ellen), h. 1401 Buffalo.
Powers John J. (Powers Bros.), 501 N. Thirteenth; res. 1401 Buffalo.
Pratt Dora M., operative, bds. 98 River, N. O.
Pratt Dykeman A. (Adellah G.), grocer, 236 N. Union; h. 309 Laurel av.
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Pratt Emerson A., extra conductor P. R. R., rms. 6 Union pi.
Pratt EM ward W . (Margaret B.), farmer, h. Pleasant Valley, Bv.
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Pratt Emory B., res. 309 Laurel av.
Pratt Ira F., bds. Hotel Imperial.
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Pratt M. Ella, res. 528 N. Sixth.
Pratt Mary L., res. 225 N. Fourth.
Pratt Merritt E. (Azalia E.), laborer, 502 N. Union; h. 27 Goodrich av., E. O. £=a
Preckle Mabel L., res. 206 Coleman.
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Price Albert G., salesman, 14o N. Union; res. 110 N. Second.
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asst. supt.
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Putney John C. (Anna), teamster, h. 49 Garden av., E. O.
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•+J fe Quinn Margaret M., res. 109 N. Twelfth.
*^ „ Quirin Angie, housekeeper, 411 E. State.
r n fe Quirin Charles H., foreman, 926 E. State, E. O.; rms. 233% N. Union.
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•*% S Quirin Leslie R., res. 808 E. State, E. O.
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repairer,
h. 7 Fourth av., Bv.
N. Union;
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laborer,
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13
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h R A F F E R T Y C H A R L E S H. (Laura B.), job printing, rm. 7, 156 N. Union; h.
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tr~ *h Railroad House, 405 N. Union; J. M. Haugh, prop.
(/J II Rajski Joseph (Lena), laborer, h. 4 6 % Pine, N. O.
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Ramsey Eliza, wid. Sylvester S., h. 311 E. Henley.
ID k4 Ramsey E m m a M., public stenographer, 214 Masonic Temple; res. 128 E.
pi,
Henley.
K Ramsey Florence, student, res. 224 N. First.
Ramsey W . Howard, res. 128 E. Henley.
QJ Ramsey William H. (Juliet P.), bookkeeper, 5-6 City Hall; h. 128 E. Henley.
t> r. Randall Addison (Almeda), carpenter, h. 1509 W . Henley.
J> *T Randall Charles W . (Lizzie), laborer, h. 1515 W . Henley.
F^» (0 Randall Claude E., coachman, 305 N. Second.
"•} n Randall Ella M., res. 601 Irving.
*•*' (J Randall Ernest (Bridget), farmer, h. Pleasant Valley, N. O.
| y Randall John (Sophia O.), laborer, h. 601 Irving.
JT *+ Randall John P., carpenter, res. 1509 W . Henley.
n if Randall Lewis H., carpenter, res. 1509 W . Henley.
•* Randall Roxie, res. 105 Main, Bv.
—„ Randall Walter U., res. 601 Irving.
•i Randolph John A., res. 28 Queen, E. O.
O
Randolph Thomas (Alice L.), carriagemaker, h. 28 Queen, E. O.
Rank George R. (Jennie T.), harness, 204 W . State; h. do., W . O.
^ ^ ? 1 Ranow John J. (Elvira C ) , blacksmith, 471 N. Union; h. r. 29 Garden av., E.O.
^^•^ Rapp Frederick C. (Lillie M.), sta.fireman,h. 226 N. Seventh.
^ ^ R A P P W I L L I A M A. (Ida P.), freight and passenger agent P. R. R. ;h. 215 Jay.
Q & Z Rapp William C , res. 215 Jay.
^ ^ * Rarey Harry R., U. S. Army, res. 45 Railroad av., E. O.
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At Reasonable Prices ONLY When Promised
Commercial Work a Specialty.
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
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Rarey Henry F. (Harriet), driver, h. 45 Railroad av., E. O.
Rarey Herbert (Lina), junk dealer, h. Kittaning rd., S. O.
C/>
Rathburn Charles B. (Stella D.), car inspector, h. 47 Orchard av., E. O.
•
Ratzel Charles (Almira B.), car repairer, h. 1213 Washington.
âaal
Raub Elmer E. (Bertha M.), molder, h. 24 Hoops, E. O.
"
Raub Herschel D. (Blanche I.), (L. M. Raub & Son), 311-312 Masonic Temple;
h. 333 Laurel av.
Raub Joseph (Mary J.), sta. engineer, h. 212 N. Sixth.
Raub L. M. & Son (Lewis M. and Herschel D.), dentists, 311-312 Masonic
Temple.
Raub Lewis M. (Sarah M.), (L. M. Raub & Son), 311-312 Masonic Temple; h.
315 Laurel av.
Raub William, driller, h. 407 S. Fourth.
Rauschert A d a m (Kate), tinsmith, h. 527 N. Eighth.
Rauschert Fred, snapper, res. 527 N. Eighth.
Rauschert Katie, domestic, res. 527 N. Eighth.
Rauschert William, boilermaker, res. 527 N. Eighth.
Rawson Frank D., laborer, res. 8 N. Washington, N. O.
Rawson Washington (Lizzie), laborer, h. 8' N. Washington, N. O.
Ray Daniel P. (Anna M.), supt. Olean tannery, 1105 E. State; h. 220 N. First.
Ray John K., res. 220 N. First.
Ray Mabel H., res. 220 N. First.
^
Ray Richard R., clerk, res. 220 *N. First.
Raymond August J., molder, 133 Railroad av.; res. 505 N. Seventh.
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Raymond Charles (Catherine P.), sta.fireman,h. 505 N. Seventh.
CaJ
Raymond Charles J., carrier, res. 505 N. Seventh.
.^•T^
Raymond Rose C , res. 505 N. Seventh.
Reader John (Eva), car repairer, h. 524 N. Seventh.
^^^
Reagan Margaret, domestic, 123 N. First.
^^9
Reagan Michael, currier, bds. 131 S. Eleventh.
aaai
Reager Josephine, domestic, 302 Laurens.
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R E A R D O N see also R E I R D O N and RIORDAN.
r*^^
Reardon Catherine, res. 42 Elm, N. O.
Reardon Ellen, wid. John, h. 42 Elm, N. O.
O
Reardon James, res. 42 Elm, N. O.
*4
Reardon Mary, res. 42 Elm, N. O.
a
Reazs Willard R. (Frances), currier, h. 311 S. Eighth.
^
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Rebman Frank E. (Teresa), machinist, h. 42 Walnut, N. O.
Redding Catherine, wid. Michael, res. 232 S. Barry.
^
Reddy Charles (Mary), currier, h. r. 601 E. State, E. O.
P ^B
R E E D Mary
N E W TB.,
O N domestic,
L. Rev. 102
(Elinor
L. S.), pastor First Presbyterian church; £ Cj
Reddy
E. Henley.
w ^
R E Eh.
D 206
see Laurens.
also REID.
Reed
Shirley
oil refiner, h. 128 VS. Fourth.
Reed P.
Byron
W., (Gertrude),
res. 206 Laurens.
=53=^
Reed
(Carrie
M . ) ,res.
brakeman,
3 2 0 % W . State.
I I
Reed Sylvester
Caroline, J.
wid.
George,
128 N.h.
Fourth.
=s=s=;
Reed
(Bertie W .machinist,
) , foreman,
N . Barry.
Reed Wilbur
Charles B.
(Barbara),
h. h.
222305
Winters
av.
Reel
student,
res.Laurens.
113 N. Sixth.
I (
Reed Anastasia,
Charlotte L.,
res. 206
Reel
office
boy, Ah.
c m228
e Works,
N. O.; res. 113 N . Sixth.
I I
Reed Charles
Diantha,L.,
wid.
Edward,
S. Barry.
Reel
A.), asst.237
oil N.
inspector,
c m e228
Works,
N. O.; h. 113 N. Sixth. JO ^rj
Reed Frank
E m m a (Mary
C , domestic,
Union; Ares.
S. Barry.
Reel
Margaret
M
r
3
,
housekeeper,
435
N
.
Union.
Reed Hattie, wid. Albert, h. 413 S. Third.
3 ' "
Reese
AndrewW.,
J.,stenographer.
drayman, h. 22
232
S. Barry.Bank bldg.; res. 305 N. Barry.
Reed Minnie
Exchange
S B
Reeve John C , mgr. 463 N. Union; h. 208 N. Fourth.
& •*£
Reeve Josephine T., res. 208 N. Fourth.
D l ^ £ V E Y
B R O S .
*
u S S T S S i s
Men's Fine Shoes
p. E. T Y L E R
&
CO.ESiiCo.
Stetson, Burt & Packard - 158 North Union Street,
~g 114 OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
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I j* Reeve Juliet, res. 208 N. Fourth.
ZS. Reeve Mary H., grocer, 463 N. Union; res. 208 N. Fourth.
I C/i Reeves William (Nellie C ) , sta.fireman,h. 210 W . Green.
£ Q 0 Reich Simon, hides, etc., 309 W . State; rms. 114 N. First.
O - P Reichel Alvin S. (Elizabeth), blacksmith, h. 312 N. Thirteenth.
c3 Reichel E. D., woodworksr, 502 N. Union; res. 312 N. Thirteenth.
r\) +? Reichel Mary, wid. Charles O., res. 1205 W . Sullivan.
u< CD REID see also REED.
_p Reid Michael (Maggie), car repairer, h. 112 N. Eleventh.
jj} Reiger Fidel (Florence), upholsterer, 501 W . State; h. do.
Q) R E I R D O N see also R E A R D O N and RIORDAN.
K. Reirdon John (Maria), baggageman, h. 709 Wayne.
j> Reitz Annie K., res. 7 Third av., Bv.
Reitz Catherine, wid. John, h. 5 Third av., Bv.
•> Reitz Clara M., res. 7 Third av., Bv.
Reitz Frederick J. (Gertrude M.), driller, h. 13 Third av., Bv.
Reitz Henry W . (Anna M.), driver, h. 906 Irving.
Reitz John C. (Hannah), h. 16 Main, Bv.
Reitz Mary L., res. 5 Third av., Bv.
Reitz Theodore H., driller, res. 5 Third av., Bv.
Reitz William (Elizabeth), stonemason, h. 7 Third av., Bv.
Reynolds David (Elizabeth), h. 136 S. Barry.
Reynolds Earl W., student, res. 122 S. Eighth.
Reynolds Edith, res. 118 Coleman.
Reynolds Edward J. (Annie E.), carpenter, h. 122 S. Eighth.
p a Reynolds Ellsworth (Frankie), contractor, 626 E. State; h. do., E. O.
Reynolds Frank, res. 42 Front, Bv.
Reynolds Frank E. (Rose A.), painter, h. 221 Railroad av., E. O.
Reynolds Horace, res. 626 E. State, E. O.
Reynolds Howard (Mabel L.), carpenter, h. 223 Railroad av., E. O.
Reynolds James, res. 30 Elm, N. O.
Reynolds John L. (Jane), farmer, h. 210 Railroad av., E. O.
Reynolds Lewis I., farmer, res. 210 Railroad av., E. O.
Reynolds Levi (Adeline), carpenter, h. 42 Front, Bv.
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Reynolds Lucius P. (Amanda), contractor, h. 30 Second av., Bv.
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Reynolds Mary Mrs., res. 23 Elm, N. O.
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Reynolds Samuel A. (Ettie E.), carpenter, h. 69 Bishop, E. O.
Reynolds William E. (Alice A.), painter, h. 208 Railroad av., E. O.
Reynolds William E. (Lizzie H.), carpenter, h. 118 Coleman.
Rhodes Carrie L., res. 109 N. Third.
Rhodes Hosea (Elizabeth A.), pile driver, h. 109 N. Third.
Rice Bertha S., res. 210 Railroad av., E. O.
Rice Cynthia L., nurse, h. 126 S. Eleventh.
UJ
Rice Elizur, bricklayer, res. 122 E. Henley.
Rice Guy C. (Gena & Rice), 234 N. Union; rms. do., bds. Grand Central Hotel.
Rice John H. (Nettie), brick contractor, h. 122 E. Henley.
Rice Minnie, res. 325 Laurel av.
Rice William E., bricklayer, res. 122 E. Henley.
cc
Rich Ada R., dressmaker, 264% N. Union; h. do.
o p. Rich John (Susan), laborer, h. 57 Railroad av., E. O.
U. U Richard Inez, domestic, 404 W . State.
P B
Richards
res. 148% do.
C IHarry
T dJ., Ydriver,
I 152
O N.
R Union;
a KreBB,u?ikdirgd01ay
254
Richards
Union. and Sewer Tile, N. Union St.
1^# > t Florence
a I f lA. Mrs.,
I l ah.
a V148%
/ I A N. Blocks
Richards Isa M., res. 148% N. Union.
0 Richards J. Belle, clerk, 225 N. Union; res. 148% do.
Richards Mary,
Richadson
Richardson
John
Archibald,
Ellas,
Henry
Daisy,
Beulah,
(AgnesJ,
wid.
laborer,
J.
domestic,
domestic,
Thomas,
(Elizabeth),
laborer,
actor,
h. 302
Dugan
res.
134
302
h.Wfarmer,
108
781
E.
W
.rd.,
.
State.
Sullivan;
Whitney
N.
State.
B.
Union,
h.O.
McCann
av.
res.
N. Dugan
O.
Hollow,
rd.,
S.E.
O.O.
B T T
T A V T H P (1&
All Kinds of
2 5 4 N.
. U . 1 r i I L U l v J( Roofing Haterial Union St. o
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OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY. 115 1 f—«
JJL
Richardson Leander C. (Sarah E.), carpenter, h. Kittaning rd., S. O. n ^^
Richell John A. (Addie),flagman,h. 1017 Buffalo.
M a
Rider Harry (Bella), plumber, h. 128 W . Green.
U £)
Riegraf Charles (Regina), sta.fireman,h. 43 Elm, N. O.
m *^
Rlegraf Mary, domestic, 52 Main, Bv.
n r^
Riel Elizabeth, res. 414 N. Eighth.
jjj ""/
Riel Frederick A., laborer, res. 414 N. Eighth.
-| ^ *
Riel Millard (Louise), watchman, h. 414 N. Eighth.
I f^
Riley Harriet N., res. 405 W . Henley.
_ J<*
Riley J. Wands, clerk, 301 N. Union; res. 405 W . Henley.
2
Riley Millard F. (Martha W.), (Riley & Wands), 301-305 N. Union; h. 405 W . » m
Henley.
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RILEY & W A N D S (Millard F. Riley and Charles R. Wands), wholesale and H T~
retail grocers and bakers, 301-305 N. Union. (See adv. top lines.)
to
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Riley & Wands Block, 301-303-305 N. Union.
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R I O R D A N see also R E A R D O N and REIRDON.
* tU
Riordan Dennis W., cigarmaker, 111 W . State; res. do., W . O.
2 aJ
Riordan J. Frederick, res. W . State, W . O.
L| _ J
Riordan John F. (R. E m m a ) , laborer, h. W . State, W . O.
• ^*
Rismus Joseph (Pauline), carpenter, h. 25 Pond, E. O.
Ritter John (Eva), car repairer, h. 524 N. Seventh.
JjjMB
Ritzaur Anna, wid. John, res. 1004 Washington.
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Ritzaur John C. (Pauline L.), contractor, h. W . State, W . O.
^ 9
Ritzaur Maud J., student, res. W . State, W . O.
aa^
Rivenburgh Peter H. (Alice A.), jeweler, 702% W . State; h. do.
••"•
Roach Frank, brakeman P. R. R., bds. Genesee House.
_^B
Robbins D. H., driver, Acme Mills; h. 310 N. Barry.
(T^
Robbins Elmer F. (Sarah A.), carpenter, 217 Wayne; h. 1003 W . Henley.
_
Robbins Frances M., re.3. 402 Irving.
aaaS",
Robbins Henry J., molder, res. 402 Irving.
Robbins James H. (Annie), wagonmaker, h. 402 Irving.
Robbins Mandeville, h. 526 W . State.
CJ±
Robbins W . Raymond, molder, 133 Railroad av.; res. 402 Irving.
WrW
Robertson Arthur W . (Robertson & Rowley), 244 N. Union.
Robertson & Rowley (Arthur W . Robertson and Mrs.' Eurana A. Rowley),
restaurant, 244 N. Union.
Robeson M. E. Mrs., clerk, 157 N. Union.
Robie Charles H. (Emma H.), jeweler, 143 N. Union; h. 141% do.
Robinson Abraham A., baker, 237 N. Union; res. 311 Tompkins.
Robinson Christopher, laborer, res. 79 Oak, N. O.
Robinson Elizabeth Mrs., h. 79 Oak, N. O.
Robinson Frank, barber, 106 W . State; bds. 117 N. Fourth.
Robinson Hannah, domestic, 309 Laurel av.
Robinson John (Elizabeth), laborer, h. r. barrel factory, N. O.
Robinson John S. (Sue), h. 6 Canal.
Robinson Norman R. (Nellie), bakery, 237 N. Union; h. 311 Tompkins.
Robinson Patrick, laborer, res. 70 Oak, N. O.
Robinson William C. (Emma C ) , trav. salesman, h. 135 S. Second.
FOTtl,e
Roddy
Rockwood
Rocchietti
Roche
R O DCfitting,
Sullivan.
GKEWLillian
John
Ellen,
John,
Michael,
ROSO Charles
E.
William
Harry
Emeline,
Anna,
DFinest
L.
Wbuffer,
wid.
Louise,
.CM.,
111
G.
H(Lizzie
laborer,
AL.,
dressmaker,
res.
W
RMichael,
&
S.
(Bundy
L.wid.
res.
asst.
Eres.
CO.
(Mary),
317
State.
SB.),
h.
317
Wines
Aimed,
H.
707
N.
supt.
(Langford
h.
&
317
machinist,
N.
Seventh.
(Florence
W
currier,
Rockwood),
(See
317
rms.
N.
.
Vacuum
Seventh.
res.
N.
Sullivan.
Seventh.
adv.
303
and
G.
145
Seventh.
133
h.
E.),
N.
side
Rodgers),
Oil
1041
S.
Railroad
114
Liquors
Barry.
agent
Clinton.
Co.;
lines.)
E. State,
res.
Sullivan;
Empire
plumbing,
av.;
707
h.
E.jW406
Line,
rms.
O.
.d«»l«etjros.
gas
WSullivan.
.110%
h.
and
Henley.
707steam
do.
W .(JCa^
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(t I ILL I IXLIl I fl I 11 I llUaa Only Reliable Companies Represented
[l! 116 OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
M h
tf\ li Rodgers Langford G. (Mary), (L. G. Rodgers & Co.), Ill W . State; h. 215 W .
*5
Henley.
^ Rodgers Lewis J. (Minnie M.), plumber, 111 W . State; h. 218 do.
m hi Roeske Charles M. (Louise), currier, h. 1009 W . Henley.
I- Roff Michael (Hannah), confectionery, 404 Wayne; h. do.
W Rogers Calvin A., laborer, h. 23 Third av., Bv.
^ ^ _ Rogers Catherine A., res. 23 Third av., Bv.
?"" g Rogers Charles E. (Sophia), machine hand, h. 306 S. Barry.
j — < Rogers D. R. Mrs., h. 131 S. Eleventh.
^ J 0 Rogers Elta I., student, res. 112 E. Green.
•» 4 Rogers Frank F. (Ada I.), laborer, h. 229 S. Barry.
*-J () Rogers Glenn E. (Katie F.), sawyer, h. 210 N. Seventh.
Q
HarryA.,
(Adaline),
laborer,
523
Sixth.
Rogers Mary
wid. Amos
H., h.h.
112
E.N.
Green.
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Joel W . H.
(Lena
M.), foreman,
h. 323 N.
Seventh.
Rogers William
(Louise),
loco, engineer
P. R.
R., h. 116 N. Second.
Rogers Lewis
(Jane),
h. 26laborer,
Hoops,h.
E.202
O. Whitney av.
Roggier
Michael
(Gracie),
Roller Alice, res. 7 Center, Bv.
Roller Anna res. Center, Bv.
ROLLINSON LINDEN H. (Lizzie B.), contractor, h. 214 N. Seventh.
Rollinson Ralph L., printer, res. 214 N. Seventh.
Ronolder Herman J. (Anna M.), teamster, h. W . State, W . O.
Ronolder William C. (Mary), laborer, h. W . State, W . O.
Rooney Eleanor, wid. Thomas, h. 36 Pine, N. O.
Root Charles, car repairer, bds. 703 Wayne.
Root Earls L. (Maggie A.), blacksmith, 522 N. Union; h. 44 Orchard av, E. O.
&
c/5 Root Ernest J. (Belle), blacksmith, h. 306 W . Green.
W
Root Hiram (Maggie L.), laborer, h. 35 Grossman av., E. O.
Root Kittie J., milliner, res. 10 N. Washington, VS. O.
Root Mary J., wid. David, h. 1012 N. Union, N. O.
Root Minnie M., res. 1012 N. Union, N. O.
Root & Keating Tannery, 743 N. Union, U. S. Leather Co., props.; F. P.
a\
Shaner, mgr.
a Rorke John, supt., 113 W . State.
4^% | Rosa Joseph, shoemaker, 415 N. Union; h. do.
^ ^ m Rose Charles T. (Anna), currier, h. 20 Homer, VS. O.
I J
Rose Charles T. Jr., currier, res. 20 Homer, N. O.
^ ^
Rose E m m a A., dressmaker, 156 N. Union; res. 20 Homer, N. O.
Rose Esther A., wid. Smith, dressmaker, h. 109 S. Fourth.
#>^*i Rose John (Josephine), laborer, h. 444 N. Union.
^ ^ * r Rose Joseph D., currier, res. 20 Homer, N. O.
Rose Mabel J., milliner, res. 109 S. Fourth.
g £ ^ \ Rose Otto W., clerk, res. 109 S. Fourth.
V J Rose Samuel (Angelo R.), fruits, 409 N. Union; h. do.
f k ^ Rose Tony (Nora), laborer, h. 10 Canal.
lifcra Ross Anthony (Anna), switchman, h. 525 N. Fifth.
fl 1 Ross Clara G., res. 119 S. First.
J L J Ross Frederick A., machinist, 133 Railroad av.; bds. Grand Central Hotel.
,-mpaf Ross George A. (Anna R.), teamster, h. 33 Railroad av., E. O.
^^^T Ross Marcia A. Mrs., saloon, 319 N. Union; h. do.
^ ^ Ross Oliver P. (Clara G.), prop. Olean House Pharmacy, 134 N. Union; h. 119
^ ^
S. First.
^ T y Ross Tony (Mary A.), laborer, h. 45 Spruce, N. O.
C_jl ROSS WILLIAM C ,florist,124 N. Union; h. Wellsville, N. Y. (See adv.)
m k ^ Ross William H., res. 33 Railroad av., E. O.
O ^ ^ Rossiter Lawrence, currier, bds 922 N. Union, N. O.
•a"""1 Rounds Eunice, wid., h. McCann Hollow, S. O.
(^ ^\
V^#y
,
REPAIRING
M #WHEN
Rouse
Rounds
YOUR
Call
Electa,
Ira
Mary
FredM.
SHOES
at
Mrs.,
E.
wid.
(Ann),
(Bertha),
512
h.
Lyman
NEED
Kittaning
quarryman,
w. teamster,
E.,
A, res.'
state
rd.,
G-h.S.
52
COOK'S
street.
84
h.Queen,
Union,
O.
Kittaning
S.
E. O.
rd.,
O. S. O.
GILLINGHAM &. SON
Building Contractors and Building Supply
302 North Union Street. DEAUERS. g
OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY. 117 H
Rouse Lavantia, wid. Barlow, res. 21 Front, Bv. K
Rowan Ellen, res. 28 Pierce av., W . O.
Rowan John J. (Mary E.), painter, h. 332 Jay.
Rowan Patrick, h. 28 Pierce av., W . O.
Rowe Clifford G., res. 221 S. Ninth.
Rowe Frederick J. (Delia A.), sta. engineer, h. 17 N. River, N. O.
Rowe George, hostler, 140 N. Union; rms. do.
Rowe George A. (Carrie), coachman, 135 S. Union; h. 221 S. Ninth.
Rowe William D. (Allie), farmer, h. 34 Grossman av., E. O.
Rowland Edwin (Jetsie), farmer, h. Plucker Hollow, N. O.
Rowland John W . (Ida M.), bookkeeper, Acme Glass Co., N. O.; h. 108 S.
Clinton.
Rowland Richard H. (Jessie), bookkeeper, Acme Glass Co., N. O.; rms. S.
Clinton.
Rowley Catherine, res. 130 N. Ninth.
Rowley Eurana A. Mrs. (Robertson & Rowley), 244 N. Union; rms. 313 do.
Rowley John, laborer, res. 130 N. Ninth.
Royce Clara B. Mrs., laundress, 264 N. Union; res. 12 Fourth av., Bv.
Royce Martin D. (Clara B.), foreman, 264 N. Union; h. 12 Fourth av., Bv.
Ruchtie Alexander, molder, 502 N. Union; bds. Higgins av.
Ruchtie Fred, tailor, 164 N. Union; bds. 108 W . State.
Ruchtie William (Maud), molder, 502 N. Union; res. 30 Second av., Bv.
Rugg Jennie O., stenographer, 26 Exchange Bank bldg.
'
Rulison Henry J. farmer, res. 34 Grossman av., E. O.
Rulison James G. (Rose), farmer, h. 34 Grossman av., E. O.
Rumsey Emmett D. (Hatch & Rumsey), 609 E. State; bds. 70 Bishop, E. O.
Rumsey Frank (Cary, Rumsey & Hastings), 22-23 Exchange Bank bldg; h
Buffalo, N. Y.
Ruprecht Conrad (Mary), roller, h. 606 N. First.
Russ John (Emma A.), machinist, h. 121 S. Seventh.
Russell Bessie E., res. 313 Irving.
R U S S E L L E U G E N E R. (Catherine J.), ice dealer, 9 Garden av.; h. do., E. O
Russell Frank, res. 313 Irving.
Russell Frank E., teamster, h. 57 Union, S. O.
Russell George, mason, h. 313 Irving.
Russell Ida M., res. 313 Irving.
Russell Katherine, operative, res. 1220 W . Sullivan.
Russell Mary M., wid. Enoch, h. 1 Union; S. O.
Russell Napoleon (Elizabeth), pipelineman, h. 1220 W . Sullivan.
Russell Wilhelmina, res. 1220 W . Sullivan.
Ruth Harry G., agent Met. Life Ins. Co.; bds. 125 N. Second.
Rutherford Thomas B. (Mary A.), res. 128 N. First.
Ruttenberg Benjamin A. (Sadie), mgr., 162 VS. Union; h. 110 N. Barry.
Ruttenberg S., clothing, 162 N. Union; h. 110 N. Barry.
Ryan Bridget, wid Michael, res. 45 River, N. O.
Ryan James, molder, 133 Railroad av.; res. 44 Elm, N. O.
Ryan John E. (Ryan & Shoemaker), 304 N. Union; h. 45 River, N. O.
Ryan John H., lawyer, res. 44 Elm, N. O.
Ryer
DUNLAVEY
Rybieski
Saas
Ryan
-?»»3ii
and
Albert,
Walter
Alfred
Agnes,
&
May,
Nora,
Stephen
Michael
retail
Shoemaker
Wellington
clerk,
North
housekeeper,
BROS.r
res.
(Mary
E.V.
liquors,
D.
W.,
(Catherine),
312
138
157
(Nellie),
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3 • * Sabation Antonia (Mary), laborer, h. 46 Pine, N. O.
5 4 9 Sabin Hannah Mrs., housekeeper, 1217 W . Sullivan.
£ a Sadler Jennie, laundress, Olean House.
"S S *j Sadon Lawrence F. (Jennie), butcher, 152 N. Union; h. 48 Washington, N. O.
S ? " Sage Albert W . (Rose S.), laborer, h. 3 Center, Bv.
•^ K % Sage Earl E., student, res. 3 Center, Bv.
> 7 « St. Clair Chester L., helper, 509 N. First; res. 306 Tompkins.
W P £ St. Clair Lewis V. (Marie R.), machinist, 133 Railroad av.; h. 306 Tompkins.
g y (0 st- Mary's Parochial School, 614-616 W . Sullivan.
«*5 • o Salisbury Archibald B. (Elizabeth), brickmaker, h. 55 Bishop, E. O.
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Salisbury Hugh S. (Nana L.), architect, 182% N. Union; h. do.
i Salisbury Lloyd M., res. 182% N. Union.
^"^ Salisbury Orson P., laborer, h. 30 Prince, E. O.
Salisbury Thomas, driver, bds. 107 S. Third.
Salomon H. R., agent, bds. Olean House.
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Salvation Army, 108 E. Sullivan.
1 Sampson Daisy L., ironer, 312 E. State; res. 308 do.
*••* Sandburg August W . (Dora), sta.fireman,926 E. State; h. 92 Garden av., E. O.
Sanders William R. (L. May), yardmaster P. R. R., h. 223 N. Third.
<• Sanderson Dorcas, wid. Ira F., h. 119 N. Ninth.
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Sanderson Flora, teacher No. 6 School, res. 119 N. Ninth.
Sanderson John S. (Anna B.), h. 83 Main, Bv.
,j_j S A R T W E L L H E N R Y S. (Kate B.), prop. Olean House, 126-140 N. Union; h. do.
Sarver George C, telegrapher, res. 24 First av., Bv.
Sarver John A. (Mary J.), gauger, h. 24 First av., Bv.
Q ) Sauer Carl (Bertha M. E.), car repairer, h. 140 N. Tenth.
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Sauer Catherine, wid. Jacob, res. 140 N. Tenth.
i a W Sauer Otto, musician, bds. 140 N. Tenth.
»••* Savage Daniel P. (Delia), tanner, h. 217 S. Ninth.
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Savage John B. (Eltda), laborer, h. 109 S. Fifth.
"^1^ Savage Minnie, res. 816 Buffalo.
Savage Patrick J. (Elizabeth), saloon, 202 W . State; h. 816 Buffalo.
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Sawyer Albert J. (Cora D.), carpenter, h. 7 Osgood av., E. O.
Scanlon Frank (Alice), laborer, h. 18 N. Washington, N. O.
•j Scanlon John, machine hand, h. 1315 W . Sullivan.
.<• Scanlon John J. (Katherine), police, City Hall; h. 134 N. Ninth.
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Scanlon Minnie E., res. 1315 W . Sullivan.
Scanlon William G., res. 1315 W . Sullivan.
*•* Schalk George (Alice S.), car repairer, h. 141 N. Eleventh.
apt Schalk Katherine, res. 141 N. Eleventh.
* » S C H A M E L H E N R Y C. (Anna B.), prop. Olean Carpet Cleaning and Feather
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Renovating Works, 257 N. Union; h. 814 Buffalo. (See adv. front cover.)
^ . Schanck E m m a Mrs., cook, 108 W . State; h. 1008 W . Sullivan.
j ^ Scharle Conrad (Elizabeth), h. 456 N. Union.
*^ Scheiterle Charles (Mary), boilermaker, h. 1406 W . State.
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119
Schmidt Gottfried (Catherine), laborer, h. Windfall rd., Bv.
S C H M I T T see also SMITH.
Schmitt Peter (Mary), grocer, 511 W . State; h. do.
Schnabel George (Lizzie), foreman, h. 124 S. Eleventh.
Schnell Earl B., res. 707 W . State.
Schnell George A., bell boy, res. 708 W . State.
Schnell Mildred V., wid. George A., h. 708 W . State.
Schnorr John, miller, 502 E. State; h. Allegany, N. Y.
Scholes Sarah Mrs., res. 723 E. State, E. O.
Schoolar M a x (Phoebe), h. 32 Garden av., E. O.
Schott Charles F. (Celia A.), cornice worker, 108 S. Third; h. Ill do.
Schott Erwin (Magdalen), insurance agent, h. 325 W . State.
Schott George A., cornice worker, 108 S. Third; res. 325 W . State.
Schott Julia, cashier, res. 325 W . State.
Schrader E m m a , dressmaker, res. 1115 Buffalo.
Schrader Otto, foreman, 1105 E. State; h. do., E. O.
Schreder Lena M., dressmaker, 156 N. Union; res. 1009 W . Henley.
Schreiber Peter, car driver, bds. 612 W . State.
Schroeder Leo C. (Mary), supt. Acme Mills, h. 123 S. Fourth.
Schubert Adolph G. (Anna), h. Kittaning rd., S. O.
Schuder John (Regina), cooper, h. 66 Oak, N. O.
Schuder Nellie, res. 66 Oak, N. O.
Schue Christina K., res. 210 N. Thirteenth.
Schue Conrad (Sophia), carpenter, h. 210 N. Thirteenth.
Schue George (Anna), harnessmaker, h. 814 W . Henley.
Schue Henry L. (Ellen), letter carrier p. o., h. 312 W . Green.
Schue Mary M., res. 210 N. Thirteenth.
Schuh Louis (Kate), laborer, h. 613 W . Green.
Schuetz Herman (Louisa), jeweler, 109 N. Union; h. 219 W . State.
Schuetz L., jewelry, 109 N. Union; h. 219 W . State.
Schulze Philliphia, wid. John, h. 114 S. Fourth.
Schulze William F., porter, res. 114 S. Fourth.
Schussele John, farmer, h. McCann Hollow, S. O.
Schussele Simon (Louisa C ) , foreman P. R. R. shops; h. 612 W . State.
Schuster Zeno, laborer, bds. W . State, W . O.
Schwinger Gottlieb (Henrietta), beam hand, h. 513 W . State.
Schwinger Katherine, clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 513 W . State.
Scoonover Natalie, clerk, 157 N. Union; res. Portville, N. Y.
Scott Don. C. (Rowine W . ) , photographer, 111% North; h. 109% do.
Scott Elizabeth, wid. Archibald, h. 213 S. Union.
Scott Florence A., res. 20 Main, Bv.
Scott John H. (Mary A.), laborer, h. W . State, W . O.
Scott John H. Jr., cigarmaker, 111 W . State; res. do., W . O.
Scott Louis, glassblower, bds. 212 N. Third.
Scott Milon W . (Mary E.), carpenter, 926 E. State; h. 45 Alder, E. O.
Scott Samuel (Slina), merchant tailor, 221 N. Union; h. 302 N. Barry.
Scott Walter W., res. W . State, W . O.
Scott Winfield (Mary F.),finisher,h. 20 Main, Bv.
Seacord Fred, plumber, 113 W . State; bds. Hotel Imperial.
Seamon Frederick W . (Ida M.), laborer, h. 206 W . Green.
Searles John (Roberta), millwright, h. 44 Johnson, N. O.
Searles William L., roller, res. 44 Johnson, N. O.
Sears Frank M. (Sarah A.), laborer,
h. 6 0 % Clark,
311 E.
North
O. Union Street.
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Seaver Ada D., linotype operator, 215 N. Union; res. 36 Third av., Bv.
Seaver Jay W., wid. James W., res. 126 N. Barry.
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h. operator,
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36
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M.),
Third
DUNLAVEY
325
I.),
loco,
res.
mgr.,
laborer,
215
N.
av.,
783
engineer
Eleventh.
1101
N.
N.
Bv.
Union;
h.
Union,
N.
BROS.
338
P.
Union;
R.
S.
res.
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jjQ Seiter Anna Mrs., h. 168% N. Union.
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Seivert Charles S., sta. engineer, h. 7 Second av., Bv.
Seivert John S. (Jessie M.), clerk, 925 Buffalo; h. 75 Garden av., E. O.
Seivert Louise D., wid. John, res. 7 Second av., Bv.
Seivert Sophia A., stenographer, 500-504 N. Union; res. 7 Second av., Bv.
Selden Charles W., clerk, P. R. R., Railroad av.; rms. 123 S. Second.
Selover Blanche E., student, res. 40 Garden av., E. O.
Selover Jessie L., student, res. 40 Garden av., E. O.
Selover William F. (Frances E.), helper, 133 Railroad av.; h. 40 Garden av.,
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Senn J. Fred (Lena C ) , supt. acid works, Acme Works, N. O.; h. 903 N. Union,
N. O.
Serena Charles, farmer, h. 28% Pond, E. O.
Sessions Susie A. Mrs., tailoress, 211 Masonic Temple; res. 503 W . State.
Seuling Anna M., wid. Peter, h. 405 W . Green.
Seuling George J., laborer, res. 405 W . Green.
Seuling Joseph, res. 405 W . Green.
Seuling Mary, res. 215 W . Henley.
Seuling Mary M., bookkeeper, 111 W . State; res. 405 W . Green.
Seuling Otto, laborer, res. 405 W . Green.
Seuling Peter A., painter, res. 405 W . Green.
Severn William G. (Cora J.), driver, 172 N. Union; h. 227 S. Barry.
Sewell Mary J., wid. Henry W., res. 808 E. State, E. O.
Shadbolt Alonzo (Ida F.), h. 124 S. First.
Shaeon William, motorman, rms. 11 First av., Bv.
Shafer Archie (Mary), driver, h. 72 Pine, N. O.
Shafer Frank S. (Lucy E.), tinsmith, 205 N. Union; h. 524% do.
Shafer Frederick (Grace), night check foreman P. R. R., h. 1215 W . State.
Shafer Jacob (Mary H.), constable, h. 1213 W . State.
Shafer Lavina, wid. Henry S., h. 537 N. Ninth.
Shafer Michael (Rose), oil producer, h. 330 Laurel av.
Shafer William, clerk P. R. R., Railroad av.; res. 1213 W . State.
Shafer Willis, trimmer, res. 537 N. Ninth.
Shaffer Charles A. (Emily), (C. A. Shaffer & Son), 402 W . State; h. 404 do.
Shaffer Charles A. & Son (Charles A. and Francis J.), grocers, 402 W . State.
Shaffer Francis J. (C. A. Shaffer & Son), 402 W . State; res. 404 do.
Shaffer Frederick, laborer, res. 146 N. Seventh.
Shaffer Frederick (Grace), freight handler, h. 24 Third av., Bv.
Shaffer John (Elizabeth), laborer, h. 146 N. Seventh.
Shaffer John, Jr., laborer, res. 146 N. Seventh.
Shane Leonard, cigarmaker, 144 N. Union.
Shaner Blanche E., clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 121 River, N. O.
Shaner Clara M., dressmaker, 15 Riley & Wands blk.; res. 121 River, N. O.
Shaner Daniel C. (Lina), oil treator, h. 121 River, N. O.
Shaner Floyd P. (Jennie F.), supt. Root & Keating tannery; h. 753 N. Union,
N. O.
Shaner Frank C, res. 121 River, N. O.
Shaner Jennie E., milliner, res. 121 River, N. O.
Shannon Agnes M., res. 43 Queen, E. O.
Shannon Bessie E., res. 43 Queen, E. O.
Shannon Ella, wid. James W., prop. East Olean green house, 43 Queen, E. O.;
h. do.
W State S t
Shannon
PatrickPerfect
J. (Catherine),
and Guarantee
Satisfaction. laborer, h. 214 S. Second.
Shannon William M. (Clara B.), laborer, h. 175 Railroad av., E. O.
Sharp James,
Guy
A.,snapper,
freight
handler
P.
R.
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bds.
633
State,
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Edward
John,
Anna,
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Joseph
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127
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(Margaret),
res.
glassblower,
TO
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res.
1446
res.
Barry.
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Buffalo.
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sec.
res.
Buffalo.
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307
Shaw John F. (Nora), laborer, h. 1446 Buffalo.
Shaw William B. (Mary T.), saloon, 922 N. Union; h. do., N. O.
S H E A see also O'SHEA.
Shea Anna, student, res. 24 Homer, N. O.
Shea Cornelius (Bridget), laborer, h. 24 Homer, N. O.
*—\
Shea Mary, student, res. 24 Homer, N. O.
Shea Michael J. (Margaret B.), tank builder, h. 308 N. Thirteenth.
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Sheahan John P. (Nora), blacksmith, h. 332 Coleman.
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Sheehan Anna A., dressmaker, 104 Laurens; h. do.
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S H E E H A N DANIEL W . (Mary A.), dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes and
meat market, 501-505 N. Union; h. do.
Sheehan Dennis P. (Jennie), currier, h. 65 Garden av., E. O.
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Sheehan Fremont F., res. 65 Garden av., E. O.
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Sheehan James (Johanna), laborer, h. 104 Spruce, N. O.
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Sheehan's Hall, 503 N. Union.
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Sheehan John J., student, res. 505 N. Union.
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Sheehan John M. (Annie), clerk, h. 46 Spruce, N. O.
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Sheehan Katie E., res. 104 Spruce, N. O.
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Sheehan Margaret, domestic, 132 S. Union.
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Sheehy Bridget, domestic, 305 N. Second.
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Sheldon Jesse A. (Lena M.), contractor, h. 138 S. First.
C"D
Sheldon Lewis, carpenter, bds. 435 N. Union.
Sheldon William (Anna), physician, rms. 801 W . Henley.
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Shelling Mary H., res. 457 N. Union.
Sjt
Shepard William E. (Julia M.), agent, h. Pleasant Valley, Bv.
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S H E R I D A N B E R T R A N D J., oil contractor, res. 145 N. Barry.
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Sheridan Ellen A., wid. James L., h. 1206 Irving.
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S H E R I D A N G E O R G E A. (Esther B.), oil producer and contractor, h. 145 N. 3 Ja
Barry. (See adv. front colored page.)
" <Sheridan Lina E., res. 145 N. Barry.
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Sheridan Marena F., res. 145 N. Barry.
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Sheridan Marie, res. 1206 Irving.
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Sheridan Nellie, res. 1206 Irving.
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Sheridan Nettie I., res. 145 N. Barry.
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Sheridan Philip J., res. 1206 Irving.
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Sherlock Fred, res. 1306 W . Sullivan.
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Sherlock Judd M. (Nellie L.), cigars, tobacco and billiard parlor, 180 N. Union; * *•
h. do.
. •*
Sherman Amos, machinist, res. 42 Third av., Bv.
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Sherman Daniel M. (Louisa), woodworker, 217 Wayne; h. 22 Fourth av., Bv.
*"
Sherman Edgar F. (Lois A.), freight handler P. R. R., h. 32 Brook, E. O.
Sherman George D. (Mattie). janitor, h. 32 Goodrich av., E. O.
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Shenis Elias (Jennie), peddler, h. 310 W . State.
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Sherris Israel, bill clerk, P. R. R., res. 310 W . State.
Sherwin Charles, res. 519 W . Henley.
_
Sherwin Edward J., res. 519 W . Henley.
n £
Sherwin Harry M., driller, res. 4 Second av., Bv.
31 •*
Uni0L=!Lad„l^key
Shinnerling
Sherwood
Shiber
Shine
Shiley
Sherwin
Catherine,
William
Carrie
John
Nettie
Mary
Sylvester
Nancy
Augusta
Margaret
Robert,
Fannie,
Elizabeth
Fred
T.M.,
J.,
A.,
P.,
(Maria
wid.
E.
C,
student,
res.
apprentice,
wid.
laborer,
N.
E.,
wid.
Mrs.,
B.,
laborer,
Daniel,
B.,
(Caroline),
res.
31
James,
wid.
E.),
Ernest
cigars
res.
DUNLAVEY
Garden
res.
29
bds.
cooper,
Myron
h.
res.
res.
Center,
419
h.
510
L.,
and
601
140
farmer,
519
av.,
419
N.
601
Washington.
h.
N.
B.,
confectionery,
Railroad
h.
Union.
Bv.
WN.
E.
N.
419
Fourth.
.
h.
BROS,
510
O.
Henley.
h.
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29
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Harry G., molder, res. 419 N. Union.
o Shinnerling
.
-£ fc Shoemaker Joseph E., res. 318 N. First.
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Shoemaker Joseph S. (Minnie F.), (Empire Art Co.), 6 Riley & Wands blk.;
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Shoemaker Paul, waiter, res. 318 N. First.
Shoemaker W . Montgomery (Nellie E.), (Ryan & Shoemaker), 304 N. Union,
and restaurant, 308 do.; h. 318 N. First.
Sholer Mattie L., milliner, bds. 40 Garden av., E. O.
Sholtz John Frances M.), car repairer, h. 11 Pierce av., W . O.
Shortely John (Winifred), night watchman, h. 29 Homer, N. O.
Shortely Michael, laborer, res. 29 Homer, N. O.
Showalter Henry (Eliza), carpenter, bds. 302 E. Henley.
Showalter William F. (Jeannette), carpenter, h. 302 E. Henley.
Shroder Lena M., domestic, 336 N. Tenth.
Shultz Anna, wid. John, housekeeper, 2 8 % Pond, E. O.
Shultz William (Mary L.), laborer, h. 92 Clark, E. O.
Shutts
, laborer, bds. 74 Bishop, E. O.
Sibley Herbert D. (Margaret E.), (Sibley & Ostrom), 215 N. Union; h. 207
N. Third.
SibleyFred
& Ostrom
(Herbert
Sibley res.
and1010
William
L. Ostrom), props. Olean
Sigel
W., clerk,
307 N.D.Union;
W . State.
N. E.),
Union.
SiselHerald,
H e n r y 215
(Mary
under sheriff, h. 123 S. First.
Sigel
H. (Louise),
cigars
and tobaccos,
Union;
h.N.
1010
W . State.
SickerJohn
George
H. (Jennie),
Vacuum307
OilN.
Co.;
h. 122
Eighth.
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" (Anna),
' foreman,
Sigel
laborer,
h. 141 N. Eighth.
Sigel Lewis
Caroline,
res. 1010
W . State.
Sigel
E., clerk,molder,
307 N. Union;
1010 W . State.
Sigel William
Casper (Minnie),
h. 621 Wres.
. Green.
Silk Frank (Mary), laborer, h. 21 Pierce av., W . O.
Silk John, laborer, res. 21 Pierce av., W . O.
Silloway LeRoy J. (Ella), helper, h. 24 Griffin, E. O.
Silvernail John R. (Mamie E.), barber, 321 N. Union; h. 120 Wayne.
Simmons Charles H. (Bertha)^, car repairer, h. 147 N. Sixth.
Simmons Kitty, wid. Jay, h. 15 Railroad av., E. O.
Simmons Sophia H., nurse, h. 214 N. Second.
Simon John, peddler, res. 202 Whitney av.
Simon Joseph, peddler, h. 202 Whitney av.
Simon Shaen, peddler, res. 202 Whitney av.
Simons Ell (Anna L.), h. 28 Canal.
Simons Henry M., laborer, res. 28 Canal.
Simons John S. (Nellie M.), loco, engineer, h. 414 N. Tenth.
Simons Salina I., wid. Benjamin, h. 13 Union, S. O.
Simpkins Albert (Ellanora), glassblower, h. 141 VS. Thirteenth.
Simpkins Anna, res. 121 N. Fifth.
Simpkins Joseph B. (Lizzie), glassblower, h. 317 N. Thirteenth.
Simpkins Norman (Mamie A.), glassblower, h. 1120 Buffalo.
Simpkins Ralph (Laura), glassblower, h. 1120 Buffalo.
Simpkins William B. (Anna C ) , glassblower, h. 121 N. Fifth.
Simpkins William E., bookkeeper, res. 512 W . Sullivan.
Simpson Ada V., res. 235 N. Second.
Simpson Matthew, res. 1117 N. Union, N. O.
Simpson Mortimer S. (Arda L.), supt. compound dept., Standard Oil Co.; h.
713 W . Sullivan.
Simpson Walter H., student, res. 235 N. Second.
SIMPSON W I L L I A M H. (Mary), plumbing, gas, steam and hot water fitting,
184 N. Union; h. 235 N. Second.
Sing Sam, laundry, 253 N. Union; h. do.
Singer Mfg. Co., 244% N. Union; Fred W . Dorr, mgr.
Sirdevan Edwin A., laborer, res. 21 Water, N. O.
Sirdevan Ella,
res. 19
Oak,
N. O. N. O.
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Sirdevan Mary A., wid. Patrick F., h. 21 Water, N. O.
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Sirdevan Sarah, student, res. 19 Oak, N. O.
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Sirdevan Thomas (Catherine), stillman, h. 16 Elm, N. O.
Sirdevan Walter, laborer, res, 21 Water, N. O.
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Sisson Sophronia B., wid. Wellington, res. 223 N. First.
Sisson William G., special agent N e w York Life Ins. Co., 230 N. Union; rms.
108 S. Clinton.
Sivententl Mary, operative, bds. 7 Pierce av., W . O.
Skiff Charles H. (Ellen J.), agent, h. 219 S. Second.
Skiff Eleanor B., student, res. 219 S. Second.
Skiff Flora M., res. 219 S. Second.
Skiff Walter A., repairer, 256 N. Union; res. 219 S. Second.
Skinner Archie, painter, res. 220 N. Eleventh.
Skinner Henry (Mary A.), gauger, h. 220 N. Eleventh.
Skinner Paul E., res. 220 N. Eleventh.
Skopp Tony (Anna), laborer, h. 11 Franklin, N. O.
Slater Benjamin F. (Minnie M.), h. 32 Pond, E. O.
Slater Charles O., laborer, res. 3 Bell, E. O.
Slater John W . (Mary J.), carpenter, h. 3 Bell, E. O.
Sleboda Andrew (Josephine), laborer, h. 21 Erie av., N. O.
Sliger Charles D., laborer, res. 314 N. Fifth.
Sliger Hazel L., res. 314 N. Fifth.
Sliger Odessa R., student, res. 314 N. Fifth.
Sliger William R. (Anna C ) , carpenter, h. 314 N. Fifth.
Slinker Christian J. (Augusta), painter, h. 606 W . Green.
Sllnker Lola, res. 606 W . Green.
Sloan Adeline E., wid. James, h. 426 N. Seventh.
Sloan Agnes M., res. 426 N. Seventh.
Sloan Albert C , student, res. 19 Bush, E. O.
Sloan Albert E., res. 426 N. Seventh.
Sloan Albert S. (Lucy J.), car repairer, h. 19 Bush, E. O.
Sloan Annie E., dressmaker, res. 46 Orchard av., E. O.
Sloan De Witt C. (Laura E.), laborer, res. 312 S. Eighth.
Sloan Florence M., res. 46 Orchard av., E. O.
Sloan Harriet E., student, res. 46 Orchard av., E. O.
Sloan James, car builder, bds. 712 Wayne.
Sloan John W . (Margaret M.), laborer, h. 46 Orchard av., E. O.
Sloan Romaine, matcher, 19 Griffin; h. 715 E. State, E. O.
Sloan William, carpenter, res. 19 Bush, E. O.
•Sloane A. May, bookkeeper, Empire Mills, N. O.; res. 214 N. Barry.
Sloane John, mgr. Empire Mills, Pine, N. O.; h. 214 N. Barry.
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Slosser Aloysius J. (Eva C ) , machinist, h. 430 N. Thirteenth.
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Smallwood E. E., machinist, 134 E. Sullivan; bds. Genesee House.
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Smith Angie B., milliner, res. 75 Bishop, E. O.
Smith Anna A., res. 102 E. Green.
Smith Bertha M., res. 215 N. Clinton.
Smith Bessie A., res. 109 W . Henley.
Smith Bessie M., milliner, bds. 1307 W . State.
Smith Blanche, solemaker, res. 23 Pierce av., W . O.
Smith Buel R. (Ella M.), trav. salesman, h. 237 S. Barry.
Smith Byron W . (Phoebe), drayman, 217 Adams; h. do.
Smith Carrie, dressmaker, rms. 316 N. First.
Smith Carrie L., wid. Stephen, h. 21 Front, Bv.
Smith Charles
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W . State;
h. 120
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C H A R L E S (Marian W.), coal, lumber and shingles, 474 N. Union; h.
Clinton.
215 N. Clinton. (See adv.)
Smith Charles F. (Catherine D.), clerk, 301 N. Union; h. 134 S. Third.
Smith Charles R., driver, res. 102 E. Green.
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IPI<b Smith Clara A., res. 118 W . State.
55 Smith Clara F., res. 217 Adams.
Eh Smith Claude R. (Virgie M.), repairer, 256 N. Union; h. 704 Washington.
Ph Smith Copeland E., sub letter carrie p. o., res. 1017 Buffalo.
Smith David L. (Emma M.), harnessmaker, 219% N. Union; h. 130 Fulton.
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Smith Don, clerk, 138 N. Union.
Ph Smith Edward E., student, res. 1 Crown, E. O.
PI Smith Elizabeth, domestic, 115 S. First.
Smith Elizabeth, wid. Christian, h. 217 Winters av.
Smith Ella L. (Smith Sisters), res. 135 N. Barry.
Smith Eugene C. (Virgie), (Wadhams & Smith), 241 N. Union; h. 426 N. First.
Smith Eugene L. (Josephine C ) , trav. salesman, h. 1 Crown, E. O.
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SMITH E U G E N E S. (Clara B.), jewelry, 115 N. Union; h. 132 S. Second.
Smith Eva, student, rms. 316 N. First.
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Smith Frank (Rose), laborer, h. 26 N. Washington, N. O.
Smith Frank T. (Amanda H.), carpenter, h. 17 Garden av., E. O.
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Smith Fred
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B. (Elizabeth M.), patternmaker, 133 Railroad av.; h. 302 S. Barry.'
Smith Gaius C, freight handler P. R. R., res. 75 Bishop, E. O.
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Smith George, student, rms. 316 N. First.
Smith George (Ella), (George Smith & Co.), 256 N. Union; h. 115 E. Henley.
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SMITH G E O R G E & CO. (George Smith and George P. Smith), bicycle mfrs.
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and repairing, 256 N. Union.
474 N. U N I O N STREET, O L E A N , N. Y.
tJ Smith George E. (Minnie B.), mgr. Grand Union Tea Co., 145 N. Union; h.
213 New
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Smith George P. Jr. (Sarah J.), (George Smith & Co.), 256 N. Union;
h. 114
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Smith George R., helper, res. 217 Adams.
Smith George W . (Polly), h. 234 S. Clinton.
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302 North umon straat.
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Smith H. Dean, student, res. 210 Coleman.
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Smith Harry, laborer, res. 117 S. Tenth.
Smith Harry, air brake inspector, res. 217 Winters av.
Smith Hattie N. (Smith Sisters,), res. 135 N. Barry.
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Smith Hendrick J. (Sarah S.), carpenter, h. 75 Bishop, E. O.
Smith Henry, stonecutter, res. 10 Fifth av., Bv.
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S M I T H H E N R Y A., harnessmaker, 414 N. Union; rms. do.; bds. 117 S. Barry. ?S >-J
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Smith Herman, teamster, h. 102 E. Green.
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Smith, Iva E„ res. 112 N. Clinton.
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Smith J. Wesley (Florence), h. 1017 Buffalo.
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Smith James H. (Lavina E.), letter carrier p. o., h. 205 Adams.
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Sm th John W . (Maggie), foreman, h. 52 King, E. O.
Sm:th Joseph A. (Lena), saloon, 118 W . State; h. do.
th Joseph E. (Nannie H.), drug clerk, 722 W . State; h. 105 VS. Ninth.
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th Julia V., music teacher, res. 650 E. State, E. O.
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Sm th Katie, bookkeeper, res. 52 King, E. O.
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Sm:th Lee (Mary D.), driver, 301 N. Union; h. 210 Coleman.
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Sm:th Lena, dressmaker, res. 52 King, E. O.
Sm th Lena, student, rms. 316 N. First.
Sm th Lewis (Margaret), laborer, h. 10 Fifth av., Bv.
Sm th Lewis H. (Mary), repairer, 256 N. Union; h. 116 Irving.
th Lodema A., wid. William, h. 135 N. Barry.
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Sm:th Mabel E., res. 23 Pierce av., W . O.
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Sm:th Marshall F. (Alice), letter carrier p. o., h. 233 Adams.
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Sm:th Mary A., domestic, 217 Adams.
Sm th Miles (Jennie), laborer, h. 78 Main, Bv.
Sm th Minnie B., teacher, High School; res. 130 Fulton.
Sm th Nathaniel D., res. 52 King, E. O.
th Olive A., res. 135 N. Barry.
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Sm;th Ransom W . (Agnes F.), pipefitter, h. 16 N. River, N. O.
Sm;th Ruth W., res. 16 N. River, N. O.
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Sm:th Samuel E., draughtsman, res. 214 E. State.
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Sm:th W . J., tinsmith, 155 N. Union.
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Sm,:th W . V. & J. E. (William V. and Jasper E.), lawyers, 133% N. Union.
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Sm th Warren W., student, res. 75 Bishop, E. O.
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Sm:th William (Margaret), bartender, 105 N. Union; h. 28 Third av., Bv.
Sm th William (Katherine), cabinet maker, 137 N. Union; h. 405 W . State. 8rJ5"
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Smullen Daniel J. (Anna S.), h. 603 W . State.
Snell Louise B., res. 223 N. First.
Snow Arlie M., student, res 23 First av., Bv.
Snow William, driver, h. 238 S. Clinton.
Snowden Fred S. (Grace M.), barber, 130 N. Union; h. 127 N. Sixth.
Snowden Samuel J. (Susan E.), barber, 639 E. State, E. O.; h. 427 N. Union.
Snyder Andrew (Catherine M.), car repairer, h. 607 W . Henley.
Snyder Augustus (Elizabeth J.), laborer, h. 205 Adams.
Snyder Charles F., carpenter, res. 611 W . Henley.
Snyder Conrad D., res. 611 W . Henley.
Snyder Edward F., laborer, res. 607 W . Henley.
Snyder Elmer (Nellie), helper, h. 55 Queen, E. O.
Snyder Esther E., laundress Hotel Imperial.
Snyder Fred (Mary), laborer, h. 306 N. Thirteenth.
Snyder Jennie, wid. Samuel, res. 513 N. Union.
Snyder John J., laborer, res. 205 Adams.
Snyder Joseph H., elevator boy, res. 205 Adams.
Snyder LeGrand, clerk, 157 N. Union; rms. 108 S. Clinton; bds. Hotel Imperial.
Snyder Masco, peddler, bds. 16 Garden av., E. O.
S N Y D E R M A T T , whol. and retail liquors and cigars, 142 N. Union.
Snyder William, clerk, 147 N. Union; rms. 108 S. Clinton.
Sooy Elizabeth F., res. 203 N. Fourth.
S O O Y J. L. REV. (Mary E.), pastor First M. E. church; h. 203 N. Fourth.
S O U T H P E N N OIL CO., 206 Masonic Temple; L. C. McKinney, supt.
Southeron Martin (Mina), h. 1017 W . State.
Southworth Elmer E. (Emma), painter, h. 17 Garden av., E. O.
C O Soutter Frank, loco,fireman,h. 131 S. Eleventh.
Sowers Jane, wid. John, h. 127 S. First.
Soztangerski Matensy (Louise), car repairer, h. 521 N. Seventh.
Spaulding Harry E., shipping clerk Acme Works, N. O.; res. 223 N. Fifth.
Spaulding William H. (Eliza J.), carpenter, h. 223 N. Fifth.
C O Spears James, woodworker, 217 Wayne; res. 42 Third av., Bv.
Spears Jeannette, wid. James, h. 16 Third av., Bv.
Spears Jessie, domestic, 711 Washington.
Spears John (Mary), laborer, h. 16 Third av., Bv.
Spears John, student, res. 42 Third av., Bv.
Spears Robert (Addie), laborer, h. 42 Third av., Bv.
Spears William (Louise W.), car inspector, h. 44 Genesee, Bv.
Spellain Michael, bds. 527 N. Union.
Spellen Edward (Nora), switchman, h. 316 Wayne.
Spencer Conrad (Emma), laborer, h. 520 N. Fourth.
Spencer George C. (Rose), carpenter, h. 10 N. Washington, N. O.
Spencer Ruby E., res. 10 N. Washington, N. O.
Spiesman Mary, waitress Olean House.
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M A T T H I A S (Mary E.), meat market, 801 W . State; h. do.
Spignard Michael (Grace E.), stone breaker, h. Kittanning rd., S. O.
Spiller
Eugene
A.
(R.
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painter,
h.
121
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Stadel Kate, clerk, 157OLEAN
N. Union;
res. 308DIRECTORY.
N. Ninth.
Stadel Mary, wid. Michael, h. 308 N. Ninth.
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Stader George (Lena), painter, h. 64 King, E. O.
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Stadlish Albert J., tailor, 243 N. Union; bds. Genesee House.
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Stafford John, farmer, res. 1461 Buffalo, N. O.
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Stafford Richard (Mary), h. 1461 Buffalo, N. O.
Stafford Thomas, res. 1461 Buffalo, N. O.
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Stafford Thorn ts (Bertha L.), pipefitter, res. 31 Garden av., E. O.
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Stambach George (Lisa), res. 1103 W . Henley.
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Stanack Stanley (Victoria), laborer, h. 21 N. Walnut, N. O.
STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK (Acme Works), J. E. Eggleston,
general mgr.
Stangurski Michael (Rose), car repairer, h. 521 N. Seventh.
Stanhope Jennie, domestic, 237 N. Third.
Stanway Fanny, domestic Olean House.
S T A R BOTTLING W O R K S , 214 Whitney av.; Bullmer & Williamson, props.
Starbitz Frank (Rosie), grocer, 818 N. Union; h. do., N. O.
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Stark Blanche E., res. 1306 Reed.
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Stark David D. (Hannah), driver, h. 1306 Reed.
Stark Lee R., laborer, res. 1306 Reed.
Stark Virginia L., res. 1306 Reed.
Starks Fred C. (Sarah J.), upholsterer, 109 N. First; h. do.
Starks M. Maud, music teacher, res. 204 East av.
Starks Margaretta, wid. Daniel, h. 204 East av.
Starks Stephen, laborer, bds. 233 Adams.
Starnes Thomas A., salesman Armour & Co., 424 VS. Union.
State Armory, 119 North.
State St. Cash Grocery (The), 1223 W . State; Gilbert M. White, mgr.
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Steadman Frank L. (Sarah), traveling salesman, h. 226 N. Fourth.
Steadman
Lyra, student,
res. W226
N. Fourth.
Stegner Magdalena,
res. 1410
. State.
Stedelman
helper, res.
105 Fulton.
Stein
FrankPaul,
E. (Minnie),
laborer,
h. 403 N. Ninth.
Steele
Frank H.
(Kate),
loco,
P. R. R„ h. 138 VS. Barry.
Steir Martin,
laborer,
bds.
332 engineer
N. Thirteenth.
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S. (Blanche
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clerk
P. R. R.,
h. 126
Stell Lillie
operative,
B. State;
h. 308
do.N. Barry.
Steele
Thomas (Lillie).
L. (Lenah.M.),
dealer, h. Windfall rd., Bv.
Stell William
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E. State.
Steenrod William
Floyd L.
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Stephan
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N. Union;
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1410
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Sterling Arthur L.,finisher,res. 310 N. Thirteenth.
Sterling Sarah E. Mrs., h. 310 N. Thirteenth.
Stern Edna, domestic Olean House.
Stevens George W . (Ella V.), engineer Olean House, h. 32 Adams, E. O.
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Stevens Mary A., wid. Franklin, boarding house, 118 E. Henley.
Stewart Celia M., tel. operator, 209 Masonic Temple, res. 115 N. Ninth.
Stewart Edith B., teacher No. 5 School, Bv.; rms. 133 S. Barry.
Stewart Joseph (Catherine), h. 115 N. Ninth.
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Stewart Joseph A. (Annie), glass packer, h. 125 N. Ninth.
Stewart Kathryn, teacher No. 2 School; res. 115 N. Ninth.
Stewart Leo M., laborer, res. 115 N. Ninth.
Steyner John J. (Frederica E.), h. 513 W . Sullivan.
Stickel Lester F., glass packer, bds. 809 W . Sullivan.
Stickney Edna L., res. 316 N. First,Wholesale and Retail
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Stickney Edward W . (Alida D. E.), h. 218 W . Sullivan.
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Stier Frank, laborer, res. 1518 Buffalo, N. O.
Stier John, laborer, res. 1518 Buffalo, N. O.
g Stier Rica, res. 1518 Buffalo, N. O.
5 Stillman Carrie B. Mrs., clerk, 124 N. Union; h. 216 VS. First.
_j STILLMAN F R A N K V. R. (Carrie B.), (Alderman'& Stillman), 109 North; h.
©
216 N. First.
Stimlinger John (Maggie), loco, engineer, h. 419 N. Seventh.
Stimlinger Maud M., res. 419 N. Seventh.
Stimlinger Reuben, laborer, res. 419 N. Seventh.
Stimson Fannie, res. 42 River, S. O.
Stimson George E. (Ida E.), butcher, 152 N. Union; h. 42 River, S. O.
n •^ Stone Grata R., student, res. 30 Garden av., E. O.
)-•( Stone Harry W., res. 30 Garden av., E. O.
fmd Stone Jason E. (Anna R.), bookkeeper John Coast & Son, h. 128 N. First.
<»W Stone Ora R. (Hattie A.), painter, h. 30 Garden av., E. O.
AJ
Stone Truman A., horseshoer, 110 N. Third; bds. 113 do.
avT^ Storms Christopher (Amelia), molder, 133 Railroad av.; h. 211 Jay.
^ ^
Storrs Bessie, clerk, 225 N. Union; rms. 305 N. Clinton.
Sk
Storrs Thomas (Fannie T.), lawyer, 241 N. Union; h. 116 N. Clinton.
i-> Stowell Aileen W., student, res. 211 N. First.
<1*r? Stowell Betsy E., wid. Frank L., res. 225 N. Second.
^J
Stowell Fannie, student, res. 211 N. First.
Am. Stowell Frank L. (Lulu S.), (Union Planing Mill Co.), Johnson, N. O.; h. 225
\^
VS. Second.
••
Stowell Herschel D. (Frances), blacksmith, 522 N. Union; h. 484 Higgins av.
âiaai Stowell Louis W., law student, res. 211 N. First.
'
' Stowell Sarah W., wid. Calvin S., h. 211 N. First.
Stowell & Frazee (Frank L. Stowell and Willard L. Frazee), props. Union
M
Planing Mill, Johnson, N. O.
/•*"• STRAIGHT CHARLES D. (Mabel L.), editor and prop. Olean Morning
*~*
Times, 107 North; h. 125 S. Barry.
•r"H Stratton Robert J. (Belle), loco,fireman,h. 321 Whitney av.
y'*, Streb Joseph N. (Anna), machinist, h. 604 W . State.
paaaa^ Strickland Viola Mrs., h. 14 Garden av., E. O.
S T R O N G G. H O W A R D (Anna M.), real estate and oil producer, 38 Exchange
Bank bldg; h. 233 N. First.
Strong John, loco,fireman,bds. Genesee House.
Strong Helen B., wid. Jairus B., h. 211 Laurens.
Strong Helen E., res. 233 N. First.
Strong Lew J. (Carrie L.), driver, h. 217 W . Green.
Struble Louis W . (Laura C.), brakeman, h. 433 N. First.
Struchen Charles P. (Cora E.), shuttermaker, h. 39 Center, Bv.
Stubbie Charles (Mattie), driver, h. 509 Irving.
Studholme Foster (Helen H.), drug clerk, 119 N. Union; h. 211 S. Barry.
Studley William D. (Caroline), teamster, h. Hinsdale rd., Bv.
Stupak Andrew (Rose), laborer, h. 535 N. Fifth.
Sturm Charles J. W . (Lyda M.), barber, 1308 W . State; h. 108 S. Thirteenth.
Sturm Edward (Josephine), contractor, 605 W . State; h. do.
Sturm Edward Jr. (Caroline R.), clerk, 157 N. Union; h. 122 W . Green.
Sturm Fred A., insurance agent, res. 1403 W . State.
Sturm Jacob, res. 605 W . State.
KING'S WINDSOR PLASTER
Sturm
B . Louis
U . W.,
T Asnapper,
Y L Ores.R1403 W*. State.
FOR
Sturm
Mary
C,
wid.
Charles
F.,
h.
1403
W . State.
as* N. Union Street.
MILLS AND CEILINGS.
Stuter J. Emmett (Hattie), foreman, 19-25 Griffin, E. O.; h. 305 E. Henley.
Styker John, farmer, res. W . State, W . O.
Styker Kate,
wid.
Christian,
h.
W9
. Griffin,
State,
W1
.Spruce,
O.
Subjeck
Suddick
Sullivan
Richard,
Agnes,
Cornelius
Michael
res.
(Frances),
carpenter,
(Mary),
38
32 N.
Oak,
Washington,
yardmaster,
N.
laborer,
res.
O.
h.N.
h.
249
O.
E.
River,
O. N.
N.O.
O.
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129
Sullivan Daniel B., boilermaker, res. 32 Oak, N. O.
Sullivan Daniel H. (Margaret), mailing clerk p. o., h. 416 W . Henley.
Sullivan Dennis H., clerk, 1101 N. Union; res. 32 Oak, N. O.
Sullivan Dennis S., laborer, res. 88 Pine, N. O.
Sullivan Edmund P., res. 512 W . Sullivan.
Sullivan Eliza, wid. John, h. 88 Pine, N. O.
Sullivan Elizabeth, res. 1127 N. Union, N. O.
Sullivan Grade, res. 88 Pine, N. O.
Sullivan James W., clerk, 157 N. Union; rms. 128 W . Henley; bds. Grand
Central Hotel.
Sullivan Jeremiah, printer, 107 North; res. 16 Fourth av., Bv.
Sullivan John C, res. 32 Oak, N. O.
Sullivan John C. (Maggie), laborer, h. 325 N. Seventh.
Sullivan John P. (Frances), loco, engineer, h. 34 Water, N. O.
Sullivan Joseph, bellboy Olean House.
Sullivan Joseph A. (Harriet M.), head bookkeeper Acme Works, N. O.; h. 512
W . Sullivan.
Sullivan Joseph A. Jr., student, res. 512 W . Sullivan.
Sullivan Kate, wid. Michael, res. 919 N. Union, N. O.
Sullivan Kathryn M., teacher, res. 1127 N. Union, N. O.
Sullivan Margaret A., res. 16 Fourth av., Bv.
Sullivan Margaret A., wid. Jeremiah, h. 16 Fourth av., Bv.
Sullivan Mary, wid. James, h. 32 Oak, N. O.
Sullivan Michael, galvanizer, bds. 16 Fourth av., Bv.
Sullivan Michael C. (Elizabeth), prop. American House, 1125-1127 N. Union;
h. do., VS. O.
Sullivan Michael T. (Anna), sta.fireman,bds. 119 N. Seventh.
Sullivan Nora, h. 47 Homer, N. O.
Sullivan Robert (Frances T.), laborer, h. 10 Fourth av., Bv.
Sullivan Robert, painter, res. 16 Fourth av., Bv.
Sullivan Susan, res. 1127 N. Union, N. O.
Sullivan Susan, wid. Timothy, h. 38 N. Washington, N. O.
Sullivan William (Catherine), driver, 502 E. State; h. 18 Fourth av., Bv.
Summer J. August (Louise K.), car inspector, h. 30 Center, Bv.
Sunck Henry A. (Eliza O.), laborer, h. 137 N. Eleventh.
Superintendent of Streets, Edmund E. Allen, City bldg.
Sutley Arthur J., bartender, 323 N. Union; bds. do.
Sutter Charles (Zadie), farmer, h. 260 River, S. O.
Sutter Frank (Elizabeth), grainer, h. 1028 W . Sullivan.
Sutter George (Mayme), letter carrier p. o., h. 1317 W . Sullivan.
Sutter Michael (Mary), farmer, h. 306 River, S. O.
Sutton Alice E., wid. Owen, h. 131 N. Barry.
Sutton Gertrude L., res. 131 N. Barry.
Sutton Harry O., musician, res. 131 N. Barry. —
Sutton M. Carl, res. 131 N. Barry.
Swanson John A. (Alma U.), currier, h. 208 N. Thirteenth.
Union J a d e W h i s k e f ^ t o D U 3 ^ E I ? L 0 « s Swanson John P., bartender, 112 W . State.
S W A N S O N NILS (Anna A.), boot and shoe dealer and maker, 702 W . State
h. George
do.
(See
adv.,
inside
cover.)
Swart
Swarm
Swarts
Mary
Guy
Rosa
Anna
Frederick,
Catherine,
Eva,
Edgar
Albert
Alfred
Charles
Edward
H.,
V.,
E.,
domestic
C,
WT.
A.
student,
(Anna
.operative,
F.,
A.
res.
res.
(Anna
(Alice
(Ella),
laborer,
wid.
varnlsher,
(Emma
481%
4opp.
J.),
Olean
Fourth
Henry,
M.),
res.
blacksmith.
lumberman,
N.
res.
P.),
bds.
481%
House.
freight
carpenter,
Union.
res.
av.,
481%
h.
railroad
1front
4N.
Union,
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Fourth
Fourth
N.
Union.
h.
111
Union.
h.
conductor,
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O.
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£_S# Swarts Henry L., molder, res. 4 Fourth av., Bv.
* " ^ # Swarts Ralph L. (Frances), farmer, res. 79 W . River, S. O.
Swartz Belle, domestic, 312 Laurel av.
Swartz Elmer W . (Elberta J.), farmer, h. Steam valley rd., N. O.
Swartz Mary Mrs., res. 309 N. First.
Sweeney Anna, clerk, 131 N. Union; res. 31 Elm, N. O.
Sweeney Ella, res. 31 Elm, N. O.
Sweeney John (Elizabeth), dentist, 313 Masonic Temple; h. Allegany, N. Y.
Sweeney Lillie, student, res. 31 Elm, N. O.
Sweeney Owen (Mary), boilermaker, h. 31 Elm, N. O.
Sweet Bessie M., res. 1001 Buffalo.
Sweet C. Leah, res. 1001 Buffalo.
Sweet Frank C, boilermaker, res. 47 Bishop, E. O.
Sweet Fred L., res. 1001 Buffalo.
Sweet J. Henry, laborer, res. 47 Bishop, E. O.
Sweet Jacob (Katie), laborer, h. 1212 N. Union, N. O.
Sweet Jesse N., currier, res. 47 Bishop, E. O.
09 Sweet Laverne (Gertrude), whitener, h. 1001 Buffalo.
Sweet Martha E., dressmaker, res. 47 Bishop, E. O.
Sweet Minnie, cook, 527 N. Union.
_ Sweetapple Eddie J., res. 301 Jay.
a Sweetapple John W . (Ida), painter, h. 121 N. Eighth.
| ** Sweeting Mary A., teacher High School, rms. 230 N. Third.
_J "* Swetland Rufus, motorman, bds. 305 Jay.
^_] » Swift Alzina L., wid. Orlando, res. 138 N. Tenth.
T l ea Swift Henry (Mary), laborer, h. 329 N. Sixth.
T n to Switz George ( E m m a B.), stonemason, h. 105 N. Clinton.
I ^ Switzer Gustave (Anna), laborer, h. 39 Elm, N. O.
1 «> Sykes John W . (Carrie M.), laborer, h. 29 Second av., Bv.
sj Szymander Antony (Mary), clerk, h. 6 Pierce av., W . O.
T
CO Taggerty Ella, domestic, 131 S. Union.
Taggerty John (Mary), galvanizer, h. 185 Railroad av., E. O.
Taggerty Marie J., res. 185 Railroad av., E. O.
Taggerty William (Ann E.), laborer, h. 911 Irving.
Tallman Belle, wid. Charles, millinery, 207 N. Union; res. 214 N. Fourth.
Tallman Gertrude, student, res. 214 N. Fourth.
Tanner Clarence, laborer, res. 40 Crown, E. O.
Tanner Ortello L. (Mary E.), beam hand, h. 52 Queen, E. O.
Tanner William E. (Abbie), driller, h. 40 Crown, E. O.
T A N N E R ' S S H O E S T O C K CO., 1602-1610 W . Henley; James Pierce, pres.;
W . E. Wheeler, vice-pres.; F. L. Bartlett, sec and treas.; Gilbert Tolman,
genl. mgr.
Tannous Joseph, peddler, res. 453 N. Union.
Tannous Kinaan (Julia), notions, cigars and tobacco, 453 N. Union; h. do.
CO
Tarbell Fred R. (Cora), h. 210 N. Clinton.
Taylor Alzina, wid. Tracy, res. 114 S. Fourth.
Taylor Aimee A., re3. 407 W . Sullivan.
Taylor Augustus M. (Mary J.), blacksmith and carriage repairing, 471 N .
C O
Union; h. 402 S. Fourth.
Taylor Bertha M., res. 43 Union, S. O.
T A Y L O R BENJAMIN U. (Harriet M.), contractor and builder and builders'
supplies, coal and wood, 254 N. Union; h. 407 W . Sullivan. (See adv.
top and bottom lines.)
Taylor Charles A. (Alice B.), bookkeeper, 254 N. Union; h. 122 S. Fourth.
Taylor
Elbert
(Mary
watchman,
502 N. Union; "
h. W114
I MIKE
Taylor
J in
andElla
F.,
Florence
Frank,
Henry,
Guarantee
m laborer,
P.,
TOT.
pastry
driver,
res.
E.,
Perfect
DHDEH
119
407
res.
cook
218
Satisfaction.
Main,
WE.),
407
.Wayne;
A.
Sullivan.
Olean
Wnight
Bv.;
. Q.
Sullivan.
House.
bds.
bds.
COOK,
do.
do. ,-^Sa.
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Buildlng Co"*"6*01"8 and Building Supply
* 5-1
302 North Union Street. DEALERS.
K H.
M O
3 S
Taylor Lucien F. (Annie), h. 310 Tompkins.
M
Taylor Melvtn K., driver, res. 43 Union, S. O.
W §
Taylor Raymond, driver, 237 N. Union; res. 311 Tompkins.
g
Taylor Rea, student, res. 114 S. Fourth.
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Taylor Tracy L., rig builder, res. 43 Union, S. O.
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Taylor William M. (Mina M.), teamster, h. 43 Union, S. O.
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Taylorson George Arthur, jeweler, res. 133 N. Barry.
s
Taylorson George O. (Mary), road foreman of engineers P. R., h. 133 N. Barry.& ft§
Taylorson William A. (Margaret), brakeman P. R. R., h. 508 Brickell av.
T E L E P H O N E P A Y STATION, 133% N. Union.
Templeton Eliza H., wid. Culbert, prop. Hotel Capitol, 112 W . State; h. do.
Ten Eyck Clarence, res. 1005 Irving.
Ten Eyck Ernest, laborer, res. 1005 Irving.
3
Ten Eyck James E., gardener and poultry, 1005 Irving; h. do.
n*
Terpak George (Julia), laborer, h. 23 Grossman av., E. O.
Terpak Lizzie, res 23 Grossman av., E. O.
Teuscher Robert P. (Myrtle), laborer, h. 51 Johnson, N. O.
Thacher John T. (Thurza H.), (Thacher & Blood), 324 W . State; h. 1311 W . p
Sullivan.
Thacher & Blood (John T. Thacher and Elsipher L. Blood), general produce, Z~*
324 W . State.
to
Thayer Adra A., wid. Frank S., res. 805 W . State.
Theuer Edward (Maggie), laborer, h. 74 Clark, E. O.
Thiemann Ulrich (Louise), car repairer, h. 1216 Washington.
T H O M A S B. F R A N K (Lizzie M.), mgr. The James Pierce Leather Co., h. 410
W . State.
Thomas Carrie Mrs., dressmaker, 211 Adams; h. do.
"^
Thomas Eva, domestic Genesee House.
5k*
Thomas John A., machinist, 133 Railroad av.; bds. 520 N. First.
^
Thomas Samuel (Adelia), laborer, h. 16 Garden av., E. O.
£3
Thompson Carrie B., clerk W . U. Tel. Co., res. 515 W . Henley.
£2
Thompson Daisy A., res. 228 S. Clinton.
tZL.
Thompson Ella G. Mrs., res. 309 Laurel av.
^^
Thompson Florence, teacher No. 1 School, res. 515 W . Henley.
k_a
Thompson Floyd A., res. 228 S. Clinton.
VaV
Thompson Frank B. (Ellen L.), glass packer, h. 228 S. Clinton.
Gj
Thompson Fred (Clara), conductor P. R. R., h. 509 Brickell av.
M
Thompson Fred, night switchman, res. 439 N. First.
P.
Thompson George F., mgr. W . U. Tel. Co., Exch. Bank bldg.; h. 515 W . Henley. S T *
Thompson Georgia A., res. 515 W . Henley.
Thompson Gladys, clerk, 310 Masonic Temple; res. 228 S. Clinton.
• Thompson Joseph H. (Elizabeth H.), bookkeeper, 163 N. Union; rms 126 N
Thurston
Daniel
(Cornelia
L.),
daughtsman,
h.
35
Railroad
av.
E
O
f
t»Q
First.
Thurston
Dora
M.,
res.
35
Railroad
av.,
E.
O.
q
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Thompson Myron L. (Lillie A.), asst. supt. Acme Works, N. O., h. 711 W . Sul.
5
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N L A V E Y
B R O S .
Arethe8°le°™*8<>fthe
Thomson Georgia E., bookkeeper, 139 N. Union; res. 401 Laurens.
- * * 3 n North union street..**- Famous Olean Club Whiskey
Thorn Charlotte, bds. 438 S. Fourth.
Thornbury
Matthew
A.
(Mary),
grocer
and
livery,
1301
WO.
.res.
State;
h. Second
108 NS' '«h
Thurber
Thurston
Thorne
Thorpe
Seventh.
Twelfth.
A.
Charles
Ida
Louisa,
Charles
I.
Adah
Catherine
George
Albert
Charles
Clinton
A.,R.,
M.,
res.
wid.
D.,
(Mary
F.(Minnie
cashier,
B.,
(Clara
mgr.
(Jennie
clerk,
410
Ira
wid.
A.),
E.
Olean
S.,
M.),
H.),
248
laborer,
City
William,
E.),
State.
h.VS.
watchmaker,
machinist,
Carriage
410
laborer,
bldg.;
Union;
E.
h.
res.
State.
res.
Dugan
Works,
153
h.
rms.
h.
153
59
115
N.
223
rd.,
River,
N.
313
N.
Seventh.
522-524
N.
Seventh.
E.
Union;
do.
Union.
O.
N.N.
Union;
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Ladies' and Children's Footwear f f TVI CD 9 o n ] Prices right.
132
BEST LINES
LINES IN
m THE
THECITY.
CITY.
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BEST
II •Ifci
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» vU«Ull ,,58 N_ Un|on St.
O L E A N TjTTPLEX D I R E C T O R Y .
Thurston Frankie Mrs., h. 88 W. River, S. O.
Thyng Mildred K., wid. C. J., res. 315 Laurens.
Tidd David J., currier, res. 119 S. Twelfth.
Tidd Ethel M., res. 908 W . State.
Tidd Lewis T. (Ella M.), leather splitter, 1601 W . Henley; h. 908 W . State.
Tidd William B. (Delia J.), leather splitter, 1601 W . Henley; h. 119 S. Twelfth.
Tidd William S., currier, res. 119 S. Twelfth.
Tidewater Pipe Co., Ltd., 24 Exchange Bank bldg.
Tillow Harold (Belle), laborer, h. 20 River, N. O.
Tilly Albert, laborer, bds. 82 Clark, E. O.
Tilly Carl E. (A. Josephine), beamhand, h. 1008 Irving.
Timblin Oswald L. (Gertrude E.), clerk, 176 N. Union; h. 113 N. Eighth.
Timblin William M. (Carrie D.), optician, 143 N. Union; h. 214 E. Henley.
Timmerman Helen, wid. Jefferson, res. 218 N. Fourth.
T I N K L E P A U G H F R A N K S. (Cloie A.), prop. Olean Steam Laundry, 312 E.
State; h. 214 E. Henley.
Tobin Carthage G. (Bridget), laborer, h. 110 E. Green.
Tobin Margaret A., res. 110 E. Green.
Tobin Patrick C , cooper, res. 110 E. Green.
Tolman Gilbert, gen. mgr. Tanners' Shoe Stock Co.; h. Boston, Mass.
u
Tomes Joseph N. (Margaret), glassblower, h. 914 W . State.
Tompkins Harry E. (Nellie), laborer, res. 28 Pine, N. O.
Tonkins Jesse D. (Julia), porter, 157 N. Union; h. 25 Railroad av., E. O.
Toohey Anna A., res. 469 N. Union.
Toohey Hannah M., res. 469 N. Union.
Toohey Jeremiah, bricklayer, res. 469 N. Union.
^
Toohey John J., bricklayer, res. 469 N. Union.
O
**.
Toohey Nora E., dressmaker, 469 N. Union; res. do.
« 9JU Toohey Patrick J. (Margaret A.), contractor, h. 469 N. Union.
^ ™-1* Toohey Sarah, wid. Jeremiah, res. 469 N. Union.
Â
Toohig Patrick J. (Mary A.) buffer, h. 1101 W . Henley.
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^ h Torrey Edwin L. (Addie M.), ins. agent, 303 N. Union; h. 209 W . Green.
Torrey Seymour,finisher,bds. 13 First av., Bv.
£
TOTHILL, see also TUTHILL.
Tothill Alfred (Phillipa J.), (Myrick Machine Co.), 126 E. Sullivan, h. 611 W .
Sullivan.
5j
Tothill Edward M. (Fannie D.), (Myrick Machine Co.), 126 E. Sullivan; h. 317
N. Fifth.
Tothill Lucy E., res. 611 W . Sullivan.
Tough William J. (Catherine), loco, engineer P. R. R., h. 305 N. Clinton.
Prt Tower Block, 154-156-158 N. Union
Vr
Townsend Grace Mrs., res. 87 Main, Bv.
QJ
Townsend John H., traveling salesman, rms. 180 N. Union.
^ . Townsend William A. (Mary W . ) , farmer, h. Pleasant valley, N. O.
r^. Toy William M. (Eva A.), meat cutter, 260 N. Union; h. 9 Second av., Bv.
, ^ Travis Marie, rms. 118 Hamilton.
""I"* Troskovske Anton (Julia), laborer, h. 530 N. Seventh.
O
Trowbridge Lavern (Minnie), laborer, h. Ill S. Fifteenth.
O T R O Y E D W A R D (Chamberlin Mfg. Co.), and planing mill, 210 S. Barry; h.
37 Main, N. O.
fj
Troy Elizabeth, housekeeper, 37 Main, N. O.
••»< Troy John (Minnie H.), (W. H. Mandeville & Co.), 163 N. Union; h. 216 N.
t*a 7
Barry.
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Troy Nora E., seamstress, res. 37 Main, N. O.
Troy Thomas, trav. salesman, res. 37 Main, N. O.
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Trubee
Christina
Mrs.,
h.
132
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Twelfth.
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r Tubbs
Truby
TrubeeNicholas
Peter
Frank
Nicholas,
Herbert
Ernst,
(Martha),
H.boilermaker,
M.
H.
carpenter,
(Mary
E.,
(Minnie),
res.
bookkeeper,
R.),
24
h.
canvasser,
res..
car
Second
1307
inspector,
132
Washington.
h.S.
av.,
1121
h.Twelfth.
24
Bv.
Wh.
Second
.1103
Henley.
Wav.,
. Henley.
Bv.
D. U .
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riaterial Union St.
St. 2 Q .
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Tubbs Martin W. (Maud M.), teacher, h. 10 River, S. O.
Tubbs Vernon (Electa), laborer, h. 53 Union, S. O.
s o
Tucker Albert J. (Sarah A.), h. 325 Laurel av.
Tucker Clarence J., buffer, res. 325 Laurel av.
Z '^Tucker Lottie S., bookkeeper, 129 N. Union; res. 325 Laurel av.
0 !_^
Tulley Henry W., bricklayer, res. 1016 Irving.
J«0 jrt
*
Tulley Lottie, wid. Simeon, h. 1016 Irving.
H
Tulley Simeon, laborer, res. 1016 Irving.
Tulley William H. (Eliza M.), bricklayer, h. 904 W . Henley.
ij
Tully Daniel L., foreman, res. 82 Pine, N. O.
Z _Tully Frank, laborer, res. 82 Pine, N. O.
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Tully Hannah, dressmaker, res. 82 Pine, N. O.
-|
Tully John R. (Elinore), h. 82 Pine, N. O.
Tully John S., gauger, res. 82 Pine, N. O.
Tully Kathryn, milliner, res. 82 Pine, N. O.
Tumser Adolph (Katherine), cigarmaker, 111 N. Union; h. 126 S. Second.
jq ^ j
Tumser Alfred, laborer, res. 1114 W . State.
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Tumser Paul (Frances), stonecutter, h. 1114 W . State.
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Turner Albert E., clerk, 307 Masonic Temple; res. 321 Tompkins.
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Turner Charles A. (Sarah), foreman, 182 N. Union; h. 321 Tompkins.
m^_
Turner Charles F. (Anna), currier, h. 1101 W . Sullivan.
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Turner Claude, office boy Vacuum Oil Co., res. 706 Washington.
^ ^
Turner Elizabeth S., res. 321 Tompkins.
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Turner Eva A., student, res. 17 N. River, N. O.
"*•••
Turner Harry (Lena), painter, h. 6 Fourth av., Bv.
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Turner Hose House, 716 Wayne.
ff^9
Turner James T. (Mary), brickmaker, h. 324% W . State.
U^*2
Turner Murray, laborer, res. 324% W . State.
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Turner Richard (Mary C.), truant officer, h. 115% N. Union.
Turner Samuel S. (Belle), treater Vacuum Oil Co., h. 706 Washington.
TUTHILL, see also TOTHILL.
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Tuthill B. Frank (Ruth E.), clerk, 149 N. Union; h. 138 S. First.
C O
T Y L E R F. E. & CO. (Frank E. Tyler and L o m e H. Brooks), boots and shoes,
158 N. Union. (See adv., top lines.)
Tyler Frank E. (F. E. Tyler & Co.), 158 N. Union; h. Portville, N. Y.
Tyler Jennie E. Mrs., housekeeper, 134 N. Third.
Tyler Phoebe, domestic, 117 S. Seventh.
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Ubelhar Catherine, domestic, res. 538 N. Seventh.
Ubelhar Frank, snapper, res. 538 N. Seventh.
Ubelhar John, res. 538 N. Seventh.
Ubelhar Sebastian (Mary), tanner, h. 538 N. Seventh.
Ulmschneider Matthias (Louisa), car repairer, h. 1202 W . State.
Ulmschneider William, car repairer, res. 1202 W . State.
Unferfate Henry A., glassblower, res. 1110 Washington.
Unferfate James G., glassblower, res. 1110 Washington.
Unferfate John G. (Johanna), car repairer, h. 1110 Washington.
Unferfate Joseph C, res. 1110 Washington.
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Union Clothing Co., 213 N. Union; J. A. Bloom, prop.
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Union Planing Mill, Johnson, N. O.; Stowell & Frazee, props.
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FUNION
o r the
Curtis,
mgr. Wines and L i p i s i D « » L « E J L B R O s . s fined
United States Leather Co., R. & K. Tannery, 743 N. Union, N. O.; F. P. Shaner, J j ^ .
supt.
Urbanswski
Ursoy
Utter
N.
Lawson
Homer
&
Joseph
Union.
Utter
John
(Utter
F.
(Emma
(Lawson
(Utter
(Mary),
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Utter),
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laborer,
Utter),
and408
Homer),
N.
408
h.
h.Union;
22
414
N. carriages
Oak,
Union.
S. h.
Third.
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031< Valentine Louie V., wid. Charles H., dressmaker, 124 W . Green; h. do.
jjj Valentine William E., canvasser, res. 124 W . Green.
03
- Valentine William S. (Hattie D.), weigher, h. 57 Queen, E. O.
Van Brunt Andrew (Stella), carpenter, h. 204 Coleman.
*«« 0 Van Brunt J. Bruce,fireman,res. 204 Coleman.
¥ ^ 2 Van Brunt Lulu A., teacher, res. 204 Coleman.
D * Van Campen Benjamin, night operator, 209 Masonic Temple; res. 122 N. First.
(0 Van Campen Frank R., timekeeper, res. 145 S. Clinton.
Cice EarlGeorge
W., clerk,
res.
801
. Henley.
^ JH < Van
Van Campen
(Emily
A.),
h.W122
N. First.
Edward,
res. 801paving
W . Henley.
a*jjj0 Van
Van Cice
Campen
Jameslineman,
K. (Frances),
contractor, h. 145 S. Clinton.
Cice E m mMarcus
a , wid.G.,
George,
h. 801 W . Henley.
Q h(2 Van
Van Campen
clerk Exchange
National Bank, res. 145 S. Clinton.
George,
barber,
res.George,
801 W . Henley.
Van Cice
Campen
Sophia
T., wid.
re3. 122 N. First.
C/l Van
Van Cice Nina, res. 801 W . Henley.
Van Curen George W., oil well shooter, h. 4 Union pi.
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Van Deusen James L. (Adelia A.), farmer, h. Pleasant valley, Bv.
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Van Dixon Philip (Marion), laborer, h. 37 Elm, N. O.
K0 Van Dyke A., tank builder, bds. Hotel Snyder.
Van Dyke Lysander M. (Minnie M.), tanker, h. 718 W . Green.
Van Gorden Caleb A. (Emma W.), carpenter, h. 126 N. Eighth.
£
Van Gorder John H. (Frances E.), clerk, 217 N. Union; h. 245 S. Barry.
Van Gorder Mabel, clerk, 157 N. Union, res. 245 S. Barry.
iQ Van Houten William H. (Hattie E.), in3. agent, h. 313 W . Green.
Van Ness John R. (Cynthia M.), teamster, h. 32 N. River, N. O.
Van Schoik Nina, milliner, 207 N. Union; bds. 118 N. First.
Van Slyke Franklin, laborer, bds. 78 King, E. O.
Van Valkenburg Earl (Nellie), loco, engineer P. R. R.; h. 509% Van Campen
av.
•* Van Valkenburg Kate, wid. James, res. 109 Fulton.
^~ ! Van Wert Bert, hostler, 140 N. Union; rms. do.
V } I Van Wort Mabel, res. 230 S. Clinton.
w M Varner Samuel B. (Eva J.), painter, h. 507 W . Green.
!**## Varney Charles L., clerk P. R. R. shops, res. 230 N. Union.
. VARNEY EZRA J (Ophelia W.), awnings, rubber stamps and marking
«•*•*%
supplies, 230 N. Union; h. do.
*%•• Varney Maud L., res. 321 W . State.
Varney Walter, messenger, 157 N. Union; res. 321 W . State.
M m ^ \ Vasquez Alfred (Evans & Vasquez), 311% N. Union; rms. do
V J V A U G H A N E L M E R H. (Helen A.), prop. Hotel Imperial, 104 S. Union; h. do.
f k ^ Vaughn Celia, dressmaker, res. 904 Washington.
U C e t Vaughn John (Emma), car repairer, h. 921% Buffalo.
.. a Vaughn John H. (Hattie), boilermaker, res.~221 N. Thirteenth.
|bLJ Vaughn Lewis D. (Mary W.),filler,h. 904 Washington.
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Vaughn
206
E. Henley.
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^ ^ f Vaughn Maggie, dressmaker, res. 904 Washington.
REPAIRING
Call
at
512
W.
STATE
STREET.
^ b . Veneski Felix (Josie), laborer, h. 41 Spruce, N. O.
^ ^ J Venus Jennie A. Mrs., dressmaker, 481% N. Union; h. do.
^""J"; Venus Martin V. (Harriet A.), machinist, h. 33 Johnson, N. O.
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210
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Snyder;
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Washington,
Hotel
res.
bookkeeper,
502 Snyder,
N.
do.Union;
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182
402-404
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Very John G. (Lizzie S.), bartender, Hotel Snyder, h. 522 Higgins av. # g*
Vetter Joseph F.( Barbara), time keeper, h. 66 Clark, E. O.
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Vincent Elijah O. (Harriet), h. Kittaning rd., S. O.
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Vincent Orton M. (Rose R.), wood dealer, h. 316 S. Barry.
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VIRGINNIA W . W A L L A C E , prop. Olean House Barber Shop, 130 N. Union;
»
res. 208 S. Fifth. (See adv.)
Virginnia W y m a n W . (Abigail), barber, 445 N. Union; h. 208 S. Fifth.
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Vogel Anna, res. 218 S. Eleventh.
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Vogel Matilda, wid. Fidal, h. 218 S. Eleventh.
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Vollman Michael (Catherine), laborer, h. 533 N. Fifth.
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Vollman Sophia M., asst, 3-4 Riley & Wands blk.; res. 533 N. Fifth.
1
Vollmer Annie C, wid. Fred, h. 316 W . State.
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Vollmer Fred W., meat market, 316 W . State; res. do.
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Vollmer Gertrude, res. 316 W . State.
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Von Storch Philip A. (Etta), supt. Acme Glass Works; h 512 W . Henley.
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Voorhees Ruby, domestic, 310 N. Second.
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Voorheis Edwin O. (Flora E.), head miller, Olean Mills; h. 513 N. First.
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Voorheis Grace, res. 513 N. First.
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Voorheis William J. (Rena), h. 124 S. First.
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Vosseler John (Hannah), loco,fireman,
E_H2
W h. 120 S. Eleventh.
Vosseler William,
laborer,
res.
W .circulator
State, W Olean
. O. Ledger; h. 130 S. Clinton. OJ
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Heman F.
(Velona
E.),
Vosseler Xavier
farmer,
h. W . &State,
W . O.
I
Wadhams
Henry (Paulina),
D. (Ida M.),
(Wadhams
Smith),
241 N. Union; h. 223 do. aaaa
Vossler Anna
dressmaker,
113
N.S.
Fifth;
h. res.
do. do.
Wadhams
LenaA.,
M.,
dressmaker,
130
Clinton;
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W A D H A M S & SMITH (Henry D. Wadhams and Eugene C. Smith), props. « £
Olean Ledger, 241 N. Union.
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Wager Anton (Dora), emp. car shops, h. 119 N. Second.
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Wager Theresa, res. 119 N. Second.
Wager Walter, res. 119 N. Second.
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Wagner Alonzo (Harriet), h. r. 540 N. Union.
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Wagner Caroline, wid. Charles, h. 118 S. Sixth.
Wagner Charles L., laborer, res. 129 S. Third.
2
Wagner Charles M. (Emily V.), gasfitter, 182 N. Union; h. 27 Main, Bv.
£
Wagner Clara H., student, res. 118 S. Sixth.
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Wagner Dorothy M., res. 129 S. Third.
g
Wagner Frederick J., clerk, 301 W . Henley; res. 129 S. Third.
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Wagner George, laborer, res. 129 S. Third.
Wagner George, U. S. soldier, Manilla, res. 118 S. Sixth.
Wagner Henry F. (Clara), mason, h. 118 S. Sixth.
Wagner Joseph W . (Minnie), bookkeeper, Dotterweich Bottling Co.; h. 125
S. Third.
Wagner Minnie W., milliner, res. 118 S. Sixth.
W A G N E R W E N Z E L (Dorothy), supt. and brewer Dotterweich brewery, 301
W . Henley; h. 129 S. Third.
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W a h Quong, laundry, 244 N. Union; h. do.
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Waid Fannie, wid. Marvin, h. 21 Railroad av., E. O.
Wakelee Anna T., tel. opr., 133% N. Union; res. 901 Buffalo.
Wakelee Arthur W., clerk P. R. R., Railroad av.; res. 901 Buffalo.
Wakelee Clyde D., clerk P. R. R., Railroad av.; res. 901 Buffalo.
Wakelee John W . Jennie), driller, h. 901 Buffalo.
Wakelee Minnie G., stenographer, res. 901 Buffalo.
Walborn Ada, bds. 438 S. Fourth.
Waldeck William (Hannah), saloon, 1312 W . State; h. do.
Walker Albert P. (L. Jane), driver, 203 N. Union; h. 45 Union, S. O.
Walker Benjamin F., helper, bds. 623 E. State, E. O.
Walker Daniel D. (Nettie), trav. salesman, h. 211 S. Barry.
Walker Edward (Delia),fireman,h. 522% W . State.
Walker Flaud D., laborer, res. 25 Water. N. O.
Walker Frank, matcher, 19 Grifiin; res. 623 E. State, E. O.
-s Walker James H. (Lottie V.), grocer, 623 E. State; h. do., E. O.
Walker James N. (Ellen), laborer, h. 25 Water, N. O.
Walker Minnie C , teacher, No. 1 School, bds. 116 S. Clinton.
Wallace Mary, waitress, 309 N. Union.
Walldorff Marlen L. (Ida A.), acting mgr. Acme Mills; h. 308 N. Clinton.
Wallen Anna, res. 219 S. Union.
Wallen David J. (Ella)', car inspector, h. 209 N. Sixth.
Wallen John (Alice), tailor, h. 219 S. Union.
E - " Walley Caroline G. Mrs. h. 1102 Washington.
Walley Clyde, messenger, 149 N. Union; res. 1102 Washington.
P i Walley Edna E., dressmaker, res. 1102 Washington.
Wallhauser Charles, laborer, res. 602 E. State, E. O.
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Wallhauser Emil, machinist, res. 602 E. State, E. O.
P Q Wallhauser George F. (Mary), bottler, 602 E. State; h. do., E. O.
Wallhauser George O., civil engineer, res. 602 E. State, E. O.
1 — I Wallhauser Rose C , res. 602 E. State, E. O.
Wallin Joel (Hilda), miller, Empire Mills, N. O.; h. 703 Washington.
W A L S H see also W E L C H A N D W E L S H .
Walsh Ella M., cashier, 131 N. Union; h. 238 N. Third.
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Walsh John P. (Margaret), brakeman, h. 431 N. Ninth.
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Walters Elizabeth N., dressmaker, 112 S. Second; h. do.
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Walton Andrew M. (Mary E.), currier, h. 735 E. State, E. O.
Walton Archie D., res. 735 E. State, E. O.
Walton Bessie B., res. 30 King, E. O.
Walton Charles H. (Delora M.), currier, h. 22 King, E. O.
Walton David E. (Mary E.), laborer, h. 30 King, E. O.
O
Walton Edith M., res. 30 King, E. O.
LL.
Walton Jacob A., currier, res. 30 King, E. O.
Walton Lizzie N., res. 30 King, E. O.
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Walton Vivian, res. 22 King, E. O.
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Waltz Ida, clerk, 1223 W . State; bds. do.
Wands Charles R. (Riley & Wands), 301-303-305 N. Union; res. 405 W . Henley.
LL.
Wands Edith M., res. 405 W . Henley.
Ward Catherine F., res. 537 N. Seventh.
CC
Ward Edward, porter, 130 W . State; rms. 112 N. First.
f. Ward Harry H., helper, res. 537 N. Seventh.
0 Ward James A. (Ida A.), carpenter ,h. 1307 Reed.
P Ward James A., pipefitter, res. 43 Spruce, N. O.
«. Warff John, laborer, res. 54 Spruce, N. O.
0 Ward John (Kate), laborer, h. 43 Spruce, N. O.
B U0 Ward
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M
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Mary
Sarah,
John
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res.
.wid.
,1A.
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telegrapher,
res.
H
537
(Catherine
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822
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N.O.
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Blocks
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carpenter,
O.
43
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W A R I N G J A M E S H. (Agnes L.), lawyer, 107 N. Union, and Mayor, City Hall; h. 237 N. Third.
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Warner Bertha, waitress, Grand Central Hotel.
Warner Florence Mrs., h. 210 East av.
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Warner George W . (Myrtie L.), barber, 310 N. Union; h. 120 E. Green.
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Warner James W . (Mary), h. 1009 W . Sullivan.
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Warner William G., apprentice, res. 1009 W . Sullivan.
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Warren Eunice C , res. 134 N. Barry.
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Warren Eveline H., res. 223% N. Union.
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Warren Frank W., res. 134 N. Barry.
Warren Mary A., wid. Seth W., h. 134 N. Barry.
Washer Ella, res. 525 N. Ninth.
Washer George, machinist, res. 525 N. Ninth.
Washer George H. (Emeretta), laborer, h. 525 N. Ninth.
Wasson Charles H. (Olive C ) , h. 118 Hamilton.
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Wasson Lena, res. 115 S. First.
W A T E R COMMISSIONERS, 7 City bldg; John Z. Le Fevre, sec.
Waters Lewis (Mary), pumper, h. 1507 W . Henley.
Waters Nellie, operative, res. 1507 W . Henley.
Waters William R. (Mettie M.), sta. engineer, h. 110 S. Sixth.
Watkins Daniel (Alice), bone dealer, h. Oregon rd., N. O.
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Watson Hazel E., res. 316 N. Second.
Watson James W . (Julia E.), inspector, h. 316 N. Second.
Watson Nettie L., res. 316 N. Second.
Watson William G., res. 316 N. Second.
Watts Francis E. (Aria B.), physician, 131 S. First; h. do.
W a y Charles E. (Elizabeth), blacksmith, h. 488 Higgins av.
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Weagraff Fred C. (Lizzie), carpenter, h. 1306 W . State.
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Weatherell Arthur, machine hand, res. 134 S. Barry.
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Weatherell Chauncey, res. 134 S. Barry.
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Weatherell Chester H. (Bertha C ) , bricklayer, h. 141 S. Clinton.
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Weatherell Elizabeth, res. 134 S. Barry.
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Weatherell George, clerk, res. 134 S. Barry.
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Weatherell Harriet, res. 134 S. Barry.
Weatherell James (Elizabeth), contractor, 134 S. Barry; h. do.
Weatherell Martha, res. 134 S. Barry.
Weatherell Robert N. (Martena), bricklayer, h. 112 Fulton.
Weatherell Verona, res. 134 S. Barry.
Webb Augustus E., trav. salesman, h. 214 N. Fourth.
W e b b Charles W . (Carrie), storekeeper, h. 141 N. Ninth.
Webb Herbert E., clerk, 164 N. Union; res. 214 N. Fourth.
Webber Frank B. (Mary A.), tinsmith, h. 123 N. Sixth.
Webber Fred J. (Florence B.), gasfitter, 139 N. Union; h. 619 W . State.
Webber Loretta A., clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 118 N. Sixth.
Webber Mary A., clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 118 N. Sixth.
Webber Olive, res. 118 N. Sixth.
Webber William (Catherine), tinsmith, 108 S. Third; h. 118 N. Sixth.
Weber Carrie A. Mrs., h. 108 N. Barry.
Weber George, printer, 215 N. Union; res. 125 N. Twelfth.
Weber Henry H., shoes, 135 N. Union; bds. Hotel Imperial.
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Webster Ada M., student, res. 125 Wholesale
S. Fourth.
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Webster Alice J., res. 125 S. Fourth.
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125 S. Fourth.
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Webster Henry N. (Katherine), teamster, h. 125 S. Fourth.
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125
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Weidman Catherine Mrs., res. 116 N. Ninth.
Weidman Frederick (Christina), E. W . State, W . O.
Weidman Frederick C. Rev. (Carrie), pastor German Lutheran church; h.
415 Laurens.
Weidman Frederick W., res. 415 Laurens.
**^^ Weidmann Stave and Heading Mills, 19-25 Griffin, E. O.; Paul Weidmann,
*"^
pres.; Harvey Morris, gen. supt
W A Weinhauer Carrie, wid. Ernest W., res. 206 N. Barry.
^ * ~ Weinhauer Ruth, res. 206 N. Barry.
^ — Weipper Dorothy E., res. 15 Riley & Wands blk.
"^^^ Weipper Rose E. Mrs., dressmaker, room 15, Riley & Wands blk.; h. do.
J Z ^ Weir Charles E., trav. salesman, rms. 24, Riley & Wands blk.
^v"> Weir Delia Mrs., h. 211 Tompkins.
^JJT Weir Romain, hostler, 160 N. Union;" rms. do.
E ™ l Weis Maximilian (Ellen E.), boilermaker, h. 97 River, N. O.
,^^^ Weis Paul (Rosena), farmer, h. Oregon rd., N. O.
£ M Weiser Theresa Mrs., h. 618 W . Green.
iJJjU, Weitmer Peter (Fannie), carpenter, h. 1125 Irving.
r*mi Weith Henry (Cecelia), tailor, 211 Masonic Temple; h. 503 W . State.
\ZZZ Weith Henry, Jr., clerk, 157 N. Union; res. 503 W . State.
J ™ W E L C H see also W E L S H and W A L S H .
C*3 Welch John C. (Kate), farmer, h. Pleasant Valley, N. O.
C J 3 * Welch Lida E.. domestic 717 W . State.
m-mm- Welch Peter (Nellie), railroad conductor, h. 206 N. Sixth.
^™^£ Weld Charles A., laborer, res. 264% N. Union.
SSS Weld E m m a C, res. 264% N. Union.
C O Weld Irving J., student, res. 264% N. Union.
Weld Mayme L., music teacher, res. 264% N. Union.
G O Weld Moses E. (Elizabeth A.), h. 264% N. Union.
S S 5 Weldon Charles, brakeman, res. 23 Second av., Bv.
0 C 3 Weldon Frank, glassblower, bds. 217 Winters av.
—wjf Weldon Frank (Annie), painter, h. 19 Third av., Bv.
? Welsh William H., laborer, res. 26 Water, N. O.
^ " ^ Weldon George W., laborer, res. 23 Second av., Bv.
jjj Wenceslow John B. (Louisa F.), currier, h. 117 N. Eighth.
>-> ft Weldon H. Bert (Gertie M.), brakeman, h. 14 Third av., Bv.
Wendal Paul (Magdalena), h. 902 Washington.
^ l U Weldon Samuel (Maria), laborer, h. 23 Second av., Bv.
5 £ Wenke Anton, res. 611 W . Green.
h—" Weldy William L. (Rosie E.).flagman,h. 12 Fifth av., Bv.
g Wenke Emanuel (Bertha), brewer, h. 1113 Irving.
••y. W E L L S , F A R G O & CO. EXPRESS, 172 N. Union; Frederick W . Davis, agent.
j- Wenke Paul (Louisa), laborer, h. 1017 Irving.
g - ^ Wells Jerome R. Rev. (Lena S.), h. 106 N. Ninth.
"" Wentzell John B. (Bessie R.), glassblower, h. 612 Washington.
Kate, wid. Frederick H., h. 118 N. First.
z I Wells
Wenzelburger Mary, domestic, 126 N. Barry.
E L S H see also W E L C H and W A L S H .
< I- WWerry
George (Emily), cabinetmaker, h. 802% N. Union, N. O.
Welsh Anna, helper, 144 N. Union; res. 26 Water, N. O.
o tt Wescott Brazier (Sarah), glassblower, rms. 249 N. Union.
r ~ . Welsh Katherine, tel. opr., 133% N. Union; res. 26 Water, N. O.
0 Wescott Edwin E. (Eva J.), milk depot, 921 Buffalo; h. 219 N. Sixth.
PJ " h Welsh Minnie, dressmaker, res. 26 Water, N. O.
Z Wescott George R. (Sarah E.), carpenter, h. 19 N. River, N. O.
H W Welsh Patrick C. (Celia), oil producer, h. r. 445 VS. Union.
n Wescott Grace M., clerk, 921 Buffalo; res. 219 N. Sixth.
- -!|J Welsh Patrick E. (Anna), h. 26 Water, N. O.
O 0W Wescott
I Make James
New (Nettie),
Stock to
Order and
M M
^•M|e
bartender,
h. 306 .W . AState.
~ Guarantee
West Ella M.,
wid.
William
VS.,
boarding
house,
414
W
.
State.
Perfect Satisfaction .. H l U l U U U I V l Street.
7^ West Edwin F., elevator boy, res. 414 W . State.
z. West James E., res. 414 W . State.
h.
R TT T A V i n P f o
AH Kinds of
254 N.
U . U . L l \ l L \ J L \ f( Roofing riaterial Union St.
OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY. 139 } S
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J 3
WESTBROOK COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, 156 N. Union; E. D. Westbrook,
prop.
W E S T B R O O K E L R O Y D. (Marian H.), prop, and principal Westbrook Commercial Academy, 156 N. Union; h. 117 N. Clinton.
Westbrook Frank R. (Lucy), laborer, res. 140 Railroad av., E. O.
Westerland Fred (Eva), carpenter, h. 1009 Washington.
Western Union Telegraph Cc, Exchange Bank bldg.; George F. Thompson,
mgr.
Westfall Ethel P., res. 604 N. Union.
Westfall John A. (Sarah L.), carpenter, h. 604 N. Union.
Westling Oscar L., bartender, Hotel Capitol; bds. do.
Weston Irving B. (Frances B.), tanner, h. 711 Irving.
Wetzel John (Anna), laborer, h. 7 Avenue A, N. O.
Weymer Ruth, domestic, 210 N. Second.
Wheadon George, porter, Olean House.
Wheaton Earl, stenographer, res. 321 S. Barry.
Wheaton Lynn S., blacksmith, res. 321 S. Barry.
Wheaton Samuel (Mary S.), painter and carpenter, h. 321 S. Barry.
Wheeler Agnes A. Mrs., h. 202 N. Barry.
Wheeler Dora, wid. John, res. 56 Bishop, E. O.
Wheeler George E. (Mellie M.), brakeman, h. 1444% Buffalo.
Wheeler George S. (Nellie J.), butcher, res. 325 S. Union.
Wheeler Hiram (Cora E.), driver, 133 Railroad av.; h. 82 Bishop, E. O.
Wheeler Kathryn. res. 202 N. Barry.
Wheeler LeRoy R., laborer, res. 19 Osgood av., E. O.
Wheeler Raymond S., collector, 107 North; res. 202 N. Barry.
Wheeler Stewart M. (Elizabeth A.), laborer, h. 210 N. Fifteenth.
W H E E L E R WILLIAM E., vice-pres. First National Bank, and Tanners' Shoe
Stock Co.; h. Portville, N. Y.
Whelan George T., car repairer, res. 812 Washington.
Whelan Matilda Mrs., h. 812 Washington.
Whelan Michael J. (Catherine), line inspector, h. 933 Buffalo.
Whelan Myra, domestic, 316 Laurens.
Whelan William, brakeman, h. 406 Wayne.
Whelan Zula T., milliner, res. 812 Washington.
Whelply Frederick (Carrie), glass packer, h. 3 Pierce av., W . O.
Whipple Ellsworth O. (Cora M.), (O. Whipple & Son), 3-4 Riley & Wands
blk.; h. 228 N. Third.
W H I P P L E H E R B E R T C. (Carrie E.), photographer, 236 N. Union; h. 210 N.
Fourth.
Whipple Melville C, res. 210 N. Fourth.
Whipple O. & Son (Otis arid" Ellsworth O.), dentists, 3-4 Riley & Wands blk.
Whipple Otis (Mary L.), (O. Whipple & Son), 3-4Riley & Wands blk.; h.
601 W . Sullivan.
Whipple Truman T. ( E m m a J.), blacksmith, h. 708 Washington.
W H I T A K E R see also W H I T T A K E R .
Whitaker Edward F., railroad employe, res. 125 N. Third.
Whitaker Ida F., teacher, res. 125 N. Third.
Whitcomb George N. (Minnie M J , blacksmith, 507 N. Union; h. 502 Higgins
av.
Whitcomb Lynas J. (Belle), sta. engineer, h. 512 Washington.
311
Whitcomb William H. (Augusta), laborer, h. 12 Second av., Bv.
d
u n l a v e y b r o s . Famous Olean Club Whiskey,«Union
W H I T E see also W I G H T .
the sA.,
ole owners
of the
J'Street.
.
White are
Ailena
res. 303
Jay.
White E
Erwin
Edward,
Elizabeth,
Catherine
Charles
Calvin
m m e t D.
W(Anna
F.
.
switchman,
(MaTy),
B.,
clerk,
clerk,
(Agnes),
(Mary
waitress,
E.),
149
174
E.),
carpenter,
tanner,
sta.
res.
VS.
N.
mason,
Grand
Union;
Union;
engineer,
529
h.h.
N.
429
Central
h.338
res.
Seventh.
res.
12
VS.
h.
Laurel
Bartlett
75
432
136
Ninth.
Hotel;
King,
N.
S.av.
av.,
First
Union.
res.
E. N.
O.
523O.
N. Eighth.
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White
S fe Florence, res. 529 N. Seventh.
*» < White Gilbert M. (Estella), mgr. 1223 W . State; h. do.
H White Harry B., artist, 156 N. Union; res. 313 do.
rS - White Henry (Harriet G.), druggist and stationer, 313 N. Union; h. 136 S.
0
Union.
White James (Kate), laborer, h. 529 N. Seventh.
H
White James M. (Mary R.), R. R. conductor, h. 432 N. First.
v. White James P., gatherer, res. 528 N. Eighth.
< ^ 3 White Jennie, cook, res. 318 N. First.
l _ White John M. (Maria J.), sta. engineer, h. 12 Bartlett av., N. O.
White Lloyd J. (Bernice), (American Palace Laundry), 112 W . Sullivan; res.
75 King, E. O.
White Lydia F., wid. Henry K., h. 52 Main, Bv.
White Maggie G., res. 528 N. Eighth.
White Mamie F., waitress, Grand Central Hotel; res. 528 N. Eighth.
White Mary, wid. John, h. 528 N. Eighth.
White Mary M., wid. John W., h. 75 King, E. O.
White May, domestic, res. 338 Laurel av.
White Michael, laborer, res. 529 N. Seventh.
White Patrick (Ellen), laborer, h. 331 Tompkins.
£ ^ * % White Richard, galvanizer, res. 331 rompkinS".
^•'af white Stephen, cigarmaker, res. 529 N. Seventh.
_ _ _ White William H. (May), carpenter, h. 816 N. Union, N. O.
* * Whitford Erastus, teamster, bds. 1 Union, S. O.
C
Whitman Edwin, res. 52 Pine, N. O.
C O Whitmore Mary E., domestic, 309 N. Union.
Whitney Edgar F., broker, res. 116 Laurens.
C O Whitney Lambert, h. 202 S. Union.
C O Whitney Lambert S., farmer, h. 79 W . River, S. O.
j— p ^ Whitney Pearl S., res. 116 Laurens.
^•"^ Whitney Roy M., bookkeeper, res. 116 Laurens.
_ _ Whitney Russell M. (Lydia St. J.), hub mfr., ft. N. Fifth; h. 116 Laurens.
C*"3 W H I T T A K E R see also W H I T A K E R .
Whittaker Clark F. (Martha E.), foreman, h. 203 W . Green.
^_^ Whittaker Daniel O. (Nellie M.), h. 11 Alder, E. O.
J ^ S Whittam Frank R. (Annie J.), carpenter, 502 N. Union; h. 58 Bishop, E. O.
L , ^ Whittam Mary, wid. John, res. 201 S. Barry.
*
Whitton Clara J., wid. James E., h. 9 Osgood av., E. O.
S S 3 Whitton Maud F., stenographer, res. 505 W . Henley.
g*""* Whitton Oscar J., res. 505 W . Henley.
M U i Whitton Thomas (Eva B.), wholesale lumber, 34-35 Exchange Bank bldg.; h.
505 W . Henley.
•^ Wholeben John (Louisa), laborer, h. 114 S. Tenth.
«—i Wicklander Axel A., janitor, City Hall; rms. do.
W I E DHMEA N
N see
Y Oalso
U R W ESI DHMOA NE.S N E E D H
Q. C O O K ' S
Wiedman John,
harness,
. State;
R E P A I R I N317
G , Wc«H
at rms. do. ' Bia ^ STATE STREET.
wWiedman Michael
(Amelia), glass packer, h. 1213 W . Sullivan.
Wiedman William G. (Lena), grocer, 1320 W . State; h. 104 N. Thirteenth.
Wies
wid.
M.,
res.
802
Reed.
% s^Sf
WIGHT
S^_
S. AUSTIN
Wilbur
Wieht
Wiggins
WWisjgins
Wilber
Wiesman
Wilbert
I Gof
H Dora,
TIda
Music;
Robert
Frank,
J.
see
May
Fred
Marcellus
C.
John
M.,
(Ida
E.,
also
B.,
J.
rms.
B.,
teacher
laborer,
H.
glassblower,
M.),
res.
(Mary),
Whelper,
(Agnes
(Minnie
HJ.,
211
I 1066
Tfeeder,
teacher
of
bds.
EN.
.leather
piano;
res.
R.),
First.
E.
A.),
437
bds.
State,
res.
1066
farmer,
barber,
of
N.
rms.
splitter,
Hotel
1066
Union.
violin,
E.
E.211
h.
State,
310
E.
Imperial.
O.
75
N.
h.
State,
N.
studio
River,
First.
1066
E.
Union;
O.
E.E.S.
Olean
O.
State,
h.
O.127School
E.
S. O.
Second.
RILEY &
W
A N D S
141
Is
Wilcox George, machinist, bds. 1126 N. Union, N. O.
Wilcox Isaiah C. (Minerva R.), h. 920 W . State.
Wilcox Joseph E. (Jennie R.), hostler, 1110 N. Union; h. 43 Walnut, N. O.
i r TI
Wilcox Roy, laborer, 217 Wayne; res. Allegany, N. Y.
mn »
Wilcox T. Paul, clerk, 203 N. Union; res. 305 Coleman.
»j» 3
Wilcox Thomas F. (Flora A.), carriage trimmer, 524 N. Union; h. 305 Coleman.
Wilde Frank (Mary), currier, h. 51 King, E. O.
Wilde John, foreman, h. 21 King, E. O.
Wiles John E. (Anna), laborer, h. 1409 W . Henley.
Wiles Thomas (Catherine), machinist, 502 N. Union; h. 1402 W . Henley.
Wiley Annie T., res. 409% Laurens.
€/9
Wiley John J. (Bridget A.), h. 409% Laurens.
Wiley Mary J., res. 409% Laurens.
Wilkins Fred (Mina), painter, 302 S. Union; h. 304 do.
Wilkins Herbert J. (Emma), beam hand, h. 608 E. State, E. O.
Wilkins Wesley F. (Myra M.), car repairer, h. 3 Pond, E. O.
W I L K I N S O N WILLIAM S. (Martha G.), hardware, stoves and crockery, 129
N. Union; h. 302 N. Clinton.
W I L L A R D C H A R L E S (Lucy H.), pianos and musical instruments, 229 N.
Union; h. 229% do.
Williams Albert, res. 135 W . River, S. O.
W I L L I A M S A L L A N B. (lone G.), accountant, 303 Masonic Temple; h. 130 S.
Barry.
W I L L I A M S A L L A N I. ( E m m a B.), cashier, Exchange National Bank;
Williams Clinton R., photographer, res. 137 N. Barry.
Williams Frank, laborer, res. 410 S. Third.
Williams Frank, tanner, American Hide & Leather Co.; rms. 114 N. First.
Williams Jennie, domestic, 23 Second av., Bv.
Williams John A. (Jane L.), agent, h. 98 River, N. O.
Williams John M. (Rebecca E.), machinist, h. 137 N. Barry.
Williams John P. (Margaret), farmer, h. Plucker Hollow, N. O.
Williams John R. (Daisy E.), laborer, h. 322 N. Ninth.
~*\
Williams John W., car repairer, res. 145 N. Thirteenth.
Williams Joseph (Julia), tanner, h. 513 N. Fourth.
Williams Joseph (Sophia), car repairer, h. 145 N. Thirteenth.
/
Williams Joseph, Jr., laborer, res. 145 N. Thirteenth.
/
Williams Katherine, clerk, 131 N. Union; rms. 118 N. Barry.
Williams Lena, res. 145 N. Thirteenth.
Williams Orra, teacher No. 1 School.
Williams Owen J. Jr. ( E m m a J.), ry. postal clerk; h. 208 Winters av.
Williams Peter, laborer, h. 410 S. Third.
Williams Samuel E. (Vida L.), laborer, h. 326 W . State.
O J>
Williams Simeon A. (Kate), laborer, h. 316 N. Fifth.
Williams Thomas L. (Nellie M.), horse trainer, h. 168% VS. Union.
c >
Williams William H. (Minnie B.), sta. engineer, h. 1022 Buffalo.
o o
Williams William P. (Florence V.), leather worker, h. 109 S. Seventh.
Williams William W . (Ella G.), foreman, h. 426 N. Tenth.
Williamson James G. (Mary E.), (Bullmer & Williamson), 214 Whitney av.;
h. do.
Willis Carrie L., res. 1305 W . Sullivan.
311
Willis
315
av. Olean Club Whiskey,«Union
d
u n Charles,
l a v ebarber,
y b h.
ro
s Railroad
. Famous
Willis Clarence (Katherine), laborer, h. 268% N. Union.
are the «ole owners of the
* Street.
*
"Willis Clarence L., clerk, 407 N. Union; res. 1305 W . Sullivan.
Willis
Willover
WillsSullivan.Katherine,
Landon,
LeRoy
Hezeriah,
George
JohnA.,
fish
A.,
domestic,
(Nellie),
clerk,
prop.
carpenter,
peddler,
City
407
glassblower,
128
N.
h.
Installment
h.
S.
Union;
135
4Third.
Homer,
N. Eleventh.
res.
Store,
N.
4
1305
Homer,
O.407
W . Sullivan:
N.
N.
' Union;
O.
/
h.
/^ 1305 W .
. Ladies' and Children's Footwear f f TVI C D ft P[] LXJ;,right.
••
' • î I I LLII VJL U U l 158 N Unlon gt
•C 142 OLEAN DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
Willson Durand F. Hattie), millwright, h. 614 E. State, E. O.
1 Willson Frank L. (Addie A.), millwright, h. 28 Garden av., E. O.
— Wilmoth Baxter J. (Tryphena P.), claim agent, h. 239 N. Second.
Wilmoth Cary B., student, res. 239 N. Second.
™ " Wilson Betty Mrs., h. 315 Railroad av.
C Wilson Burt, laborer, bds. 1621 W . State, W . O.
Wilson Clara A., bookkeeper, 301 N. Union; res. 213 Jay.
Wilson David, cooper, res. 119 S. Eleventh.
•* Wilson Elizabeth, wid. Andrew, h. 119 S. Eleventh.
J Wilson Erie J., pres. Producers Gas Co., 205 Masonic Temple; h. Bolivar, N. Y.
•£ Wilson G. Henry (Grace), currier, h. 40 Moore's rd., W . O.
Wilson George W., lineman, res. 402 S. Union.
to
„j Wilson George W . (Ethel), painter, h. 28 N. River, N. O.
g Wilson James, painter, res. 28 N. River, N. O.
£ WILSON J A M E S GODFREY, mfr. of blinds and shutters, Johnson, N. O.;
5)
Percy H. Wilson, mgr.
Wilson John (Louise), laborer, h. 1117 W . State.
O •«- Wilson Joseph (Louise R.), blacksmith, 134 E. Sullivan; h. 213 Jay.
rvj *S Wilson Joseph W., gasfitter, 182 N. Union; res. 213 Jay.
o
v^ OT Wilson Kate M. Mrs., dressmaker, h. 241 N. Union.
PI
•JJ Wilson Lily, operative, res. 119 S. Eleventh.
» Wilson Louis C. (Thalia E.), oil producer, h. 120 S. Union.
S Wilson Matthew (Catherine), stillman, h. 68 Oak, N. O.
P* WILSON P E R C Y H. (Mary A.), mgr. for J. G. Wilson; h. 120 S. Clinton.
Wilson Ruth, res. 120 S. Union.
O
p5 Wilson Thomas (Addie), cooper, h. 123 N. Twelfth.
Pi Wilson William W . (Orisa), laborer, h. 402 S. Union.
PI Winber John, car builder, bds. 712 Wayne.
S3 Winch John (Mary), laborer, h. 67 Bishop, E. O.
Winch Joseph (Agnes), laborer, h. 59 Bishop, E. O.
<
Winchel Nathan (Florence L.), laborer, h. 501 Irving.
Eh Wind Charles, liveryman, res. 507 W . State.
Wind Ernestine, wid. Jacob, boarding house, 507 W . State.
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Wind Mary, res. 507 W . State.
W
$5 Windsor Edwin L., agent Met. Life Ins. Co., 156 N. Union; h. Allegany, N. Y.
Winer Elias Rev. (Annie B.), ratsbi Hebrew cong., h. 109 VS. Second.
Wing Milford C. (Mae E.), stonecutter, h. 31 Main, Bv.
Winsor Woodley C. (Harriet C ) , photographer, 150~N. Union; h. 124 N. First.
Wint Jacob, laborer, res. 34 Homer, N O.
Wint Joseph, laborer, res. 34 Homer, N. O.
Wint William (Edna), laborer, h. 34 Homer, N. O.
Winters Margaret Z., wid. George, res. 204 W . Sullivan.
Wisner Fred (Eutheria V.), wagonmaker, h. 314 Jay.
Wisner Walter H., res. 314 Jay.
Wiswell Guy T. (Grace), teacher, 156 N. Union; bds. 605 do.
Wittenburg William (Mary), hostler, h. 130 N. Fifteenth.
Witter Charles H. (Kate), woodsman, h. 338 N. Third.
Xavier
(Hettie),
laborer,
h.
129
S.
Fifth.
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Thfi
HaW jWilz
Wohlleben
Wodell
Wixon
Wojciechoski
"Wolf
Wolf
Wolfe
Wohlleben
Wolff
Wolf
nfixt
Charles,
Henry
Joseph,
Joseph
Paul
Charles,
Samuel
Charles
Frances,
William
Issue
Charles,
William,
Sophia,
F.,
H.,
Adam
Jr.,
(Arihie
laborer,
H.
car
F.
baker,
nf
res.
laborer,
(Sarah),
car
(Ida
(Ida
repairer,
wid.
this
(Annie),
res.
laborer,
115
M.),
repairer,
312
M.),
res.
B.),
Philip,
911
res.
N.
farmer,
llirpntnrv
W.
laborer,
109
laborer,
sta.
Twelfth.
Wres.
laborer,
res.
109
.State;
N.
h.
res.
engineer,
State.
h.
N.
109
Eleventh.
911
h.
res.
109
115
Eleventh.
bds.
N.
h.
W109
will
.Eleventh.
N.
247
22
State.
h.
State.
do.
N.Twelfth.
Genesee,
Eleventh.
Spruce,
323
Eleventh.
hfiColeman.
inN.
Bv.
ISO?.
O.
GILLINGHAM & SON,
.
f
V
Builders' Supplies a n d
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Contracting.z r
143 O W
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t«7
Wolverton Samuel, res. 141 S. Barry.
H
Wolverton Victoria, wid. George, res. 141 S. Barry.
© *«j
W O O D see also W O O D S .
^Q •£
raw
Wood A. Monroe (Mary A.), machine hand ,h. 116 N. Barry.
^ ^
Wood Alfred B. (Mary E.), machinist, h. 114 Wayne.
- ••
Wvvvjwls
O O D Annie,
ELIAS
V.
Union;
Wood
306M.),
W .druggist,
State.
c u m odomestic,
v. (Helen
^neieu
ivi.;,
ui uggmL,133
xaoN.in.
umuii;h.n.131
±31S.a.Union,
union.
>^ "J*
Wood Charles,
hostler,
238
N.
Union;
rms.
do.
Frederick, sta. engineer, Olean St. Ry.; res. 40 Front, Bv.
*£70
H. res.
(Nora),
Wood Charles
Gladys L.,
116 blacksmith,
N. Barry. 522 N. Union; h. 54 Bishop, E. O.
?a —J
Wood Inez, milliner, res. 113 Fulton.
"TJ J>
Wood Nettie, wid. Ransom, dressmaker, 113 Fulton; h. do.
J> —J
Wood Olin W . (Kate S.), principal High School; h. 220 N. Fourth.
7 "
Wood Owen,
Thomas,
currier,
sta.fireman,
bds. 332 bds.
N. Tenth.
323 N. Union.
3» ©
Wood William
Reuben E.
F. (Mary
(MyrtleT.),
M.),sta.
carriage
engineer,
painter,
Vacuum
522 N.
OilUnion;
Co.; h.h.114
38 Front,
S. Eighth.
Bv. » Z
W O O D A R D CLINTON P. (Ruby E.), undertaker 232 N. Union; h. 418 Laurens. a
Woodard George B. (Mary L.), oil producer, h. 1616 W . State, W . O.
Woodard Pearl E., res. 309 Coleman.
•-3
Woodard William C. (Lillie R.), laborer, h. 309 Coleman.
Woodruff Allen C. (Jennie H.), carpenter, h. 148 N. Seventh.
c4
Woodruff Frank M., laborer, res. 11 Pond, E. O.
Woodruff Gertrude L., trimmer, 207 VS. Union; res. 148 N. Second.
m
Woodruff Israel, laborer, h. 9 Pond, E. O.
Woodruff Jason M. (Stella), agent, h. 511 W . State.
o
Woodruff Jessie, res. 511 W . State.
<i
Woodruff William C, carpenter, res. 148 N. Seventh.
fcJ
Woodruff Winford, stonemason, res. 511 W . State.
W O O D S see also W O O D .
Woods Anna M., clerk, 301 W . Henley; res. 220 S. Eleventh.
o
W O O D S H E N R Y C. REV. (Mary M.), pres. elder M. E. church, Olean dis.; o
h. 126 N. Barry.
<{
W O O D S J O H N J. (Mary B.), sec. Dotterweich Brewing Co., 301 W . Henley;
h. 220 S. Eleventh.
Woods M. Louise, res. 126 N. Barry.
Woodward Albert E. (Angeline M.), barber, Exch. Bank bldg.; h. 310 Jay.
Woodworth Fidelia, wid. William, h. 221 N. Thirteenth.
Worden Charles H. (Lulu S.), farmer, h. Windfall rd., Bv.
Worden Charles W . (Lulu B.), ins. agent, City bldg.; h. 138 S. Clinton.
C/2
W O R D E N IRVING E. (Bessie E.), asst. cashier Exchange National Bank;
bi,c:. Olean House.
Worden John S., bds. Olean House.
World Hotel, 721 W . State; Andrew Schelin, prop.
Wright Arthur D., clerk, 266 N. Union; bds. 205 do.
aQTQ
Wright Bertha O., bookkeeper, 410 N. Union; res. 417 W . Green.
Wright Charles (Lillian), stonecutter, h. Ill Irving.
Wright Edward H., oil inspector Vacuum Oil Co.; bds. Winters av.
Wright Elizabeth, wid. Benjamin, res. 41 Railroad av., E. O.
f™
Wright Eva M., res. r. 227 N. Union.
S
CO
Wright Frank C. (Empire Art Co.), 6 Riley & Wands blk.; bds. Grand Cen- -t nZZ
tral Hotel.
U •*
Wright Frank H. (Susie H.). bookkeeper, 1105 E. State; h. 27 King, E. O.
Wright
George
laborer, h. D
r.U227
^
w i nH.
e s(Elizabeth),
a n d liquors
N LN.A Union.
V E Y BROS.,
F
Wright Grace E., milliner, res. 113 S. Fourth.
J •—
Wright Henry, teamster, 413 N. Union; bds. 28 King E. O.
T
Finest
For
Wright "Millard
Lewis
Mabel,
Henry
Mortimer,
Call (Kate),
H.,
res.
on
E. res.
res.
(Alice
311
334h.
43
121
n.
S.M.),
334
Railroad
Union
Barry.
S.S.
teamster,
Ffith.
Barry.
Street
av., E.
413O.
N. Union; h. 52 Bishop, E. O. JJ33
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j/2 fe Wright Seth W . (Phoebe A.), laundryman, h. 25 Prince, E. O.
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Yampolski Phoebe, res. 608 W . State.
Yannella Felix, shoemaker, 455 N. Union; h. do.
Yard David S. (Hannah), state factory inspector; h. Ill Laurens.
m fcj* Yard Elizabeth S., stenographer, 163 N. Union; res. Ill Laurens.
K Yard Laura L., bookkeeper and stenographer, 1602 W . Henley; res. Ill Laur>
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h Yates Edgar A., laborer, res. 24 Center, Bv.
E [U Yates Oney (Helen), laborer, h. 24 Center, Bv.
Y a w Frank E. (Maud), glassblower, h. 124 N. Fourth.
. Y a w Harvey A. (Sarah A.), h. Kittaning rd., S. O.
Ul Y a w Jesse W . (Maria), laborer, h. 215 W . Green.
Y a w Mahlon H. (Cora T.), tinsmith, 155 N. Union; h. Ill N. Second.
DLK Yeahl Theophile (Caroline), tanner, h. 529 N. Fifth.
Yehl Emil (Salome), car builder, h. 143 N. Eleventh.
Yehl Mary S., res. 143 N. Eleventh.
Yoerk Arthur, apprentice, 215.N. Union; res. 118 E. Green.
Yoerk Edward L., student, res. 118 E. Green.
Yoerk Joseph A. (Nancy E.), laborer, h. 118 E. Green.
York Anna T., res. 13 Garden av., E. O.
« * York Catherine, wid. James, h. 13 Garden av., E. O.
York Christopher J., driver, 172 N. Union; res. 13 Garden av., E. O.
York Marcella C, cashier, 120 N. Union; res. 13 Garden av., E. O.
York Margaret, clerk, 149 N. Union; res. 13 Garden av., E. O.
Yost Kate, domestic, 312 Laurens.
Young A. Earl, freight handler P. R. R., res. 26 Second av., Bv.
Young Armus, driver, bds. 31 Walnut, N. O.
Young Bertha, res. 109 Fulton.
Young Chester M. (Eliza), laborer, h. 306 S. Eighth.
Young Cora, clerk, 174 N. Union; res. 130 N. Fourth.
Young Eugene E. (Cora), photographer, h. 109 Fulton.
Young Howard, student, res. 88 River, N. O.
Young Itha M., res. 26 Second av., Bv.
Young James W . (Margaret I.), freight handler P. R. R., res. 32 Third av., Bv.
Young John (Mary), driller, h. 88 River, N. O.
Young John W . (Lucy R.), tallyman P. R* R., h. 26 Second av., Bv.
Young Katie DeLonc. res. 109 Fulton.
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Young Mildred E., domestic, res. 306 S. Eighth.
Young Samuel (Ella M.), glassblower, h. 118 S. Eighth.
Young Walter
clerk,
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Zeile Frederick L. (Catherine), merchant tailor, 147 N. Ninth; h. do. \f_
Zeile William F., brakeman, res. 147 N. Ninth.
Zerby John C. (Susan A.), laborer, h. 9 Pierce av., W . O.
Ziegler Benjamin B., laborer, res. 134 N. Thirteenth.
Ziegler Charles, lehr tender, res. 134 N. Thirteenth.
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Ziegler Frank (Annie), laborer, h. 134 N. Thirteenth.
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Zimmerman Philip (Jessie M.), (Zimmerman Bros.), 802 W . State; h. 820 doZoghibe John (Minnie), peddler, bds. 23 Garden av., E. O.
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HALLS AND OPERA HOUSES.
Academy of Music—515 to 521 N. Union.
Blighton's Hall—215 N. Union.
City Hall—108 N. Union.
Edel's Hall—1123-1125 W . State.
Fitzgerald's Hall—1106 N. Union.
Foley's Hall—201 W . State.
Knights of Honor Hall—186 N. Union.
Masonic Hall—Masonic Temple.
McCormick's Hall—101 N. Union.
Miller's Hall—121-123 W . State.
Odd Fellow's Hall—229% N. Union.
Olean Opera House—115 W . State.
Othalian Hall—114 W . State.
Riley & Wands Hall—303 N. Union.
Sheehan's Hall—501-503 VS. Union.
Town Hall—S. Olean.
Town Hall—Boardmanville.
Village Hall—906 N. Union, N. O.
COMMERCIAL BLOCKS.
Coast Block—135-137-139 N. Union.
Duke Block—239-241-243 N. Union.
Exchange Bank Building—161-163-165 N. Union.
Grand Central Block—304 to 318 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.
WARD BOUNDARIES.
First—On the north by State St., east by Union St., south by Allegheny
river, and west by Seventh st.
Second—On the north by State st., east by Olean creek and Allegheny
river, south by Olean creek and Allegheny river, and west by Union st.
Third—On the north by town line and Olean creek, east by Olean creek,
south by State st. and west by Union st.
Fourth—On the north by town line, east by Olean creek, south by State
st., and west by Seventh st.
Fifth—On the north by Washington st., east by Seventh St., south by Allegheny river, and west by Fifteenth st.
Sixth—On the north by town line, east by Seventh st., south by Washington st, and west by Fifteenth st.
O L E A N
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I M P R O V E D
[copyrighted]
Street and Block Directory.
1901.
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.
O n 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.
O n N. Barry, from E. State to Tompkins 100, to Jay 200, to E. Sullivan 300.
O n streets west of Union, from Union to First 100, to Second 200, etc.
O n 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 1000.
O n North Union, from E. State to Hamilton and Laurens 100 to Sullivan
200, to Whitney and Railroad avenues 300, to W a y n e 400, to Coleman 500, to
N. First 600, to River 700, to Water 800, to Elm 900, to Oak 1000, to Pine 1100.
O n streets north of W . State, from W . State to Laurens and Washington
100, to W . Sullivan 200, to Whitney av. and Reed 300, to W a y n e 400, to ColemA aD nA M500,
to City Line
600.E. State,
S STREET,
fromal.424
Left and East Side.
O n streets
south
of W . State, from W .McMurray's
State to W .
Henley
southward,
to E.
Green.
brick
yard.100, to Irving
200, to W .Left
Green
below
and300,
East
Side.W . Green 400.
A D A M S S T R E E T (East Olean).
141 Frank Piatt, police.
Right and West Side.
147 Henry Busch.
32 George W . Stevens.
148 George Busch, brklyr.
Hoops st. intersects.
E. Henley st. intersects.
ALDER STREET (East Olean), from 47
205 James H. Smith, letter carrier.
Railroad av., northward to limits.
205 Augustus Snyder, lab.
Left and West Side.
207 Glenn Chaffee, plumber.
9 Mrs. Elizabeth Madison.
211 Mrs. Ella Pendleton.
11 Daniel O. Whittaker.
211 Mrs. Carrie Thomas, dressmaker.
15 Samuel Halliday, lab.
217 Byron W . Smith, drayman.
Spring st. intersects.
221 Charles S. Jones, painter.
45 Mllon W . Scott, carp.
229 George Loop, molder.
ALDER STREET (East Olean).
233 Marshall F. Smith, letter carrier.
Right and East Side.
241 G. Wesley Huff, civil engr.
No houses.
A D A M S STREET.
Spring st. intersects.
No houses.
No houses.
Division st. intersects.
132 John B. Erickson, helper.
60 Henry S. Clark, mason.
140 Abner H. Goyt.
A S H S T R E E T (North Olean), from Pine
to Elm.
A DState,
A M S southward
S T R E E T (East
to creek.
Olean), from E.
148
Not built upon.
122 Hebron E. Dickinson.
A V E N U E A (Boardmanville).
122 John Barleon, asst. supt. streets.
44 Prank H. Nancarrow, horse trainer. 124 George Kowalsky, clerk.
AVENUE A (North Olean), from N.
126 Rev. Henry C. Woods.
Washington, northwestward to Homer, 130 Charles P. Luther, mfr.
second street N. E. of Buffalo.
134 Mrs. Mary A. Warren.
Left and West Side.
134y2 Vacant.
1 Allan W . Cameron, lab.
138 Frank H. Steele, engr.
5 Eugene McCarthy, lab.
142 Patrick H. Freel, foreman.
7 John Wetzel, lab.
Tompkins St. intersects.
9 Wellington Rybieski, lab.
202 George H. Kerschner, engr.
13 Tony Kosieck, lab.
202 Mrs. Agnes A. Wheeler.
19 Philip H. Farren, currier.
206 Colby Chamberlin, bdg. house.
AVENUE A (North Olean).
210 Mrs. Comfort Kenyon.
214 John Sloane, overseer.
46 Charles L. Hamer, fireman.
216 John Troy, ins. agt.
AVENUE B (North Olean), from N.
Jay st. intersects.
Washington, first street east of Buffalo. 302 Samuel Scott, tailor.
Left and North Side.
304 Edwin I. Oosterhoudt, asst. supt.
1 Michael James, lab.
308 Milton A. Miller, dispatcher.
3 William H. Bountain, bartdr.
310 D. H. Robbins, driver.
5 Charles A. Lundy, motorman.
312-318 Acme Mills.
7 Vacant.
R. R. intersects.
11 Michael C. Kuhn, engr.
BARRY STREET (South), from before 210
15 Albert J. Leonard, lab.
E. State, southward to Allegheny river.
A V E N U E B (North Olean).
Left and East Side.
103 Mrs. Zoda C. Faulkner.
2 Michael Paska, lab.
105-107 Ambrose E. Smith, phys.
6 Joseph Colas, lab.
109-111 Trinity Church.
6 Edward Kelly, plumber.
113 Charles Mudge, bkkpr.
10 Joseph Gaino, lab.
117 Mrs. Winifred Jones.
14 Vacant.
121 Mrs. Margaret L. Havens.
18 Stephen Getz, car repairer.
125 Charles D. Straight, editor.
B A R R Y S T R E E T (North), from No.
125 John Bloom, clothier.
School, E. Stale, northward to R. R.
129 Andrew J. Otto.
Left and West Side.
131 John McCorry, sta. engr.
Public school.
133 Harriet Perley, teacher.
North st. intersects.
133 Patrick G. Dougherty, lab.
119 State Armory.
137 Frances Ingalls, clerk.
127 Anna Shaw.
141 James S. Douglas, mercht.
131 Mrs. Alice E. Sutton.
133 George O. Taylorson, foreman.
201 DeWitt C. Conklin, mfr.
135 Mrs. Lodema A. Smith.
201 Mrs. Melissa Freeman.
135 Smith Sisters, dressmakers.
205 Samuel A. Anderson, contrctr.
137 John M. Williams, machst.
207 Edward Murtaugh, tanner.
141 Ada Pierce.
211 Daniel D. Walker, trav. salesman.
143 Augustus T. Eaton, cashier.
211 Foster Studholme, druggist.
145 George A. Sheridan, oil prod.
213 Walter D. Godfrey, clothier.
Hamilton st. Intersects.
213 Frank Bedford, loco. engr.
301 Robert H. Bacon, molder.
215 Clarendon Kelly.
301 Maria L. Georgia, dressmaker.
217 Milford J. Adsit, blksmth.
303 Albert W . Georgia, lumberman.
225 Othello P. Guile, driver.
305 Wilbur B. Reed, foreman.
227 William G. Severn, clerk.
307 Matthew Bender.
229 Frank F. Rogers, lab.
313-325 Myrick Machine Co.
229 Lydia Filer, nurse.
116
118
B A RA.
108
110
112
Louis
John
Benjamin
Mrs.
RE.Monroe
Y Sullivan
Carrie
C.
SC.
Right
T French,
RCarrier,
EA.
Wood,
EA.
Tand
Ruttenberg,
st.(North).
Weber.
real
real
intersects.
machine
Eastestate.
estate.
Side.
clothier.
hand.
321
325
301
315
317
319
237
233 Archibald
241
245
George
Samuel
William
John
Stephen
Philip
Buel
Runa
E. Green
R.
J.
H.
C.
D.
WO.
Wheaton,
Quigley,
.A.
E.
Smith,
Brooks,
Van
Billington,
Ackerman,
M.
Oakley,
Mott,
st.
Faunce,
Mott,
Gorder,
intersects.
trav.
foreman.
mason.
bartdr.
painter.
Jr.,
painter.
blksmth.
asst.
salesman.
painter.
mason.
carp.
supt.
149
57 Tony Koboskl, lab.
327 Samuel Johnson, lab.
59 Joseph Winch, lab.
329 John L. Oakley, carp.
61 Joseph Joheski, lab.
337 R. Frank Brooks, mason.
63 Mrs. Ann Cook.
BARRY STREET (South).
Queen st. intersects.
67 John Winch, lab.
The Park.
67 Charles Davis, lab.
South st. intersects.
67 Frank Mitchell, lab.
130 Allan B. Williams, bkkr.
69 Samuel A. Reynolds, carp.
134 James Weatherell, contrctr.
71 Frederick W . Merritt, grocer.
136 David Reynolds.
71 John C. Murray, laundry prop.
142 Harrington Austin, far.
73 William L. Merritt, mercht.
73 Hendrick J. Smith, carp.
206 Mrs. Catherine Fitzgerald.
77 John A. Brock, driver.
210-220 Chamberlin Mfg. Co.
79 Wallie A. Holcomb, roller.
228 Mrs. Diantha Reed.
83-85 William D e Kay, grocer.
232 Andrew J. Reese, drayman.
King st. intersects.
238 John M. Card, dentist.
B I S H O P S T R E E T (East Olean).
242 Fred T. Graham, mercht.
Right and South Side.
246 Benjamin F. Cowens, blksmth.
N o houses.
E. Green st. intersects.
Orchard av. intersects.
302 Fred B. Smith, patternmkr.
52 Millard E. Wright, driver.
306 Charles E. Rogers, machine hand.
54 Charles H. Wood, carriage ironer.
310 Charles W . Brown, barber.
56 Frank M. Shattuck, carp.
312 Thomas E. Cahiel, carp.
58 Frank R. Whittam, carp.
312 Mrs. Rosaltha Adsit.
60 Mrs. Mary L. Allen.
316 George Gugle, lab.
Chestnut st. intersects.
316 Byron E. Curtis.
70 Frederick S. Hatch, druggist.
316 Orton M. Vincent, wood dlr.
72 William C. Ferris, lab.
326 Henry L. Brooks, mason.
74 Mrs. Eva A. Northrup.
330 Edward W . Kelly, painter.
76 Frances A. Hathaway.
334 Lewis Wright.
82 Hiram Wheeler, driver.
338 Charles H. Seidler, lab.
342 William L. Geise, blksmth. •"
B R I C K E L L A V E N U E , from 212 Wayne,
342% Edward Mayer, lab.
northward to Coleman.
BARTLETT AVENUE (North Olean),
Left and West Side.
from Seymour to city line.
509 Fred Thompson, condctr.
Left and East Side.
609 Frank A. Chapman, agt.
10 Henry E. Radley, lab.
Coleman st. intersects.
12 John M. White, engr.
BRICKELL AVENUE.
12 Charles F. White, mason.
BARTLETT AVENUE (North Olean).
506 Charles J. Morris, helper.
608 William A. Taylorson, brkmn.
N o houses.
B E L L S T R E E T (East Olean), from 52 510 Nassif John, peddler.
512 Mrs. Anna Newman, dressmkr.
Queen, eastward to King.
B R O O K S T R E E T (East Olean), from
3 John W . Slater, carp.
King, eastward to limits.
9 James W . Cousins, carp.
9 Mowbry Evans, teamster.
B E L L S T R E E T (East Olean).
11 Almond C. Harris, lab.
11 Elbert H. Fie, driver.
22 Charles Andrews, lab.
Gulf st. Intersects.
No houses.
B I S H O P S T R E E T (East Olean), from 52
47
51
55
73Queen,
Mrs.
Archibald
Frederick
Arthur
Aaron
Orchard
Annie
eastward
Left
WC.
. WB.
av.
Nash.
Hubbard,
Bishop.
.and
Salisbury,
Ayrault,
intersects.
to
North
King.
turner.
Side.
driver.
brickmkr.
B41
31
35R OWilliam
49
51
Walter
John
Ephraim
William
OClark
Bush
K Koebelin,
SRight
TE.
st.
st.
ROwens,
F.
H.
EMoody,
intersects.
Eintersects.
Goodrich,
Jobe,
Tand
(East
lab.
far.
South
driller.
packer.
Olean).
driller.
Side.
150
14 Lewis E. Daniels, lab.
Bush st. intersects.
32 Edgar F. Sherman, lab.
36 Henry Le Bar, far.
40 Frank P. Gage, carp.
Clark st. intersects.
BUFFALO STREET, from 802 Washington, northwestward to limits.
Left and West Side.
807 Charles Olson, tanner.
813 Mrs. Clara D. Manning.
817 John McFadden, glassblr.
821 Niles J. Hammond, switchman.
825 Charles Dulan, gatherer.
N. Eighth st. not open.
901 John W . Wakelee, driller.
903 Arthur A. Johnson, foreman.
907 Henry J. Bonhoff, foreman.
911 John McEachern, lumberman.
W . Sullivan st. intersects.
921 Edwin E. Wescott, milk depot.
921% John Vaughn, car repr.
925-927 F. W . Higgins & Co., gen. store.
927% Mrs. Lucy Camp.
931 James Burleigh, machst.
931% Bert Mead, lab.
933 Michael J. Whelan, line insp.
N. Ninth st. not open.
1001 Laverne Sweet, whitener.
1005 James Keir, nurse.
1011 George Lampack, tanner.
1015 Albert E. Jebb, foreman.
1017 J. Wesley Smith.
1017 John A. Richell, flagman.
N. Tenth st. intersects.
1105 Fred F. Mason, engr.
1115 Albert L. Lay, shoemkr.
1117 Leonard Lay, shoemkr.
N. Eleventh st. intersects.
1205 Henry Judge, gardener.
N. Twelfth st. intersects.
1303 Charles Dean, lab.
1303 William P. O'Donnell, lab.
1309 Mrs. E m m a L. Dalton.
1315 John Garvey.
1319 Sherman G. Armstrong, saloon.
1319 Frank Hill, driver.
N. Thirteenth st. intersects.
1401 John Powers.
1409 Olean Glass Co.
1435 Henry L. Paulman, lab.
1437 Patrick Lunney, pipeftr.
1439 Michael Johnson, lab.
1451 Mrs. Anna Barry.
North Olean.
1461 Richard Stafford.
1491
1477
B1483
806
U FJohn
Michael
Gustav
Andrew
John
F A L OCrowley,
Fall.
Right
Opel,
SDuggan,
J.
T RDeuter,
Eand
Eglassblr.
lab.
T .East
cooper.
foreman.
Side.
810 Martin McGrath, stillman.
814 Henry Schamel, carpet cleaner.
816 Patrick J. Savage, saloon kpr.
822 Charles J. Fagerstrom, stillman.
N. Eighth st. intersects.
930 William H. Bowen, carp.
932 William N. Bennett, milk depot.
934 Cornelius Duffey, fireman.
N. Ninth st. intersects.
1008 Mrs. Annie Laing.
1022 William H. Williams, engr.
1112 Mrs. Mary Jennings.
1120 Ralph Simpkins, glassblr.
1120 Norman Simpkins, glassblr.
1226 John F. Fenton, currier.
N o houses.
1442 Abram G. Dunning, driller.
1444 William L. Markle.
1444% George E. Wheeler, brkmn.
1446 John F. Shaw, lab.
North Olean.
1464 Lee Dean, lab.
1480 Mrs. Ellen Newman.
Homer st. intersects.
1490 Vacant.
1494 Mrs. Honora O'Donnell.
1502 George W . Geise, tanner.
1508 Charles A. Glaser, lab.
1514 Ferdinand Karnuth, lab.
1518 August Stier, lab.
B U S H S T R E E T (East Olean).
Left and West Side.
19 Albert S. Sloan, car repr.
B U S H S T R E E T (East Olean).
N o houses.
C A N A L S T R E E T , from end First av.,
northwestward.
6 John S. Robinson.
10 Tony Rose, lab.
28 Eli Simons.
C E N T E R S T R E E T (Boardmanville), from
10 Main, eastward to Fourth av.
3 Albert W . Sage, lab.
5 George R. Conway, finisher.
7 James C. Housman, lab.
First av. intersects.
19 Simeon Blouin, buffer.
Second av. intersects.
21 Michael J. Herron, lab.
23 Vacant.
25 AMrs.
29
39
Charles
dFourth
Third
a mMargaret
Derx,
av.
P.
av.Struchen,
intersects.
huckster.
intersects.
B. Sherwood.
shuttermkr.
CENTER STREET (Boardmanville).
2 T. J. Halstead, driver.
8 George O. Buckley, carp.
14 Martin B. Duncan, ironwkr.
16 Earl L. Moore, pumper.
18 Robert E. Goodrich.
22 Hose house.
24 Oney Yates, lab.
26 Clayton W . Jones, buffer.
30 August J. Summer, car insp.
Third av. intersects.
40 Jesse J. Goodrich, blcksmth.
Fourth av. Intersects.
C H E R R Y S T R E E T (East 01ean)k from
Railroad av., northward.
Left and West Side.
N o houses.
C H E R R Y S T R E E T (East Olean).
16 William C. Michael, lab.
C H E S T N U T S T R E E T (East Olean), from
733 E. State, northward to Bishop.
Left and West Side.
No houses.
Garden av. intersects.
Fireman's Hall.
Public School No. 4.
Bishop st. intersects.
C H E S T N U T S T R E E T (East Olean).
N o houses.
People's M. E. Church.
CITY L I N E A L L E Y (North Olean), from
opp. 1451 Buffalo.
3 George E. Wheeler, brkmn.
5 William L. Markle, lab.
9 Abram G. Dunning, driller.
C L A R K S T R E E T (East Olean), from 1105
E. State, northward to Goodrich av.
Left and West Side.
N o houses.
C L A R K S T R E E T (East Olean).
Right and. East Side.
N o houses.
Railroad av. intersects.
56 Elton A. Earle, lab.
60% Frank M. Sears, lab.
66 Joseph F. Vetter, timekpr.
Plum st. intersects.
74 Edward Theuer, lab.
82 William
92
Peter
BrookJohnson,
Goodrich
st.
Shultz,
av.
intersects.
intersects.
lab.
lab.
151
C L I N T O N S T R E E T (North), from 213 E.
State, northward to Jay.
Left and West Side.
105 George Switz, mason.
107 Mrs. Catherine Spreter.
Ill Fred C. Olds, mfr.
115 Charles H. Biddlecombe, foreman.
117 Elroy D. Westbrook, teacher.
121 Edmund E. Allen, city engr.
123 J. Frank Pierce, bkkpr.
Laurel av. not open.
201 Mrs. Charlotte M. Smith.
203 William I. Horsfull, cashier.
203% Arthur J. Howard, linotype opr.
205 Walter L. Crannell, salesman.
207 Perry R. McNeille, dentist.
211 Charles C. Morian, confctr.
213 Warren Price, builder.
215 Charles Smith, lumber dlr.
Tompkins st. intersects.
305 William J. Tough, loco. engr.
309 George L. Hovey, liveryman.
313 Jules Halbran, bkkpr.
317 Rev. Vernum P. Mather.
Jay st. intersects.
C L I N T O N S T R E E T (Nortlp.'iS >-•> t
Right and W-estSide.
112 Charles W . Smith, grocer.
116 Thomas Storrs, lawyer.
116 Mrs. Belle Colburn.
118 John Duke, oil prod.
120 Henry Donnelly, lawyer.
Laurel av. intersects.
202 John Oliver, miller.
204 John G. Pelton.
206 William R. Sliger, carp
210 Fred R., Tarbell.
214 Harriet V. Luther.
Tompkins st. intersects.
302 William S. Wilkinson, mercht
304 Allen D. Peck, dispatcher
306 Joshua K. Palmer.
308 Marlen L. Walldorff, mgr.
310 William P. Noyes, dentist.
314 George H. Luther, mfr.
316 George F. Myrick, clerk.
Jay st. intersects.
C L I N T O N S T R E E T (South), from 214 E
State, southward to E. Green. _.
Left and East Side.
107 George L. Bemis, carp.
109 Sanford G. Greenman, asst. supt
111 Horace S. McNeille, foreman
115 Rev. Frederick K. Fowler.
117 Mrs. Frances E. Hancox
209
141
145
205
217
125 James
131
137
207
Andrew
William
Mrs.
Conrad
John
Chester
Vacant
E. Henley
Emily
Mary
Larkin,
K.
Alles.
H.
building.
Bulger,
H.Van
Weatherell,
McHugh,
Colran.
Adsit.
st.bkkpr.
Campen,
intersects.
oil prod.
foreman
brklyr
contrctr.
152'
CLINTON STREET (South).
108 John W . Rowland, bkkpr.
112 Rev. James W . Ashton.
116 Mrs. Minnie A. Bloodsworth.
120 Percy H. Wilson, mgr.
124 Edward C. Finnessy, grocer.
128 John H. Passmore, electrician.
130 Heman F. Wadhams, canvasser.
134 Charles B. Frier, ins. agt.
138 Charles W . Worden, ins. agt.
140 Hon. Frederick W . Kruse, judge.
206 William J. Quigley, undrtkr.
210 William D. Passmore, lineman.
212 John W . Houghton, letter carrier.
214 James A. Halstead, clerk.
224 John S. Bryant, lab.
228 Frank B. Thompson, glass packer.
230 Burt Hunt, salesman.
232 P. D. Ingalls.
234 George W . Smith.
238 William Snow, driver.
COLEMAN STREET, from 539 N. Union,
westward to N. Fourth.
Left and South Side.
105 Charles E. Henderson, sta. engr.
107 James W . Dunlavey, liquor dlr.
109 Frederick Guenther, loco. engr.
113 T. Theodore Buck, loco, fireman.
117 John P. Kiley, telegr.
N. First st. intersects.
203 Hiram Dean.
Brickell av. intersects.
301 Edward Keenan, foreman.
301 Mrs. Jennie Davis.
305 Thomas F. Wilcox, trimmer.
309 William C. Woodard, lab.
313 Vacant.
315 John G. Andrews, condctr.
315 John Andrews, carp.
319 Frederick J. Phillips, brazier.
321 James S. Quinlivan, mason.
323 Samuel H. Wolfe, sta. engr.
327 William H. Eckman, foreman.
Van Campen av. intersects.
No houses.
N. Fourth st. intersects.
COLEMAN STREET.
Right and North Side.
106 George H. Morgan, glassblr.
108 Albert E. Ecklund, electrician.
108 Joseph R. Clark, loco. engr.
112 John Arnold, sexton.
114 Orlando S. McClure, painter.
118 William E. Reynolds, carp.
214
302
210
206
202 John
204
George
Lee
Andrew
Mrs.
William
Brickell
N. Smith,
First
Mary
Cahill,
F.H.
Van
av.
st.
Councilman,
Maloy.
packer.
Preckle,
foreman.
Brunt,
not
intersects.
open.
machst.
carp.
driver.
304 John H. Andrews, condctr.
306 Vacant.
310 Samuel C. Hamilton, carp.
312 George J. Heller, machst.
316 Mrs. Theresa Heller.
324 Timothy Burke, blksmth.
328 John Connors, car repr.
330 Mrs. Johanna Hannifan.
332 John P. Sheahan, blksmth.
334 Alpheus McFarland, foreman.
338 B. U. Taylor's sheds.
N. Fourth st. Intersects.
C R O W N S T R E E T (East Olean), from 32
Queen, eastward to Gulf.
1 Eugene L. Smith, salesman.
11 George R. Clayson, lab.
19 John McMurray, far.
21 Lewis A. Johnson, mail clerk.
C R O W N S T R E E T (East Olean).
IS Harry M. D e Kay, clerk.
King, st. intersects.
40 William E. Tanner, driller.
46 Roy E. Foster, lab.
50 Elmer E. Wyatt, carp.
D A V I S A V E N U E (East Olean), from 31
Garden av., northward to Bishop.
Left and West Side.
8 Jabez B. Griffith, lab.
D A V I S A V E N U E (East Olean).
No houses.
DIVISION S T R E E T (East Olean), from
Alder to Queen.
Deft and North Side.
7 George Deuter, engr.
DIVISION S T R E E T (East Olean).
No houses.
E A S T A V E N U E , from E. State at Allegany Creek, northward to railroad.
Left and West Side.
No houses.
EAST AVENUE.
Riant and West Side.
112 Abraham G. DeGroff, mason.
116 Cornelius Cronin, boilermkr.
Laurel av. intersects.
202 Mrs. Almeda McCarthy.
204 Mrs. Margaretta Starks.
210 Mrs. Florence Warner
214 Vacant.
E312
302
Lwestward
MSolomon
M.Tompkins
S TEugene
R E EtoCurtis,
T Vine.
(North
Crandall,
st. intersects.
lab.
Olean),
lab.from River,
11 Edward Kelly, glassblr.
Walnut st. intersects.
23 Thomas Cobb, motorman.
27 Daniel O'Brien, engr.
31 Owen Sweeney, boilermkr.
33 Mrs. Mary Donohue.
N. Union st. intersects.
37 Philip Van Dixon, lab.
39 Gustave Swilzer, lab.
Maple st. intersects.
43 Charles Riejraf, fireman.
Spruce st. intersects.
59 Michael P. Osko, lab.
Vine st. intersects.
ELM STREET (North Olean).
14 Fred P. Lathrop, fireman.
16 Thomas Sirdevan, stillman.
22 Daniel Daley.
24 Thomas Dahill, lab.
24 William F. Smith, lab.
26 Vacant.
30 Charles Keisel, clerk.
32 John K. Kittleman, lab.
34 Paul Grafts, lab.
34 George Costa, lab.
36 Jason L. Furman, fireman.
40 George J. Andrews, lab.
Maple St. intersects.
42 Mrs. Ellen Reardon.
44 Michael Ryan, cooper.
46 Mrs. Mary A. Pinkerton.
54 Perrea Allegetta, lab.
Vine St. intersects.
ERIE AVENUE (North Olean), from Buffalo, southwestward.
21 Ai.urew Sleboda, lab.
ERIE AVENUE (North Olean).
22 Joseph Fadus, lab.
FIRST AVENUE (Boardmanv'ille), from
11 Front, northward to Genesee.
Left and West Side.
7 Ernest E. Field, lab.
9 Vacant.
11 Franz M. Ellsworth, condctr.
Center st. intersects.
13 Charles J. Smiley, sawyer.
10 st. intersects.
Center
21 Slater
Edward
G.st.
Marbre,
buffer.
25
27
23
George
Alexander
Genesee
Mott,
Ferris,
J.Le
blksmth.
Conway,
intersects.
carp. clerk.
153
FIRST A V E N U E (Boardmanville).
6 James C. Gault, butcher.
8 Michael J. Fahey, motorman.
12 Albert Frey, pipeftr.
18 Melvin Parish.
20 John W . Fairbanks, buffer.
22 Mrs. Appolonia Miller.
24 John A. Sarver, gauger.
26 Sylvester Eyler, lab.
28 Michael H. Lyons, carp.
30 John R. Norton, cabinetmkr.
32 Andrew Minahan, lab.
Genesee st. intersects.
FIRST STREET (North), from 130 W.
State, northward to limits.
Left and West Side.
105 August C. Buss'er, carp.
107 Mrs. Ada M. Lytle, laundress.
107 Lester Lane, lab.
109 Fred C. Starks, uphlstr.
Ill Joseph L. Blatt, express messenger.
115 Harris W . Marcus, mercht.
117 Vacant.
121 Mrs. Amelia Knippel.
123 Christopher C. Bisett.
123 Gilligan & Bisett, cartage.
Laurens st. intersects.
211 Mrs. Sarah W . Stowell.
215 Asa C. Couse. salesman.
223 William H. Mandeville, ins. agt.
223 Edwin F. Sisson, bkkpr.
229 Arthur Gibbs, mercht.
233 G. Howard Strong, producer.
303 Washington I. Hewitt, phys.
309 Frank S. Oosterhoudt.
321 Cyrus N. Barber, carp.
Whitney av. intersects.
425 Albert L. Langworthy, foreman.
427 James M. Forrest, cooper.
431 William F. Metcalf, condctr.
433 Louis W . Struble, brkmn.
435 William C. Furlong, engr.
439 Junius T. Collins, clerk.
441 Edward Maloney, brkmn.
443 Lester M. Forrest, condctr.
445 Merton Pennock, condctr.
447 Mrs. Frances C. Davis.
Wayne st. intersects.
509 The D. S. Abbott Co. machine wks.
513 Edwin O. Voorheis.
519 Hiram Dean, lumber.
Coleman
st.
intersects.
FIRST
110
605 Patrick
112
114
118
Mrs.
Adelaide
William
Mary
City
S TCora
Kate
Right
T.
Line
R EKiely,
R.
C.
Mayer.
EV.
Wells.
Tal.
Keane,
Evans,
and
Delmage.
(North).
intersects.
lab.
East
plumber.
artist.
Side.
154
122 George Van Campen.
124 Woodley C. Winsor, photogr.
126 Wellington Prosser.
128 Jason E. Stone, bkkpr.
128 Thornton A. Miller, bkkpr.
132 J. Ritchie Mitchell.
134-136 W . Carl Dallanbaugh, phys.
138 James B. Black, druggist.
208 Thomas J. Brickell, ins. agt.
210 Mrs. Isabella Brickell.
212 Belford B. Hilliard, finisher.
212 G. Henry Gillett, printer.
216 Gideon B. Gillett.
216 Frank V. R. Stillman, ins. agt.
220 Daniel P. Ray, supt.
224 Cornelius H. Bartlett, phys.
226 Timothy J. Devlin, producer.
228 George W . Leader, tinner.
230 William H. Cockerill, Salvation Army.
232 William D. Moore, mer.
234 Mrs. Mary B. Burlingham.
310 Mrs. Sarah A. Homer.
314 William M. McDonald, liveryman.
316 Edwin R. Ackerman, painter.
318 W . M. Shoemaker, saloon kpr.
322 Mrs. Mary L. Andrews.
412 William W . Butts, brkmn.
414 William H. Condon, fireman.
418 William H. Jacquett, engr.
420 Martin Dalley, condctr.
422 William Heller, carp.
426 Silas A. Hughes, barber.
426 Eugene Smith, printer.
428 Anthony McGever.
432 James M. White, condctr.
434 Frank
carp.from 129 W.
FIRST
S TC.
R E Peckham,
E T (South),
440
Stephen
V. Gallagher,
tool dresser.
State,
southward
to W . Henley.
442 DanielLeft
B. Gallagher,
and East mgr.
Side.
WayneA.st.
intersects.
Ill Albert
Swarts,
blksmth.
508
Peter P. Fox,
carp. produce dlr.
115 Laurentine
Y. Miller,
518
Frank WC.. Chamberlin,
Magner, carrlagemkr.
119 Edwin
exp. agt.
520
James Sigel,
Z. Besecker,
lab.
123 Henry
under sheriff.
Coleman
intersects.
127 Mrs.
Jane st.
Sowers.
604 John
Thomas
Gregory.
129
Z. Le
Fevre, supt.
606
131 Conrad
Francis Ruprecht,
E. Watts, roller.
phys.
610
Louisa Barber.
133 Mrs.
Vacant.
N. Union
st. intersects.
135 James
G. Foley,
marble ctr.
137 Henry J. Collard, wagonmkr.
W . Henley st. intersects.
FIRST S T R E E T (South).
108 George Feuchter, blksmth.
110 Charles J. Grossman, painter.
112-114 Fire Station.
120 Joseph I. Lang, cigar mfr.
124 Thomas Isaac, lab.
124 Alonzo Shadbolt.
126 Samuel W . Binney, saloon kpr.
130 Mrs. Sarah Leader.
130 Frederick G. Leader, clerk.
132 Max L. Cohn, cigar mfr.
134 John M. Brown, glassblr.
138 Jesse A. Sheldon, contrctr.
138 B. Frank Tuthill, clerk.
142 Harvey Hoyt, lab.
S E C O N D A V E N U E (Boardmanville), from
21 Front, northward to Genesee.
Left and West Side.
7 Charles S. Seivert, engr.
9 William M. Toy, butcher.
11 Frank B. Ciose, mfr.
13 Henry F. Klee, clerk.
15 James C. Close, painter.
21 Horace M. Fales, lab.
21 (rear) Dennis J. Casey, carp.
23 Samuel Weldon, lab.
25 Charles W . Carpenter, engr.
27 John H. Paddock, car insp.
29 John W . Sykes, lab.
31 Frederick W . Burchard, finisher.
S E C O N D A V E N U E (Boardmanville).
2 Mrs. Sarah Knapp.
4 Sylvester N. Sherwin, far.
S William Smith, foreman.
10 Mrs. Alice P. Polley.
12 William H. Whitcomb, snuffer.
22 Conrad Derx, carp.
24 Frank H. Tubbs, canvasser.
26 John W . Young, lab.
30 Lucius P. Reynolds, contrctr.
36 Vacant.
S E C O N D S T R E E T (NORTH), from 220 W.
State, northward, to Whitney av.
Left and West Side.
109 Rev. Elias Winer.
Ill Mahlon H. Yaw, tinsmith.
115 Joseph Bahny, clothier.
117 Mrs. Mary Dorr.
117 Milroy Jackson.
119 Horace S. Bartley, barber.
119 Anton Wager, car repr.
121
Cartwright,
nurse.
123
239
217 Lovela
221
225
231
235
Mrs.
Baxter
Fox
Frank
Charles
Thomas
William
Marcius
Laurens
Holden,
Lucy
L.
J.H.
S.
B.
Wilmoth,
st.
Stowell,
A.
Cary,
Pancoast,
Simpson,
Jewell,
supt.
Intersects.
Kelsey.
lawyer.
lumber
schools.
lawyer.
claim
plumber.
mfr.agt.
dlr.
305 Nicholas V. V. Franchot, producer.
319 Frank N. Blakeslee, real estate.
Whitney av. Intersects.
SECOND STREET (North).
110 Ediwin Price, salesman.
112 George Feuchter, blksmth.
116 James M. Gould, far.
116 William H. Rogers, engr.
120 Charles L. Doyle, teamster.
206 Daniel H. Phillips, bkkpr.
208 Thomas A. Farmer, watchman.
210 John P. Boothe, phys.
214 Mrs. Rosina L. Moore.
214 Sophia H. Simmons, nurse.
218 Hamilton D. Bennie.
226 Fred B. Humphrey, buyer.
230 George A. Kinley, tanner.
240 Mrs. Nancy A. Danforth.
306 George S. Kelsey, mgr.
310 Joseph R. Jewell, lawyer.
314 John A. Johnson, mgr.
316 James W . Watson, insp.
S E C O N D S T R E E T (South), from 219 W .
State, southward to Allegheny river.
Left and East Side.
105 Frederick R. Brothers, druggist.
Ill Wilson R. Page, pres.
113 Herman L. Dotterweich, brewer.
117 George A. Brown, stock dlr.
119 Oliver F. Carley, mfr.
123 Mrs. Elizabeth Borden.
125 Albert W . Chamberlain.
127 John H. Wiesman, barber.
129 Homer W . Boyle.
129 Alvin Mosher, lumberman.
131 Charles T. Nlckum, art dlr.
135 Frederick W . Goltz, contrctr.
135 William C. Robinson, salesman.
207 Dotterweich Bottling Co.
211 Erwin Bennett.
215 John D. Harris, lab.
219 Charles H. Skiff, agent.
Irving st. intersects.
S E C O N D S T R E E T (South).
102 Fred B. Conrad, carp.
112 Elizabeth N. Walters, dressmkr.
114 Alexander Lutes, glassblr.
116
Ralph
Baker,
carp.
126
124
136
118 Adolph
120
128
130
132
134
Claude
Mrs.
William
Francis
Reuben
Samuel
George
Eugene
Martha
Lunser.
F.
WM.
Howard,
P.
H.
S.
J..Mayer,
Hatght,
Smith,
Doyle,
Hopkins,
McCoy,
Hurd,
A.
Hunt.
clerk.
engr.
tailor.
jeweler.
gasftr.
carp.
foreman.
clerk.
155
138 Edwin G. Billings, clerk.
W . Henley st. Intersects.
214 Patrick J. Shannon, lab.
T H I R D A V E N U E (Boardmanville), from
Town Hall, northward to Genesee.
Left and West Side.
5 Mrs. Catherine Reitz.
7 William Reitz, mason.
9 Clarence Deibler, lab.
11 George E. Bathurst, car insp.
13 Frederick J. Reitz, driller.
15 William F. Miller, lab.
19 Horace C. Hubbell, lumberman.
19 Frank Weldon, painter.
23 Calvin A. Rogers, lab.
35 Homer Hall. carp.
37 Sherman S. Field, baker.
39 Joel L. Kelly, gauger.
45 Mrs. Arcelia V. Burdick.
47 George W . Cooper, lab.
51 Charles W . Carter, lawyer.
T H I R D A V E N U E (Boardmanville).
12 Mrs. Mary Moran.
12 Edward C. Parker, driver.
14 H. Bert Weldon, brkmn.
16 Mrs. Jeannette Spears.
16 John Spears, lab.
IS Madison H. Bailey, grocer.
20 Owen Garvey, lab.
24 Frederick Shaffer, lab.
26 Alonzo Nutting, teamster.
28 William Smith, bartdr.
28 John A. Good, driver.
30 John H. Godden.
30 George Kuhn, lab.
32 John L. Bonham.
36 Vacant.
38 Mrs. Sarah E. Capwell.
42 Robert Spears, lab.
46 Duncan Bell, carp.
48 Truman B. Hall, car repr.
52 Herman G. Miller, carp.
T H I R D S T R E E T (North), from 326 W .
State, northward to Wayne.
Left and West Side.
109 Hosea Rhodes, pile driver.
113 Conrad, J. Blessing, blksmth.
117 Mrs. Zelena E. Morgan.
121 Mrs.
Alexander
F.
Berry,
masseuse.
125
133
207
211
219
221
223
129
131
William
Philip
Leon
Perry
William
Herbert
Edward
Laurens
Anna
Margaret
H.
J.
A.Horner,
D.
R.
Bonner,
Ballard,
Heysel,
Davidson,
st.
L.
Sibley,
Sanders,
intersects.
McDermott.
McCormick.
clothier.
barber.
producer.
salesman.
publisher.
telegr.
yardmaster.
156
225 Almond P. Arnold, clerk.
225 John W . Arnold.
229 Willard L. Frazee, mfr.
231 Eugene S. Pierce, civil engT.
237 James H. Waring, lawyer.
THIRD STREET (North).
104 Edward J. Hall, ins. agt.
106 Robert Herse, carp.
110 Conrad J. Blessing, horsshoer.
114 Devi Judge, carp.
116 John A. Johnson, tailor.
118 Frederick W . Fish, plasterer.
122 Alexander D. Cobb, supt.
126 Joseph J. Hatfield, barber.
130 Mrs. Susan E. Wright, dressmkr.
134 A. Jud Bowser, billiards.
136 James M. Humphrey, pumper.
212 Stillman E. Lewis, dentist.
214 Arden F. Miller, mercht.
216 Fred E. Fisher, ticket agt.
218 William S. Curtis, oil contrctr.
222 Henry H. McKinley, clerk.
226 A. Lacy Pierce, salesman.
228 Ellsworth O. Whipple, dentist.
230 James G. Mitchell, salesman.
232 John W . Loan, clerk.
234 Mrs. Mary R. Placher.
238 Ella Walsh, bkkpr.
312 Elbert E. Alderman, ins. agt.
318 Frederick W . Mundt, teacher.
338 Charles H. Witter, woodsman.
Reed st. intersects.
438 Vacant (old office).
W a y n e st. intersects.
THIRD STREET (South), from 325 W.
Left and East Side.
107 George G. Kichle, butcher.
107 Mrs. Ellen Dooley.
117 Seeley N. McCready, clerk.
119 John P. Dollard, asst. supt.
125 Joseph W . Wagner, bkkpr.
129 Wenzel Wagner, brewer.
213 James M. Brant, carp.
217 Charles C. Chapman, clerk.
Vacant lots.
W . Green st. intersects.
413 Mrs. Hattie Reed.
413 Charles H. Gordon, piano player.
T H I R D S T R E E T (South).
108
112
112%
120
116
118
122 Charles
Naftali
Tobias
William
Bluker
Right
Breder.
Lax,
F.
H.
Breder,
A.
Webber,
Schott,
Fuller,
House,
and
mgr.
carp.
West
tinsmth.
metal
blksmth.
lab.Side.
wkr.
126 Charles Anderson, fireman.
126 Herman I. Glass, agent.
128 Mall G. Fitzpatrick, bkkpr.
132 Abraham Fahrstein, peddler.
134 Charles F. Smith, clerk,
136 Charles H. Luce, blksmth.
N o houses.
312 Mrs. Ella M. Pendleton.
314 Sheridan B. King, condctr.
410 Peter Williams, lab.
414 Joseph Ursoy, lab.
F O U R T H A V E N U E (Boardmanville),
from South St., northward to Center.
Left and West Side.
3 Myron C. Adsit.
7 George Radley, car repr.
11 Eli Martin, mason.
13 J. Wilson Radley, painter.
15 William W . Wyvell, blksmth.
17 Jacob Becker, car repr.
17 Charles Becker, flagman.
19 Merton E. Eldridge, lab.
21 Lenoard B. Lowe, lab.
F O U R T H A V E N U E (Boardmanville).
2 Edward A. Swarts, condctr.
4 Mrs. Catherine Swarts.
6 Harry Turner, painter.
8 Martin D. Royce, laundryman.
10 Robert Sullivan, lab.
16 Mrs. Margaret A. Sullivan.
18 William Sullivan, driver.
20 Henry M. Kelly, sta. engr.
22 Vacant.
F O U R T H S T R E E T (North), from 420 W .
State, northward to City Line al.
Left and West Side.
107 Samuel W . English, glassblr.
107 Archie Porch, glassblr.
107 Lester C. Pitts, agt.
Ill Appleton L. Lafferty, carp.
113 Herman L. Odell, coachman.
113 John E. Bosler, machst.
117 William L. Mead, cook.
Cemetery.
Washingtci st. intersects.
203 Rev. J. L. Sooy.
207 Frank H. Oakleaf, bookseller.
211 Levi C. Kinner, mercht.
219 Gilmore S. Bussell, producer.
225 John W . Pratt, grocer.
227 M a x F. Mayer, butcher.
231
311
315
319
323
325 Mrs.
Capt.
John
Joseph
William
NWWo..houses.
Sullivan
Katherine
E.
Sullivan
Dickison,
Aichard
C.
Eggleston,
L.Douds,
Ostrom,
st.
st.
H.
clerk.
Mayer.
intersects.
Franchot,
bkkpr.
intersects.
gen.
publisher.
mgr.producer.
501 Joseph Heller, loco. engr.
505 James W . Brown, lab.
509 Egldius J. Heller, loco. engr.
511 John Clancy, lab.
513 Joseph Williams, tanner.
523 Ellen Grant, dressmkr.
601 Mrs. Catherine Shine.
605 Mrs. Kate McMahon.
City Line al. intersects.
FOURTH STREET (North).
114 Timothy Horan, currier.
116 Albert M. Chamberlin, carp.
120 Clarence D. Hastings, clerk.
124 Frank E. Yaw, glassblr.
126 Franw W . Marshall, salesman.
128 P. Shirley Reed, refiner.
128 Mrs. Celinda N. Ackerman, dressmkr.
130 William Young, lab.
132 Paul F. Keysaw, ieemkr.
134 William A. Goodwin, druggist.
136 Frank C. Bachman, machst.
206 Andrew Kaiser, glassblr.
208 John C. Reeve, mgr.
210 Herbert C. Whipple, photogr.
212 Allen J. Hastings, lawyer.
214 Augustus E. Webb, salesman.
218 George W . Hooker, mgr.
220 Olln W . Wood, teacher.
224 David Hogan, producer.
226 Frank L. Steadman, salesman.
230 William N. Stephan, clerk.
High School.
N o houses.
502 Frank S. Crooker, flagman.
506 Buel E. Mann, carp.
512 Michael Johnson, lab.
516 Thomas Bronsty, lab.
518 Mrs. Annie O'Neill.
520 Conrad Spencer, lab.
520 John Nicklas, barber.
524 Mrs. Marie Bemsel.
524 Charles A. Deckman, butcher.
524 John Burke, lab.
602 Timothy Dugan, gauger.
City Dine al. intersects.
FOURTH
(South),
from
W.
109
113
119
123
125
129
State,
Mrs.
Albert
Henry
John
Leo
William
W STREET
.southward
C.
Esther
Nancy
Henley
Luh,
Left
N.
M.
Schroeder,
R.
Webster,
Bacon,
machst.
Wright,
and
C.
A.
st.Kerr.
to
Rose,
East
intersects.
Allegheny
horseshoer.
supt.
teamster.
cabinetmkr.
dressmkr.
Side.419
river.
157
203 Edward A. Piatt, plumber.
205 George R. Daniels, jeweler.
215 Warren C. Conrad, watchman.
Vacant lots.
407 William Raub, driller.
409 Rev. Anthony G. Lane.
FOURTH STREET (South).
114 Elbert T. Taylor, watchman.
114 Mrs. Philllphia Schulze.
116 Gottlieb Michler, lab.
122 Charles A. Taylor, bkkpr.
122 Michael Minehan, painter.
126 Omer P. Kent, teamster.
130 Mrs. Althea Furlong.
212 Isaiah V. Filkins.
216 Vacant.
218 Charles W . Benjamin, clerk.
320 Samuel A. Brown, painter.
402 Augustus M. Taylor, wagonmkr.
404 Mrs. Sarah Johnson.
438 Anna Kent.
FIFTH AVENUE (Boardmanville), from
end of South St., northwardly.
Left and West Side.
10 Lewis Smith, lab.
12 William L. Weldy, flagman.
14 Mrs. Catherine Becker.
FIFTH AVENUE (Boardmanville).
11 David H. Converse, janitor.
F I F T H S T R E E T (North), from 526 W .
Left and West Side.
113 John G. Keim, clerk.
113 Anna A. Vossler, dressmkr.
117 David M. Cornwall, carp.
121 William B. Simpkins, glassblr.
125 Mrs. Amelia M. Palmer.
Cemetery.
Washington st. intersects.
207 Curtin E. Baish, cigar dlr
211 Vacant.
213 George E. Smith, mgr.
217 Mrs. M. Helen Hunt.
219 Mrs. Lovina J. Abrams.
223 William H. Spaulding, carp.
227 Charles Keenan, city clerk.
229
Kingman
Brett,
309
317
321
325 William
G.
Not
Mrs.
Edward
WWayne
Reed
Bleasdale
. open.
Mary
Sullivan
st.
H.
M.
st.
intersects.
B.
Mosier,
Tothill,
Overton,
intersects.
Bates.
st. bkkpr.
intersects.
distiller.
mfr.
land agt
158
503 Frank McLaughlin, switchman.
511 Patrick Hanley, lab.
513 Pritchard Freeman, lab.
517 William N. Carter, brkmn.
519 Godfrey Liechte.
521 Charles Gravius, boilermkr.
523 Joseph F. Kreuzer, lab.
525 Anthony Ross, switchman.
529 Theophile Yeahl, tanner.
533 Michael Vollman, lab.
535 Andrew Stupak, lab.
FIFTH STREET (North).
124 George W . Middleton, barber.
Cemetery.
206 Willis D. Parker, lawyer.
208 John B. Frawley, mercht.
228 John F. Geise, fireman.
312 Mrs. H. Louisa Hilton.
314 William R. Sliger, carp.
316 Simeon A. Williams, lab.
318 Thomas J. Handley, engr.
Not open.
508 Mrs. Elizabeth Laverty.
520 James J. McCready, galvanizer.
522 Carthage G. Tobin, lab.
526 Michael Lynch, molder.
526% Mrs. Bridget Mahoney.
530 Michael Hannon, lab.
532 Jeremiah Canty, foreman.
538 Daniel Barr, currier.
F I F T H S T R E E T (South), from 525 W .
State, southward to W . Green.
Left and East Side.
107 Unfinished.
109 John B. Savage, lab.
109 Fred E. Morian, confectioner.
Ill John H. Dugan, driver.
115 Vacant.
117 Conrad Ruprecht, tanner.
121 James C. Smith, plasterer.
125 John C. Crawford, barber.
127 Peter J. Messer, machst.
129 Xavier Witz, lab.
133 Patrick S. Collins, lawyer.
209 W m . H. Harrison.
316
Fred
WTnRight
.RBecker,
lab.pipeftr.
F208
134
126
130
I FWPeter
Conrad
THerman
yWH m.SaHenley
Green
Bronold,
WESeamon,
E.
.E TVirginnia,
st.
Burdick,
st.
and
(South).
mason.
intersects.
Intersects.
far.
West
barber.
Side.
212 Fred B. Hodges, granite ctr.
218 Mrs. Mary McAuliffe.
N o houses.
W.
SIXTH STREET (North), from 622
Left and West Side.
109 John H. McMahon, gauger.
113 Frank Reel, tester.
115 W m . J. Strange, tailor.
119 Oscar F. Carlson, carp.
125 Frank B. Webber, tinsmth.
127 Fred S. Snowden, barber.
145 John Pierson, car insp.
147 Charles H. Simmons, car repr.
149 Alfred L. Augustus, supervisor.
209 David J. Wallen, car insp.
211 Mrs. E m m a Hinton.
213 Mrs. Anna Brickell.
215 Frank Johnson, sta. engr.
219 Edwin E. Wescott, carp.
225 J. Willis Kershner, machst.
227 Vacant.
309 Earl D. Holmes, bkkpr.
311 Charles W . Fanning, machst.
311 W m . C. Purdy, machst.
317 Frank A. Eckenrode, switchman.
321 Frank Flamant, lab.
325 Orrin N. Arnold, carp.
329 Henry Swift, lab.
333 Banerd Balier, carp.
335 Mrs. Rosalie Keesler.
337 Mrs. Kate Donovan.
337 Harry V. Amos, car repr.
339 Mrs. Lillie Cobleigh.
Not open.
517 George Emlinger, mason.
519 Theodore D. Hartz, pipeftr.
521 Eugene S. McCarthy, flagman.
523 Harry Rogers, lab.
525 Edward D. Merritt, machst.
527 John W . Luderman, brkmn.
531 William Lawson, brkmn.
535 Albert M. Follett, stillman.
SIXTH STREET (North).
108 Mrs. Margaret Hogan.
108 Abner E. McCabe, lumberman.
112
John
J.
Hughes,
switchman.
126
132
118
122
136
140
144
146
116 Michael
John
Frank
WSwedish
Lorin
Roy
Mrs.
Mrs..
Mrs.
m . Peterson,
Kathleen
Webber,
Mary
Heliman,
Julia
N.
Quigley,
H.
Church.
Colledge,
Fitzsimmons,
Dorson.
Hahn.
tinsmth.
photogr.
M.
foreman.
glassblr.
Clark.
lab. currier.
206 Peter Welsh, condctr.
208 Alex McFadden, molder.
210 Edwin Adams, stone ctr.
212 Joseph Raub, sta. engr.
216 Mrs. Harriet A. Kluge.
216 Ebbie K. Drayton, glassblr.
220 Le Roy Bower.
224 Daniel H. Miller, contrctr.
328 Fred Miney, switchman.
Reed st. Intersects.
Not open.
504 Corry House.
506 Mrs. Bridget Milliken.
510 Albert F. Johnson, loco. engr.
516 Thomas Donnellan, sectionman.
520 John Fox, lab.
524 Archibald Battles, foreman.
526 Michael C. Morton, boilermkr.
528 James A. Pratt, boilermkr.
530 Mrs. Ellen Lehan.
534 Michael Mouston, machst.
536 Fred R. Bates, lab.
SIXTH STREET (South), from 619 W.
Left and East Side.
N o houses.
SIXTH STREET (South).
110 William R. Waters, engr.
118 Mrs. Caroline Wagner.
118 Henry F. Wagner, mason.
122 Evrel O. Hotchkiss, motorman.
124 Mrs. Julia Maroney.
126 Thomas J. Davis, fireman.
128 W m . J. Dooley, currier.
SEVENTH STREET (North), from 722 W.
Left and West Side.
113 Hardie Long, glassblr.
119 Mary J. Cunningham.
121 Mrs. Julia Kein.
125 Jacob Meder, car insp.
125 Peter J. Spindler, grocer.
153 George D. Thurber, mgr.
223 John N. Heitzintger, tailor.
W. Sullivan st. Intersects.
305 Merritt H. Fuller, condctr.
309
311
315
317
323
325
331
339
335 John
Anton
Mrs.
Charles
Michael
Joel
Mark
Vacant.
Hiram
Reed
WBeulah
C.
Burke,
.Gustwlck,
M.
st.
D.
Sullivan,
Roche,
Rogers,
Parker,
Morton,
intersects.
A.
carGrey.
lab.
foreman.
repr.
currier.
tailor.
lab.
switchman.
159
405 Michael F. Brown, cooper.
413 Kanstanti Czaplicki, lab.
417 Mrs. Mary A. Curry.
419 John Stimlinger, engr.
425 Bernard Curran, fireman.
429 Thomas B. Jordan, engr.
431 Frederick B. Hubbard, fireman.
W a y n e st. intersects.
501 Mrs. Johanna Brennan.
501 Alfred B. Helwlg.
505 Charles Raymond, fireman.
509 Mrs. Eva Bear.
509 John Matish, lab.
515 Vacant (burnt).
517 James Hennessy, boilermkr.
521 Michael Stangurski, car repr.
525 Daniel P. Lynch, lab.
529 James White, lab.
533 Vacant.
537 William A. Ward, carp.
541 Anthony Allran, carp.
SEVENTH STREET (North).
102 John C. Gallagher, condctr.
146 John Shaffer, lab.
148 Allen C. Woodruff, carp.
206 Daniel McElligott, granite ctr.
210 Glen E. Rogers, sawyer.
210 John C. Parkhurst, glassblr.
214 Linden H. Rollinson, contrctr.
216 Eliab G. Barber, horse trainer.
220 Frank Montroy, engr.
224 Mrs. Mary I. Kelley.
226 Frederick C. Rapp, fireman.
228 William R. Hill, machst.
316 Michael F. Brooder, hubmkr.
320 Joseph M. Madara, brkmn.
324-330 Vacant.
422 John Hayes, lab.
426 Mrs. Adeline E. Sloan.
428 Mark Lynd, lab.
432 James D. Gibbons, brklyr.
432 Eva M. Gibbons, grocer.
436 August H. Frey, engr.
510 John F. Myres, machst.
512 Mrs. Lizzie Battles.
516 Charles G. Frey, foreman.
518 Michael Healy, boilermkr.
SEVENTH
530
534
524
538
107
109
Ill
State,
Thomas
William
Sebastian
Mrs.
Henry
Svan
Antone
John
City
southward
STREET
Jane
Anderson,
Ritter,
Line
Left
J.Troskovske,
Post.
P.Adams,
Ubelhar,
Brasted.
al.
Williams,
and
(South),
ear
intersects.
to
lab.
East
repr.
Allegheny
plumber.
tanner.
lab.
leather
from
Side. 721
river.
wkr.
W.
160
113 Ben Johnson, sta. engr.
115 Henry Hartman, tailor.
117 Winfield G. Mayo, condctr.
119 Edmond Kurtzhaltz, tailor.
119 Curtis Crandall, agent.
121 John Russ, machst.
123 Charles S. Cooper, plumber.
125 John Herold, mason.
127 Harry D. Lucas, ins. agt.
129 Frank J. Biehler, machst.
133 Robert E. Miller, cigar mkr.
Vacant lots.
307 Vacant.
311 J. Edward Miller, painter.
313 Godfrey G. Geuder, driver.
S E V E N T H S T R E E T (South.
112 Charles A. Burlingham, fireman.
114 George Geuder. lab.
118 Dennis F. McAuliffe, restaurant.
120 Fred L. Hellwege, driller.
124 Herman E. Ellis, fireman.
128 Mrs. Mary A. Conrath.
210 Herbert C. Perkins, armorer.
320 Alexander Edel, mason.
320 Mrs. Margaret Huber.
E I G H T H S T R E E T (North), from 820 W .
Left and West Side.
105 George S. Horton, mason.
109 Ernest R. Bailey, bkkpr.
113 Solomon C. Burroughs, mason.
113 Oswald L. Timblin, clerk.
117 John B. Wenceslow, currier.
121 Eugene A. Spiller, painter.
121 John W . Sweetapple, painter.
125 Lorenzo E. Hodges, painter.
125 Stewart Miller, brkmn.
129 William D. Best. lab.
133 Robert Friedman, tailor.
137 David Cramer, glassblr.
141 Lewis Sigel, lab.
145 Joseph E. Foster, glassblr.
149 Paul H. Bernreuther, tinner.
151 Thomas J. Mathis, glassblr.
Not open.
321 Edward W . Crowley, lab.
329 Mrs.
Charles
A.
Gardner,
411
435
327
401
405
407
Albert
Edward
Joseph
Matthew
Patrick
WReed
a yAnna
n est.
Dermont,
Kujawa,
J.
Gardner,
st.
Kelley,
Kenny,
intersects.
Brennan.
Intersects.
lab.
car
lab.
carcurrier.
repr.
bldr.
501 Patrick J. Maloney, stone ctr.
503 Henry C. Hooper.
507 Michael Clemens, lab.
513 Michael Bear, car repr.
517 George Gold, car repr.
527 A d a m Rauschert, tinsmth.
535 John Gold, foreman.
EIGHTH STREET (North).
118 James C. Hannon, engr.
122 George H. Sicker, foreman.
126 Caleb A. Van Gorden, carp.
Not open.
Buffalo st. intersects.
230 Mrs. Emeline Keenan.
232 Albert G. Chew, glassblr.
236 Eugene S. Hull, grocer.
236% Albert H. Andrews, lab.
304 Andrew J. Hall, driver.
310 John F. Pierce, opr.
316 John Brady, buffer.
31S Joseph Post, lab.
324 Mrs. Anna Glavin.
328 Bennie Lamb, galvanizer.
330 Owen Lamb, lab.
332 Michael Furry, lab.
336 Joseph Bean, lab.
340 Peter McGuire, lab.
402 Thomas McGann, toll dresser.
408 Matthew F. Hart, condctr.
414 Millard Riel, boilermkr.
418 William J. Hamer, painter.
422 Joseph Le Marble, tanner.
432 C. Edward Osgood, lab.
434 Daniel Ducey, lab.
438 Mrs. Celia Greenwood.
514 John Borsck, car repr.
528 Mrs. Mary White.
532 Robert S. Hickey, pipeftr.
536 Albert B. D e Kay, cashier.
538 Mrs. Mary McGilliger.
540 Charles E. Keith, rig bldr.
E I G H T H S T R E E T (South), from 819 W .
Left and East Side.
N o houses until
Irivlng st. intersects.
301 William N. Deabold, clerk.
303 John Ienbas, car repr.
305
Eugene
Evans,
barber.
E106
309
311
313
307
114
I GJohn
Willard
George
A.
Joseph
Reuben
HS.TFrank
H Dobmaier,
SRight
TH.
Meyers,
R.
E.
RBoggs,
EBosworth,
Reazs,
Wood,
Eand
T (South).
butcher.
brewer.
West
tinner.
sta.
currier.
lab.
Side.
engr.
161
116 Benjamin Bear, fruit dlr.
126 John Burgar, stone ctr.
118 Samuel Young, glassblr.
130 Miss Kate Mahar, charwoman.
120 Unfinished.
134 John J. Scanlon, police.
122 Edward J. Reynolds, carp.
136 Mrs. Christina Bear.
128 August Goebel, stillman.
146 Christopher C. Cunningham, carp.
N o houses.
N o houses.
302 Mrs. Lizzie Paddock, dressmkr.
302 Andrew Peterson.
304 Andrew J. Hall, driver.
306 Amanville M. Davenport, tanner.
306 Chester M. Young, lab.
308 Mrs. Mary Stadel.
308 Mrs. Nettie Burns.
W. 312 Lincoln E. Corsett, carp.
310 Don B. Freeman, sawyer.
316 Patrick Fitzgerald.
312 Charles H. Rafferty, printer.
318 Moses Merrick, lumber insp.
N I N T H S T R E E T (North), from 920
322 John R. Williams, lab.
Left and West Side.
402 John Feller, lumber insp.
105 Joseph E. Smith, druggist.
440 Vacant (old house).
109 Anna Garvey.
Ill Mrs. Amelia Barnard.
502 Thomas H. Catlin, carp.
115 Joseph Stewart.
119 Mrs. Dorcas Sanderson.
NINTH STREET (South), from 919 W.
121 Joseph C. Fowler, coppersmth.
State, southward to Irving.
125 Joseph A. Stewart, glass packer.
Left and East Side.
131-133 M. E. Church.
N o houses.
137 Charles J. Green, carp.
137 William H. Devault, gaffer.
209 Mrs. Mary O'Hearn.
141 Charles W . Webb, store kpr.
213 Charles Klink, blksmth.
143 George E. Phillips, bicycle dlr.
217 Daniel P. Savage, tanner.
147 Frederick L. Zeile, tailor.
221 George A. Rowe, coachman.
N o houses.
N I N T H S T R E E T (South).
317 Austin C. Cain, condctr.
No houses.
325 Thomas F. Greenan, engr.
216Jam.es Butler, lab.
401 Henry A. Jandrew, lab.
222 George Brunner, lab.
403 Frank E. Stein, lab.
4C9 Martin A. Ferrin, engr.
TENTH STREET (North), from 1016 W.
413 William Malin, machst.
417 Simon W . Malone, flagman.
Left and West Side.
419 Frank W . Page, flagman.
109 William C. F. Peper, lab.
421 Bartlett A. Noble, driver.
429 E m m e t White, tanner.
277 Roger P. Convey, lab.
431 John P. Walsh, brkmn.
433 Martin J. Considine, currier.
T E N T H S T R E E T (North).
437 Fred E. Mott, switchman.
439 Elcipher L. Blood, produce dlr.
138 Nelson D. Fairchild, canvasser.
W a y n e st. intersects'.
140 Carl Sauer, car repr.
507 John Mead, carp.
509 Thomas W . Beattie, oil producer.
N o houses.
513 John M. Houd, lab.
519 Francis O'Neill, watchman.
N o houses.
525 George H. Washer, lab.
N118
106
108
110
112
116
531
537
I NTheodore
James
Rev.
Milton
J.
Mrs.
Selden
TCity
HFred
SPaulina
Jerome
Lavina
TRight
Line
Smirfitt,
G.
RAdsit,
Hellwege,
EGratz,
EButler,
al.
Tand
Shafer.
R.
Yahn,
fireman.
(North).
intersects.
Wells.
galvanizer.
East
machst.
carp.
driller.
dressmkr.
Side.
332 Mrs.
336
414
418
Otto
John
ReedE.
Nettie
Ella
S.st.
Englebach,
Simons,
May.
intersects.
Austin.
engr.
pipeftr.
162
420 George Addy, glassblr.
424 Vacant.
426 William W . Williams, foreman,
428 Joseph Maines, lab.
432 William A. Merritt, lab.
438 Frederick W . Flemming, lab.
440 August Bonkeskie, lab.
442 John Schlosser, lab.
444 Michael J. Carrig, currier.
602 John A. Collins, lab.
TENTH STREET (South), from 1017 W.
Left and East Side.
113 Milton V. Hotchkiss, clerk.
115 Chester M. Lawton, tinsmth.
117 Robert Kane, currier.
117 Mrs. Winifred Smith, nurse.
211 Robert Lippe, foreman.
T E N T H S T R E E T (South).
112 Mrs. Mary J. Scheufele.
112 Patrick J. Brady, currier.
114 John Wholeben, lab.
116 Charles R. Bartow, mason.
118 Frank F. Higby, tool dresser.
122 Martin A. Brunner, glassblr.
126 John Krott.
216 George Delfs, watchman.
216 George Miller, car repr.
E L E V E N T H S T R E E T (North), from 1120
W . State, northward to Buffalo.
Left and West Side.
109 Joseph Wolf, lab.
Putnam st. intersects.
127 Otis Fritsch, car repr.
129 Charles H. Cross, lab.
129 Arthur W . Carson, roller.
131 Charles A. Anderson, lab.
133 Elsie Dotterweich, lab.
135 Landon Willis,fishpeddler.
137 Henry A. Sunck, lab.
139 Lawrence Hoffman, car repr.
141 George Schalk, car repr.
143 Emil Yehl, car bldr.
Washington St. intersects.
201 Caleb D. Pierce, grocer.
201% Charles H. Hemmelman, carp.
207 Mrs. Dora McGee.
207 Richard Lawson, switchman.
209 Xavier
Charles
E.
Finger,
refiner.
217
219
325
209
215
321
William
John
Elizabeth
George
Clara
Charles
W . Sullivan
G.
E.Edel,
F.
A.
Seefried,
P.
Finger,
Burleigh,
Lay,
Youngs,
Burleigh,
st.
lab.
carp.
dressmkr.
intersects.
engr.
dressmkr.
molder.
Jr., lab.
329 Edward McLaughlin, glassblr.
E L E V E N T H S T R E E T (North).
108 John Carlson, lab.
112 Michael Reid, car repr.
114 Alex Anabas, car repr.
118 John Huselstein, blksmth.
122 John Fox, lab.
130 Jordan E. Conner, carp.
140 William Fahrer, lab.
214 George W . Brenner, car insp.
216 John H o m e , currier.
220 John J. Fitzpatrick, saloon kpr.
N o houses.
E L E V E N T H S T R E E T (South), from 1129
W . State, southward to Irving.
Left and East Side.
107 Mrs. Mary Brothers.
109 Mrs. Mary Butanowicz.
Ill John Edel, car repr.
115 George Crocker, currier.
119 Charles W . Crouse, currier.
119 Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson.
121 Clarence B. Margerson, clerk.
123 Arthur L. Chase, piano tuner.
125 Thomas F. Creagan, currier.
125 Andrew Adams.
129 Samuel Graham, boilermkr.
131 Mrs. D. R. Rogers.
209 Michael Burke, boilermkr.
211 G. Fred Cahill, currier.
215 George E. Bullock, splitter.
E L E V E N T H S T R E E T (South).
108 Public School.
120 John Vosseler, loco, fireman.
122 George Kick, car insp.
124 George Schnabel, foreman.
126 Cynthia L. Rice, nurse.
132 Thomas J. Hannon, roofer.
136 W m . P. Hannifan, grocer.
140 Charles M. Dean, lumberman.
212 Charles Cotton, carp.
214 Peter Carlson, tanner.
218 Mrs. Matilda Vogel.
220 John J. Woods, sec.
T W E L F T H S T R E E T (North), from 1214
W .Mrs.
State,
northward
tocar
Reed.
107
109
117
119
121
115
Florence
James
William
Peter
James
Vacant.
Mary
Left
G.
B.
Lee,
Wodell,
M.
H.
Lundberg,
Quinn,
and
O'Hara.
House,
O'Hara,
lab.West
far.
carp.
buffer.
dressmkr.
Side.
repr.
123
125
133
133
135
Thomas Wilson, cooper.
John Weber, lab.
Horace J. Duke, woodwrkr.
Mrs. Metta L. Lougee.
Charles L. Flagg, carp.
No houses.
309 Alfred Edel, carp.
327 Michael C. Dugan, foreman.
T W E L F T H S T R E E T (North).
114 Irwin Horton, brklyr.
120 William H. French, currier.
Putnam St. ends.
126 Frederick Bendean.
134 John O'Toole, glassblr.
138 Alfred Saas, car repr.
140 John Hirlimann, car repr.
144 Millard A. Foster, carp.
T W E L F T H S T R E E T (South), from 1223
W . State, southward to W . Henley.
Left and East Side.
107 Edward H. Deittrich, lab.
109 Charles J. Burger, stone ctr.
109 Carl Lewis, light trimmer.
Ill Harlow G. Hutchinson, motorman.
115 Carl Breil, lab.
119 W m . B. Tidd, splitter.
121 W m . R. Oelkrug, pumper.
129 John W . Driscoll, liquor dlr.
T W E L F T H S T R E E T (South).
108 Matthew A. Thornbury, grocer.
112 Conrad Hartman, tailor.
116 Hugh Flynn, waxmkr.
124 Mrs. Christina L. Hermann.
124 Philip K. Quick, glassblr.
128 Zenah W . Smith, lumberman.
132 Mrs. Christina Trubee.
134 Thomas P. Consedine, currier.
T H I R T E E N T H S T R E E T (North), from
1320 W . State, northward to Buffalo.
Left and West Side.
109 Joseph Edel, lab.
113 Claude M. Blanchard, engr.
119 Albert Hirlimann, lab.
125 John J. Derx, boilermkr.
127 Arthur E. Bailey, lab.
131 Mrs.
Fred
WFox,
.Simpkins,
Dorr,
agt.
209
143
201
205
141
145
137
135
John
Albert
Joseph
William
Martin
Christopher
Washington
Emily
Margaret
Dorothea
McGinnes,
Williams,
Marth,
C.
Purdy,
A.
lab.
C.st.
Miller.
Ehman.
Battles.
Andrews,
cabinetmkr.
currier.
not
car
glassblr.
machst.
open.
repr.glassblr.
217
221
223
225
163
Charles Klink.
Mrs. Fidelia Woodworth.
James W . Connor, blksmth.
Michael J. Murphy, currier.
305 Mrs. Bertha L. Hodges.
309 Charles H. Calkins, foreman.
313 Mark James, cabinetmkr.
317 Joseph B. Simpkins, glassblr.
319 John M. Klice, far.
331 Jeremiah Donovan.
Reed st. not opened.
417 Ellen Mack.
423 Patrick Mooney, driver.
431 Thomas J. Cummings, tank bldr.
Wayne st. not open.
501 Powers Bros., saloon.
THIRTEENTH STREET (North).
104 John P. Keim.
104 Henry G. Keim, ins. agt.
104 William G. Wiedman, grocer.
108 John Uabler, Sr., milk peddler.
110 John Gabler, Jr., plumber.
114 John F. Flynn, cooper.
120 Jerome Edel, car repr.
130 Thomas Ganey, currier.
134 Frank Ziegler, lab.
136 Albert Lundberg, currier.
142 Rev. Jacob Burkhardt.
144 Wilbur P. Parkhurst, glassblr.
148 German Evangelical Church.
208 John A. Swanson, currier.
20S Siverene Anderson, currier.
210 Conrad Schue, carp.
W . Sullivan St. intersects.
306 Fred Snyder, lab.
308 Michael J. Shea, tank bldr.
310 Mrs. Sarah E. Sterling.
312 Mrs. Margaret Hoover.
314 Patrick O'Shea, lab.
316 John J. Nelson, engr.
332 Jacob Baker, car repr.
408 Matthew Flynn, watchman.
412 John Battles, currier.
414 Patrick J. Crowley, carp.
41S Michael Moffett, watchman.
430 Aloyisus J. Slosser, machst.
THIRTEENTH STREET (South), from
1313 W . State, southward to Irving.
Left
and
East
Side.
THIRTEENTH
124
108
123
109 Martin
Ill
Charles
Patrick
Carl
Jeremiah
W . Henley
Henley
Lewis,
Right
Geoghegan,
F.
J.
J.
STREET
Davey,
WMullin,
Burger,
and
st.
.st.
lab.
Sturm,
intersects.
West
(South).
intersects.
lab.
currier.
tanner.
stone
Side.
barber.
ctr.
164
109 Eugene E. Young, photogr.
FOURTEENTH STREET.
113 Mrs. Carrie M. Jackson.
Not open.
FIFTEENTH STREET (North), from af- 113 Mrs. Nettie Wood, dressmkr.
115 Willis W . McWilliams, driver.
ter 1502 W . State, northward' to limits.
121 Emulis Morse, gasftr.
Left and West Side.
125 John Berryman, agt.
301 Paul Blaskey, lab.
129 John B. Alexander, blksmth.
F I F T E E N T H S T R E E T (North).
131 Dennis Hennessy, tanner.
133 John B. Finnessy, grocer.
110 Michael G. Scheiterle, blksmth.
135 Edward W . Fitzgerald, clerk.
118 Albert E. Montie, blksmth.
130 William Wittenburg, hostler.
FULTON STREET.
Washington st. not open.
210 Stewart M. Wheeler, lab.
108 James V. Duffy, carp.
F I F T E E N T H S T R E E T (South), from 1511 112 Robert N. Weatherell, brklyr.
114 Melvin P. Derby, painter.
W . State, southward to W . Henley.
118 Ira W . Councilman, machine hand.
Left and East Side.
122 James B. Olbey, blksmth.
Ill Lavern Trowbridge, lab.
124 James M. Maurer, carp.
Ill Robert T. Dunn.
126 James W . Cunningham.
Ill Thomas Daley, lab.
128 Arthur L. Gault, photogr.
130 David L. Smith, harnessmkr.
F I F T E E N T H S T R E E T (South).
134 James F. McLowry, clothier.
138 Julius M. Harris, broker.
Not built upon.
F R A N K L I N S T R E E T (North Olean),
from N. Walnut, westward to Chemical GARDEN AVENUE (East Olean), from
Pond, eastward to King.
Works.
1 George E. Hall, lab.
No houses.
5 Eugene V. Hannigan, boilermkr.
F R A N K L I N S T R E E T (North Olean).
9 Eugene R. Russell, ice dlr.
11 Wardner Irish, gardener.
7 John Meilink, lab.
13 Mrs. Catherine York.
9 Stanislaus Ougist, lab.
17 Elmer E. Southworth, painter.
11 Tony Skopp, lab.
17 Frank T. Smith, carp.
15 John Kowalski, lab.
F R O N T S T R E E T (Boardmanville), from 21 Asa Q. Cole, engr.
creek bridge, southeastward to limits. 23 Said Zoghibe, lab.
25 William A. Brooks, mason.
Left and East Side.
27 Clark Dickerson, lab.
N o houses.
29 John C. Hall, drayman.
29 (rear) John J. Ranow, blksmth.
11 John H. Burdick.
31 William H. Cole, lab.
13 Charles F. Meloy, printer.
Davis av. intersects.
21 Mrs. Carrie L. Smith.
41 Frederick W . Davis, express agt.
45 James W . Davis, pathmstr.
N o houses.
South st. interests.
49 John C. Putney, teamster.
25 William H. Monahan, boilermkr.
51 Benjamin Palmer, snuffer.
Prospect av. intersects.
53 Hurd G. Larrabee, brickmkr.
F R O N T S T R E E T (Boardmanville).
63 Uriah J. Nash, lab.
65 Dennis P. Sheehan, currier.
38 William F. Wood, painter.
40 Mrs. Mary Jessmore, dressmkr.
71 People's M. E. Church.
42 Levi Reynolds, carp.
73 Rev. George R. Harvey.
46 O. Melvin Godfrey, milkman.
75 John S. Seivert, clerk.
56 Charles Oosterhoudt, far.
77 Anderw J. Lawrence, teamster.
intersects.
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LRichard
TProspect
O N Left
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Moore,
Rav.
EE.
and
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,tool
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312 E. State, GARDEN
79
87
89
10
14
12 William
16
18
John
Harvey
Mrs.
Cornelius
Frederick
Samuel
Henry
King
AVENUE
Viola
V.
Right
st.
G.
Thomas,
C.
G.
Koebelin,
Cronin,
J.
Hinman,
(East
Palmateer,
Gamble,
intersects.
Strickland.
and
Cradduck,
South
lab.
Olean).
boilermkr.
buffer.
lab.
teacher.
lab.
Side.
lab.
28 Frank L. Willson, millwright.
30 Ora R. Stone, painter.
32 Max Schoolar.
34 Ezra A. Patterson, driver.
36 George F. Gilbert, fireman.
38 Thomas Jones, lab.
40 Will F. Selover, blksmth.
42 K. Alfred Carlson.
44 Burt F. Butler, buffer.
No houses.
74 John Barry, lab.
92 August W . Sandburg, fireman.
94 August Griecke, watchman.
GENESEE STREET (Boardmanville),
from 26 Main, eastward to Fourth av.
17 Lovell G. Moore, far.
19 Arthur B. Lee, plater.
23 Zeph A. Cooke, cabinetmkr.
27 William S. Orcutt, carpet lyr.
41 Jeremiah B. Foster, carp.
41 Mrs. Sarah Polley.
GENESEE STREET (Boardmanville).
4 Charles R. Buckley, carp.
8 Frank E. Pierce, carp.
22 James B. Baker, lab.
24 Michael F. Frohlich, butcher.
No houses.
44 William Spears, car insp.
44 Sarah A. Chadderdon.
Fourth av. intersects.
GOODRICH AVENUE (East Olean), from
Gulf, eastward to limits.
7 Orlie Cartwright, rig bldr.
Line st. intersects.
23 Charles M. Cooley, stock kpr.
27 Merritt E. Pratt, lab.
G O O D R I C H A V E N U E (East Olean).
6 James Butler, lab.
32 George D. Sherman, janitor.
G R E E N S T R E E T (East), from 325 S.
Union, eastward to Adams.
Ill Blanchard E. Hamilton, decorator.
115
Marvin
Hamilton,
mason.
G102
117
R ENo
Herman
Furman
ES.
N houses
Barry
SRight
T RN.
Smith,
T.
E st.
Eto
Bowser,
and
T end.
(East).
intersects.
South
teamster.
barber.
Side.
165
108 Alfred H. Green, contrctr.
110 Carthage j. Tobin, lab.
112 Mrs. Mary A. Rogers.
118 Joseph A. Yoerk, laborer.
118% Vacant.
120 George W . Warner, barber.
S. Barry st. intersects.
No houses to end.
GREEN STREET (West), from 326 S.
Union, westward to S. Seventh.
113 Mrs. Louise Preston.
115 James A. Lyons, painter.
117 George Helb, lab.
119 Sylvester Armstrong, foreman.
121 Lorenzo H. Ingley, biksmith.
123 Abram H. Bloch, peddler.
S. First st. not open.
203 Clark F. Whittaker, foreman.
205 Ransom G. Cor win, plumber.
209 Edwin L. Torrey, ins. agt.
213 George Kennedy, painter.
215 Jesse W . Yaw, lab.
217 Lew J. Strong, driver.
S. Second st. not open.
301 John B. Hassett, lab.
307 Monroe E. Cook, painter.
309 Mrs. Frances E. Kay.
313 W m . H. Van Houten, ins. agt.
315 Vacant.
S. Third st. intersects.
405 Mrs. Anna M. Seuling.
413 Timothy Hassett, police.
417 W m . A. Wright, mgr.
419 Fred D. Ingalls, barber.
S. Fourth st. intersects.
507 Samuel B. Varner, painter.
511 Eugene P. Edwards, sta. engr.
515 Orlando W . Bundy, painter.
515 W m . D. Burlingham, telegr.
S. Fifth st. not open.
601 Edgar C. Follett, gauger.
605 Anthony Loidold.
607 John Garry, currier.
611 Max C. Bartsch, lab.
613 Louis Schuh, lab.
617 G. Henry Wilson, currier.
617 Mrs. Josephine Johnson.
621 Casper Sigel, molder.
621 David Miller, lab.
G R E E N S T R E E T (West).
108 George H. Coxe, cigar dlr.
112 James H. Hughes, oil producer.
114 Harry
George
Smith,
Jr.,
mfr.
214
124
210
212
122
128
206
Joseph
Mrs.
Edward
Charles
WFrederick
S.
m .First
Louisa
Rhoda
Voorhies,
Reeves,
Rider,
Harris,
R.
F.
Sturm,
st.
Vergason,
WJackson,
M.
.V.
not
plumber.
sta.
Seamon,
tanner.
junk
Burlingame.
Valentine,
Jr.,
open.
fireman.
clerk.
dlr.
carp.
porter.
lab.dressmkr.
166
S. Second st. intersects.
306 Ernest J. Root, biksmith.
312 Henry L. Schue, letter carrier.
316 Harry E. Etter, tinsmth.
Vacant lots.
514 Horatio E. Brown, carp.
S. Fifth st. intersects.
606 Christian J. Siinker, painter.
614 W m . Britt, lab.
618 Mrs. Theresa Weiser.
S. Sixth st. not open.
702 Cornelius A. Boorom, clam dlr.
708 Joseph Klamt, cooper.
712 Theodore L. Fiechter, lab.
718 Lysander M. Van Dyke, tanker.
S. Seventh st. intersects.
810 (rear) Norvin J. Penn, glassblr.
GRIFFIN S T R E E T (East Olean), from 22
King, eastward to tannery.
9 Mrs. Mary Oles.
15 James Griffin, engr.
19-25 Weidmann Stave & Heading Mills.
GRIFFIN S T R E E T (East Olean).
24 Leroy J. Sllloway, helper.
26 Freeman W . Phelps, foreman.
G R O S S M A N A V E N U E (East Olean),
from 832 E. State, southward to creek.
Left and East Side.
23 George Terpak, lab.
27 Edgar W . Cleveland, lab.
35 Hiram Root, lab.
45 George N. Osgood, lab.
G R O S S M A N A V E N U E (East Olean).
6 Edgar B. Andrus, lab.
34 James Rulison, far.
34 William D. Rowe, far
40 Mrs. Sarah E. Milliman
Osgood av. intersects.
46 Peter Burke, lab.
G U L F S T R E E T (East Olean).
Left and West Side.
No houses.
G U L F S T R E E T (East Olean).
20 James Merwin. currier.
H A M I L T O N S T R E E T , from 188 N. Union,
eastward to N. Barry.
First M. E. Church.
117 James F. Johnson.
123 Mrs. Mary M. Brooks.
H106
129
A MJames
J.
IN.
LRoss
TBarry
ORight
NCapozzi,
Allen,
STREET.
st.
andintersects.
phys.
shoemkr.
South Side.
108 Asa E. Dye, trav. salesman.
110 George B. Keenan, clerk.
114 Arnold G. Crandall, clerk.
118 Charles H. Wasson.
120 Charles L. Barrett, undertkr.
N. Barry st. intersects.
H E N L E Y S T R E E T (East), from 145 S.
Union, eastward to Adams.
Left and East Side.
107 Henry C. Clark, driver.
109 Jed Clarke, moldmkr.
113 George C. Ford, clothier.
115 George P. Smith, mfr.
119 Andrew J. Emerson, trav. salesman.
121 Edward Dorsey, mercht.
207 Charles C. Frank, telegr.
213 Mrs. Gertrude B. Moulton.
S. Clinton st. intersects.
305 J. Emmett Stuter, foreman.
311 Mrs. Eliza Ramsey.
Fulton st. intersects.
No houses.
Adams st. intersects.
H E N L E Y S T R E E T (East).
102 Melville C. Follett, phys.
112 Onslow M. Merritt, letter carrier.
116 Veres M. Dow, lab.
118 Mrs. Mary A. Stevens, bdg. house.
122 John H. Rice, contrctr.
128 Mrs. Seraph M. Chamberlin.
128 William H. Ramsey, collctr.
206 George S. Benedict, trav. salesman.
210 Lewis B. May, com. mercht.
214 William M. Timblin, jeweler.
214 Frank S. Tinklepaugh, laundry prop.
S. Clinton st. intersects.
302 William F. Showalter, carp.
312 Thomas Farrell, lab.
312 Walter E. Ryer, painter.
Fulton st. Intersects.
No houses.
H E N L E Y S T R E E T (West), from 144 S.
Union, westward to limits.
109 William V. Smith, lawyer.
113 Thomas Gilligan, cartage.
117 St. Mary's Church.
S. First st. not open.
203-205 Mrs. E. M. Ball, books.
209 John P. Foley, marble dlr.
215 Langford G. Rodigers, plumber.
215 Adolph Dotterweich, brewer.
301-311
319 Ora
401
405
Millard,
Charles
S.Dotterweich
Third
L.
Second
Davis,
B.
F.st.
Case,
Riley,
st.intersects.
far.
intersects.
Brewing
bkkpr.
grocer.Co.
409 George E. Peterson, car bldr.
505 Thomas Whitton, lumber dlr.
511 Alburn C. Crandall.
611 Alfred M. Palmer, druggist.
515 George F. Thompson, mgr.
519 Mrs. Mary Sherwin.
607 Andrew Snyder, car repr.
611 Edward C. Moses, carp.
615 John J. Hannon, ganger.
619 Thomas McGavisk, currier.
S. Sixth st. intersects.
701 August Demskie, mason.
801 Mrs. E m m a V a n Cice.
S. Eighth st. intersects,
901 George H. Phelps, pipeftr.
905 Peter Miller, lab.
909 Frank O'Neill, carp.
911 Henry H. O'Nell, trav. salesman.
S. Ninth st. intersects.
1003 Elmer F. Robbins, carp.
1005 William K. Holmes.
1005 John E. Murphy, sorter.
1009 Charles M. Roeske, currier.
S. Tenth st. intersects.
1101 Patrick J. Toohig, buffer.
1103 Nicholas H. Truby, car insp.
1107 Cornelius Dolson, sta. engr.
1111 Thomas H. Dolan, buffer.
1115 Charles Hardel, lab.
1117 Stephen C. Demsky, carp.
1121 Peter Truby, bkkpr.
1125 Mrs. Carrie M . Horan.
S. Eleventh st. intersects.
1203 Chandler S. Dwinells, lawyer.
1207 John Considine.
1209 William J. Graham, lab.
1215 George A. Gardner, currier.
S. Twelfth st. intersects.
1305 Daniel E. Kerns, currier.
1311 Charles A. Mcintosh, butcher.
S. Thirteenth st. intersects.
1405 Henry Hellwege, lab.
1407 Jacob Klink.
1409 John E. Wiles, lab.
S. Fourteenth st. intersects.
1505 Mrs. Ella Brown.
1507 Lewis Waters, pumper.
1509 Addison Randall, carp.
1515 Charles W . Randall, lab.
S. Fifteenth st. intersects.
1601-1611 James Pierce Leather Co.
1615 Charles H. Balch, currier.
intersects.
H118
110
E NNRev.
Jasper
LoPierce
S.
Ehouses.
YFirst
John
Right
SE.
Tav.
Rst.
Smith,
EJ.
and
E intersects.
THamel.
North
(West).
lawyer.
Side.
167
310 George E. Baker, machst.
314 Rudolph Dotterweich, brewer.
322 William B. Baker.
322 Mrs. Sarah Lannon.
402 Samuel Burdsall, glassblr.
406 John W . Roddy, machst.
408 Austin W . Merchant, janitor.
410 Albert H. Forrester, ins. agt.
414 James A. Maxon, cigar mfr.
416 Daniel H. Sullivan, mail clerk.
418 Louis W . Ball, clothier.
506 Fred A. Close, mfr.
512 Philip A. Von Storch, supt.
604 Oscar W . Hamilton.
608 Charles H. Beckwith, carp.
616 George Bronold, mason.
620 Casper Lippert, sta. engr.
704 Michael Gaynor, lab.
718 Charles Bullmer, bottler.
804 Patrick Priest.
814 Mrs. Margaret Cook.
814 George Schue, harnessmkr.
S. Eighth St. intersects.
904 W m . H. Tulley, brklyr.
S. Ninth st. Intersects.
1006 George Beabout, drayman.
1102 John Crummy, buffer.
1116 William L. Higby, oil" operator.
1120 William M . Corkins, stone ctr.
Vacant lots.
1302 Hugh Gallagher, currier.
1308 Sidney Morris, currier.
1402 Thomas Wiles, machst.
1408 Vacant.
S. Fourteenth st. intersects.
1506 Henry Heck.
1508 John Cook, pipectr.
1602-1610 Tanners' Shoe Stock Co.
Pierce av. intersects.
1712 James Johnson, helper.
1718 Matthew McCarthy, lab.
H I G G I N S A V E N U E , from 472 N. Union,
northeastward to Main.
Left and West Side.
o houses.
HIGGINS
484 NCharles
488
Herschel
Right
A E.
V D.
EWay,
Nand
UStowell,
E .blksmth.
East blksmth.
Side.
168
492 Robert H. Brown, molder.
502 George N. Whitcomb, blksmth.
506 Charles R. Cornwell, lab.
510 William H. Bradt, blksmth.
514 Arthur J. Duncan, machst.
518 Mrs. Alice King.
522 Glenn J. Very, bartdr.
Main st. intersects.
H O M E R S T R E E T (North Olean), from
Johnson, northeastward to Buffalo.
Deft and South Side.
17 Michael O'Toole, lab.
21 John J. Jewell, lab.
27 George W . Curtis, gen. store.
29 John Shortely, watchman.
31 Andrew Fitzpatrick, lab.
47 Nora Sullivan.
H O M E R S T R E E T (North Olean).
4 John A. Willover, carp.
Public school.
18 John Kane, lab.
20 Charles T. Rose, currier.
22 A d a m Keefe, car repr.
24 Cornelius Shea, lab.
26 Vacant.
28 James Harrington, fireman.
32 William Lawler, lab.
Avenue A intersects.
34 William Wint, lab.
Buffalo St. intersects.
38 Thomas Lynch, lab.
H O O P S S T R E E T (East Olean), from McMurray's brick yard, eastward.
N o houses.
H O O P S S T R E E T (East Olean).
McMurray brick yard.
14 Samuel Bruckshaw, letter carrier.
18 Stephen Horton, lab.
20 Thomas B. Armstrong, currier.
22 Patrick Gerry, currier.
24 Elmer E. Raub, molder.
26 Lewis Rogers.
I R V I N G S T R E E T , from 216 S. Union
westward to limits.
105 John Luh, lab.
107 Isadore Luntz, ins. agt.
Ill Charles Wright, stone ctr.
115 Philip O'Connell, saloon.
117 Charles Wright, stone ctr.
119 Benjamin F. Mooney, shoemkr.
119 Clarence
C.E.
Le
Roy,
blksmth.
313
303
311
Lester
N oS.houses.
George
First
Second
F.
Russell,
st.
demons,
st.
Cooley,
not
intersects.
mason.
open.
barber.
driver.
315 George W . Oakley, foreman.
S. Third st intersects.
401 Mrs. Mary McMahon.
405 Hemry Baker, bkkpr.
415 Charles L. Janke, tailor.
501 Nathan Winchel, lab.
505 Mrs. E m m a Boyd.
509 Charles Stubbie, driver.
511 Mrs. Stella Aylesworth, bdg. house.
515 Andrew Bell, carp.
S. Fifth st. not open.
601 John Randall, lab.
607 Mrs. Sarah A. Hill.
609 Alexander Happell, tailor.
615 Mrs. Anna Corkins.
701 Mrs. Emily Ashley.
705 Lucas L. Granger, carp.
711 Irving B. Weston, tanner.
713 Frank Osterman, currier.
713 Patrick Hyland, brklyr.
717 Jennie Priest.
717 William O'Hern.
801 Albert M. Post.
S. Eighth st. intersects.
907 Charles J. Eldridge, driver.
911 William Taggerty, lab.
S. Ninth st. not open.
1001 Edward May, lab.
1005 James E. Ten Eyck, gardener.
1017 Paul Wenke, lab.
S. Tenth st. not open.
1103 August Haase, machst.
1107 William T. Fox, currier.
1113 Emanuel Wenke, brewer.
1115 Ward A. Frisbee, lab.
1125 Peter Weitmer, carp.
IRVING STREET.
112 John Babel, bkkpr.
114 Frank L. Hull, teacher.
116 Lewis Smith, machst.
S. First st. intersects.
208 George J. Ball, painter.
212 Frank D. Burnham, ins. agt.
N o houses.
402 James H. Robbins, wagonmkr.
408 Henry C. Bebee, glassblr.
N o houses.
S. Fifth st. Intersects.
604 Joseph Burt, contrctr.
Sixth
st.
902
906 Frank
NHenry
oS.houses
Eighth
C.
W .Ginter,
Redtz,
until
st.intersects.
intersects.
driver.
lab.
1008 Carl E. Tilly, beam hand.
1016 Mrs. Lottie Tulley.
1108 Henry A. Fleming, currier.
1116 Henry Nietner, lab.
1206 Mrs. Ellen A. Sheridan.
1214 Elba D. Holmes, carp.
S. Twelfth st. not open.
1310 Elizabeth Dickenson.
S. Thirteenth st. not open.
No houses.
S. Fourteenth st. not open.
1604 Cahrles E. Post.
J A Y STREET, from 216 N. Barry, eastward to East Avenue.
207 Lawrence C. Gault, butcher.
211 Christopher Storms, molder.
213 Joseph Wilson, biksmith.
215 William A. Rapp, frt. agt.
N. Clinton st. intersects.
301 Roy Coltrell, mason.
303 Charles H. Fuller, biksmith.
305 Lewis C. Clark, driver.
307 Lemuel F. Adsit, cafe.
309 Winfield S. Covin, machst.
311 Crittenden C. Adsit, bartdr.
313 Mrs. Lillian Gould.
317 Storehouse.
321 Refrigerator.
East av. intersects.
JAY STREET.
210 Frank Bevins, woodwrkr.
210 William F. Fuller, clerk.
310 Albert E. Woodward, barber.
312 Claude D. McAhon, druggist.
314 Fred Wisner, wagonmkr.
316 Lewis A. Maurer, driver.
318 Herman M. Ielfleld, machine hand.
320 James A. Perry, painter.
322 Seymour J. Cline, wheelmkr.
324 Michael C. Geuder, clerk.
328 Edward Allen, foreman.
330 Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis.
332 John J. Rowan, painter.
East av. interests.
J O H N S O N S T R E E T (North Olean), from
Wilson's factory, northwestward to limLeft
11
J O57
41
47
its.
31
33
51
HJohn
Robert
Martin
NEdward.
Edward
James
and
Homer
S O NGetsec,
West
Henrietta,
P.
V.
SH.
TSt.
WTeuscher,
RVenus,
.Nichols,
Side.
EJohnson,
intersects.
Elab.
T (North
fireman.
machst.
engr.
lab.
supt.
Olean).
169
James Godfrey Wilson, mfr. blinds.
Union Planing Mill Co.
Acme Glass Co.
44 John Searles, millwright.
KING STREET (East Olean), from 829 E.
State, northward to limits.
Left and West Side.
15 Gustave Byron, lab.
21 John Wilde, foreman.
27 Frank H. Wright, mgr.
51 Frank Wilde, currier.
53 Silas J. Daniels, carp.
57 Hector W . Edhrooke, carp.
61 Willard J. Hawley, lab.
65 Matthew K. Burdick, lab.
Prince st. intersects.
75 Mrs. Mary M. White.
79 Mrs. Elizabeth De Kay.
Crown st. intersects.
KING STREET (East Olean).
22 Charles H. Walton, currier.
Griffin st. intersects.
26 Charles Hiler, lumberman.
28 Joshua N. Murray, knife setter.
30 David E. Walton, lab.
34 Marcus Cline, lab.
52 John W . Smith, foreman.
60 George W . Clark, helper.
Brook st. intersects.
64 George Stader, painter.
70 Fred Nelson, lab.
74 Charles H. Draper, lab.
76 Vacant (old shop).
78 Mrs. Ella Akins.
L A U R E L A V E N U E , from 120 N. Clinton
eastward to East av.
305 Wells G. Andrews, clerk.
307 Mrs. Harriet N. Ball.
309 Dykeman A. Pratt, grocer.
313 John W . Meloy, grocer.
315 Lewis M. Raub, dentist.
319 James H. Havens, plumber.
321 Lewis J. Clark,'broker.
325 Albert J. Tucker.
329 George W . Kelsey.
L316
335
337
308
331
333
312
A UJoseph
Henry
James
Dennis
Richard
Alexander
Herschel
REast
E L Right
Aav.
C.
Gale,
D.
M.
VJ.D.
Gibney,
EDugan,
Chapman,
intersects.
WNFeltham,
and
.URaub,
mercht.
ENelson,
.South
oil
oilman.
dentist.
tobacconist.
blksmth.
contrctr.
"Side.
laundry.
170
320 Douglas R. Clarkson, machst.
322 Mrs. Eva A. Cram.
326 William O. Curtiss, cashier.
330 Michael Shafer, oil producer.
332 George Oliver, miller.
334 George Bauman, supt.
336 Clarence M. Diffenderfer, mercht.
338 Erwin D. White, carp.
L A U R E N S STREET, from 167 N. Union,
westward to N. Fourth.
103 Exchange National Bank.
Ill David S. Yard, factory insp.
113 Robert D. Laughlin, oil insp.
119 Joseph C. Clark, phys.
211 Mrs. Helen B. Strong.
N. Second st. intersects.
301 Clarence E. Andrews.
305 Eugene A. Homer.
311 Samuel H. Bradley, oil producer.
315 George T. Keith, civil engr.
N. Third st. intersects.
401 Spencer S. Bulls, gen. mgr.
405 William M. Abrams, ins. agt.
409 William G. Feuchter, plumber.
409% John J. Wiley.
413 John I. Chapman, glassblr.
415 Rev. Frederick C. Weidman.
419 German Lutheran Church.
LAURENS STREET.
102-104 Greek-American Fruit Co.
104 Anna A. Sheehan, dressmkr.
106 George Nickles, confctr.
108 Peter Morell, shoemkr.
112 H. MacVicker Smith, phys.
116 Russell M. Whitney, mfr.
120 Samuel W . Pancoast, mfr.
202 James Kelsey, cigar mfr.
206 Rev. Newton L. Reed.
212-214 First Presbyterian Church.
302 Frank L. Bartlett, banker.
306 Mrs. Catherine Keenan.
310 Mrs. Lizzie J. Abbey.
312 Fred L. Gleason, mfr.
316 William P. Pierce, mfr.
402 Arthur L. Colony, trav. salesman.
404 Joseph J. Nenno, mercht.
408 Timothy C. Coughlin, condctr.
412 Thomas J. Mathis, glassblr.
414 Frederick Elliott, cabinetmkr.
LINE
414
418
road
NMrs.
Clinton
STREET
oN.
av.,
houses.
Fourth
Hannah
Left
northward
P.
(East
Woodard^
and
st.
D.Olean),
intersects.
West
Caswell.
to limits.
undrtkr.
Side.
from Rail-
L I N E S T R E E T (East Olean).
6 John A. Erickson, fireman.
10 William B. Finch, carp.
Plum st. intersects.
MAIN STREET (North Olean), from 612
N. Union, northward to creek bridge.
15 Charles Lacey, lab.
19 Jacob Haase, mason.
19 Lorenzo Lawton, lab.
19 Henry R. Forgason, blksmth.
37 Edward Troy, mfr.
M A I N S T R E E T (City).
30 Vacant.
32 Vacant.
34 Ferdran Grorantz, lab.
MAIN STREET (Boardmanville), from
Allegany creek, northward to Hinsdale
rd.
Left and West Side.
1 Mrs. Marcia R. Boardman.
1 John H. Bradner, mercht.
27 Charles M. Wagner, gasftr.
29 William Parker, far.
31 Milford C. Wing, stone ctr.
31 Williard L. Crandall, stillman.
31 Mrs. Bridget Moulton.
41 Albert J. Heliker, ins. agt.
57 William A. Oosterhoudt, dep. sheriff.
69 Joseph O. Delano, lab.
79 Philip D. Locke, painter.
83 John S. Sanderson.
87 John W . Isarnan, milkman.
87 Mrs. Maria E. Norton.
105 Mrs. Louise A. Norton.
119 Orrin W . Godfrey, far.
M A I N S T R E E T (Boardmanville).
10 Mrs. Jennie Crosthwaite.
16 Walter Foss & Co., grocers.
16 John C. Reitz.
20 Winfleld Scott, finisher.
22 Joseph Moffett, supt.
26 Bishop B. Hubbell.
No houses.
Avenue A intersects.
52 Mrs. Lydia F. White,
Avenue B intersects.
76 Thomas A. Foster, lab.
78 Miles Smith, lab.
M A P L E S T R E E T (North Olean), from 32
Water, northward to Oak.
27
29
31
1 Edward
John
Michael
Mrs.
Elm M.
Bridget
Left
st.Norton,
Holbrook,
Degnan,
intersects.
and
Moulton.
West
lab.
boilermkr.
lab.
Side.
171
20 Alfonzo Pennello, lab.
33 Thomas Olson, lab.
22 John Urbanswski, lab.
35 Lawrence P. Connell, lab.
26 John J. Sirdevan, lab.
Oak st. intersects.
28 Michael McFadden, glassblr.
M A P L E STREET.
Right and East Sida
32 Mrs. Mary Sullivan.
32 George R. France, machst.
M O O R E ' S R O A D (West Olean), from 1451 34 Bartholomew Dempsey, mason.
Buffalo, southward to tannery.
54 Sadie Clancy.
56 William Collins, trav, salesman.
N o houses.
58 Patrick Hickey, lab.
M O O R E ' S R O A D (West Olean).
66 John Schuder, cooper.
68 John Linehan, lab.
14 Edward Grady, lab.
68 Matthew Wilson, stillman.
36 William Moore, carp.
72 William Lee, saloon.
36 William G. Frazier, butcher.
40 Henry G. Wilson, currier.
O R C H A R D A V E N U E (East Olean), from
44 Daniel W . Driscoll, carrier.
665 E. State, northward, to railroad track.
48 Charles Moore, lab.
Left and West Side.
56 Polish.
5 Mrs. Ann E. Gilbert.
58 Polish.
American Hide & Leather Co.
N O R T H STREET, from City Hall, 108 N. 43 Elisha R. Baker, miller.
45 Edward Allen, lab.
Union, eastward to N. Barry.
47 Charles B. Rathburn, car insp.
107 The Times Office.
49 Stephen Galey, lab.
109 Alderman & Stillman, insurance.
109 Olean Building, Loan & Savings Assoc. O R C H A R D A V E N U E (East Olean).
109% Byron D. Nobles, trav. salesman.
No houses.
109% Don C. Scott, photogr.
Ill Groton Bridge & Mfg. Co.
44 Earl L. Root, blksmth.
111% Don C. Scott, photogr.
46 John W . Sloan, lab.
113 City Club.
119 State Armory.
54 Walter A. Ayrault, clerk.
O S G O O D A V E N U E (East Olean), from
N O R T H STREET.
end of Grossman av., westward one
block.
City Hall.
Left and, South Side.
Union School No. 3.
7 Albert J. Sawyer, carp.
9 Mrs. Clara J. Whitton.
O A K S T R E E T (North Olean), from east
19 Benj. C. Grossman, huckster.
of 31 Walnut, westward to Vina
O S G O O D A V E N U E (East Olean).
17 Michael M. Murphy, lab.
No houses.
19 Mary Sirdevan.
P I E R C E A V E N U E (West Olean), from
21 Patrick J. Sirdevan, fireman.
end of W . Henley, northward to 1621 W .
State.
N o houses.
Left and West Side.
1 Neil McDonald, currier.
53 Michael Arundel, stillman.
3 Fredrick Whelply, packer.
55 Frank Marron, lab.
5 Frank Gray, lab.
7 John Baker, packer.
67 Felix Nagle, lab.
9 John C. Zerby, lab.
71 Vacant.
11 John Sholtz, car repr.
O 18
77
79
A73KJohn
Mrs.
Jeremiah
Vine
S T RElizabeth
WFannie
Right
E.st.
E Downs,
TO'Donnell,
intersects.
(North
and
Harts.
Robinson.
North
estimater.
Olean).
driver.
Side.
29
13 Aaron
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
Mrs.
Frank
Richard
Leonard
George
John Mary
Hulda
H.
T.
Silk,
Miles,
Doner,
R.
Doane,
Orcutt,
Landis,
E.
Allen,
C.lab.
lab.
Nutt
Mix.
lab.
boxmkr.
lab.
pumper..
currier.
172
P O N D S T R E E T (East Olean), from 549 E.
W . State st. intersects.
State, northward to Boardmanville.
P I E R C E A V E N U E (West Olean).
Left and West Side.
3 Wesley F. Wilkins, car repr.
6 Antony Szymander, clerk.
5 William H. Hamilton, lab.
14 Mrs. E m m a F. Fay.
9 Israel Woodruff, lab.
28 Mrs. Mary L. McNall.
11 Angus Marcea.
28 Patrick Rowan.
13-15 Russell's Ice House.
W . State st. intersects.
P I N E S T R E E T (North Olean), from 4 19 Gasometer.
21 Alva B. Doolittle, molder.
River, westward to Acme Works.
25 Joseph Rismus, carp.
27-31 Dotterweich Ice Houses.
28 Mrs. Margaret Hines.
POND STREET (East Olean).
34 John Fitzpatrick, helper.
36 Mrs. Eleanor Rooney.
8 James H. Palmer, carp.
36 John Connelly.
38 Stephen V. Ryan, helper.
16 E. Frank Holliday, machst.
Ash st. intersects.
40 Frank McManus, foreman.
28 Elmer E. Foster, carp.
42 Martin Connell, far.
28% Charles Serena, far.
44 Joseph A. Sharp, glassblr.
32 Benjamin F. Slater.
46 Antonia Sabation, lab.
PRINCE STREET (East Olean), from
46% Joseph Rajski, lab.
Pond, eastward to King.
48 Anthony McFadden, glassblr.
50 Collins H. Hotchkiss, janitor.
25 Seth W . Wright, laundryman.
52 Edwin J. Dearborn, ticket agt
54 Asa A. Jones, car insp.
PRINCE STREET (East Olean).
56 Morris Clark, foreman.
2 Orson P. Salisbury, lab.
68 City Exchange Hotel.
26 Burnett Lawrence, miller.
28 James Hall, lab.
72 Archie Shafer, driver.
82 John R. Tully.
P R O S P E C T A V E N U E (Boardmanville),
86 Vacant.
from 56 Front, eastward*
88 Mrs. Eliza Sullivan.
90 Joseph Henneman, driver.
23 Vacant.
P R O S P E C T A V E N U E Boardmanville).
94 John McMahon, foreman.
P I N E S T R E E T (North Olean).
N o houses.
P U T N A M S T R E E T , from 127 N. Eleventh,
Empire Mills.
westward to N. Twelfth.
Maurice L. Lee, agent Erie R. R.
Erie R. R. Depot.
1209 Lewis Kreytt, car repr.
Erie Dispatch.
Standard Oil Co. (Acme Works).
P L U M S T R E E T (East Olean), from 10 P U T N A M S T R E E T .
Line, eastward to limits.
No houses.
Q U E E N S T R E E T (East Olean), from 63
1 Vacant.
Bishop, northward to limits.
5 William Duncan, mason.
Left and West Side.
9 Mrs. Eliza Dow.
No houses.
11 Samuel E. Button, carp.
16 Charles Sprader, lab.
11 Joseph M. Prozeller, peddler.
21 Wallace Bevier, clerk.
27 Errick Eld, currier.
Prince
st.
intersects.
29
Joseph
Schier,
lab.
P 16
10
L UJohn
NCharles
MoClark
Cherry
Shouses.
TR.
Right
Rst.
EWMcElfresh,
Est.
.Tintersects.
Peterson,
and
(East
intersects,
South
Olean).
lab.
flesher.
Side.
37 East
43
45
Mrs.
Albert
Spring
Olean
Lovinia
O.st.
Benjamin,
Green
intersects.
A. Anderson.
House.
drayman.
51 Stephen Joyce, lab.
55 Elmer Snyder, helper.
57 William S. Valentine, weigher.
65 Jesse M. Carr, sawyer.
QUEEN STREET (East Olean).
28 Thomas Randolph, carriagemkr.
32 Charles S. Hubbard, far.
52 Ortello L. Tanner, beamhand.
62 Julia Hanrahan.
70 Demrous Dunning, driller.
82 Emmett L. Bemis, bottler.
RAILROAD AVENUE, from 402 N. Union,
eastward to limits.
101-103 Hotel Snyder.
105 Vacant.
Ill Buffalo House.
329 Alfred A. Butler, lab.
119 Vacant.
121 Vacant.
123 William Hutchings, grocer.
127-129 Genesee House.
133-149 Luther Mfg. Co. foundry.
P. R. R. Freight Depot.
Empire Line.
315 Mrs. Betty Wilson.
315 Charles Willis, barber.
317 Mrs. Frances Johnson.
329 Alfred A. Butler, lab.
R A I L R O A D A V E N U E (East Olean), from
foot of Pond, eastward to limits.
13 Asa H. Antisdale, gardener.
16 Mrs. Kitty Simmons.
17 Theodore Maybee, lab.
19 George E. Sloat, gardener.
21 Mrs. Fannie Waid.
23 Frank A. Knight, helper.
25 Jesse D. Tonkins, janitor.
27 Simon G. Besecker, lab.
29 Mrs. Henrietta Murray.
29 Charles H. Blackman, driver.
31 Joseph Y. McAtee, jointer.
33 George A. Ross, teamster.
35 Daniel T. Thurston, draughtsman.
39 Jerome Haithcock, paver.
41 Irenus J. Palmer, carp.
43 Foster Moore, drayman.
45 Henry F. Rarey, driver.
47 Daniel Pierce, lab.
Alder st. intersects.
55 Joseph Motts, far.
55 Mrs. Julia Gillmore.
113
89
95
97
75
71
57
63 James
Aaron
Wolfgang
Alexander
Orson
Bruce
William
John
King
Queen
Rich,
D.
Palon,
Mahar.
B.
st.
st.
R.
Elliott,
Boardman,
Hollander,
Cahaney,
intersects.
lab.
intersects.
Cousslons,
lab. millwright.
towerman.
carp.
lab.
foreman.
173
117 Vacant.
Bush st. intersects.
N o houses.
Line st. Intersects.
143 Charles C. Holcomb, roller.
147 L u m a n B. Gleason, carp.
N o houses.
Cherry st. intersects.
175 Will M. Shannon, lab.
185 John Taggerty, galvanizer.
209 Oliver N. Hadley, lab.
221 Frank E. Reynolds, painter.
223 Howard Reynolds, carp.
RAILROAD AVENUE (East Olean).
Right and. South Side.
140 Robert S. Holcomb.
148 John McElfresh, lab.
188 John C. Bird^ lab.
190 Charles Gilbert, carp.
198 Charles W . Gayton, tanner.
208 William E. Reynolds, painter.
210 John L. Reynolds, far.
REED STREET, from 338 N. Third, westward to N. Thirteenth.
Deft and South Side.
N o houses until
N. Seventh st. intersects.
805 William J. Hubbard, far.
807 James McGuire, gardener.
No houses until
1203 Peter F. Fagan, currier.
1207 Mrs. Martha Lyons.
1213 John L. Anderson, watchman.
1307 James A. Ward, carp.
1311 Jared Chittenden, lab.
1313 Milton B. Keller, lab.
R E E D STREET.
N o houses until
802 Herman E. Housknecht, lab.
N o houses.
1010 Union School No. 6.
N o houses.
1208 Henry U. Hanover, mfr.
1214 Charles E. Harbeck, carp.
1312
1306 David
Phelias
N. Thirteeuth
Twelfth
D.J. Stark,
Guay,
st.st.
driver.
intersects.
currier.
intersects.
174
RIVER STREET (North Olean), from
Erie R. R., southward to Chestnut, and
from thence westward to Spruce.
Left and East Side.
1 Cornelius Sullivan, yardmaster.
5 Mrs. Mary Corbin.
15 Mrs. Mary Collopy.
31 Timothy B. Collopy.
33 Joseph Blackwell, gauger.
43 John Polance.
45 John Ryan, mercht.
47 Mrs. Ellen Devett.
53 Michael F. Mack, grocer.
55 James Maloney, flagman.
59 I. Clinton Thurber, lab.
61 Frank Smith, lab.
63 August Monthey, lab.
65 Mrs. Harriet Prest.
67 Thomas Comfort, lab.
69 Frank W . Benson, gatetdr.
71 Henry McKowen, lab.
73 Vacant.
73% Lodvig Brown, carp.
75 Frederick Northcott, brklyr.
87 Patrick Hall, machst.
89 Abraham J. Cullather, glassblr.
95 James Hannigan, gauger.
97 Maximillian Weis, boilermkr.
109 Thomas W . Mullaly, lab.
Ill Michael McCormick, finisher.
113 Anthony Kuzniewski, carp.
115 Patrick Gill, lab.
117 Patrick Heeney, lab.
121 Daniel C. Shaner, treater.
123 Mrs. Hannah Noonan.
125 Felix McDonald, boilermkr.
R I V E R S T R E E T (North Olean).
2 Empire Mills.
Pine st. intersects.
20 Harold Tillow, lab.
30 Mrs. Margaret McCormick.
32 James Norton, currier.
34 Amos J. Latimer, engr.
Elm st. intersects.
48 Mrs. Mary Fane.
52 John W . Freeman, lab.
56 Timothy Hurley, lab.
Water st. intersects.
86 John G. Peglar, towerman.
Walnut st. Intersects.
88 John Young* driller.
92 John E. Farrell, mfr.
94
Freeman
B.Magee,
Halliday.
100
114
116
118
98
96 John
Public
A.
Edward
Mrs.
Charles
Vacant.
N.Kuznawski,
Maple
Union
Margaret
A.School.
S.
Williams
st.
C.
St.
Harsch,
intersects.
intersects.
L.
lab.
collctr.
Page.
switchman.
lab.
120 Thomas Dunlavey.
124 James Lundy, lab.
R I V E R S T R E E T (North), (North Olean),
from end of River, northward to limits.
Left and West Side.
15 James J. Duffy, lab.
15 Frank Brown, tank insp.
N. Washington St. intersects.
17 Frederick J. Rowe, sta. engr.
19 George R. Wescott, carp.
31 David Mullin, pipeftr.
37 James W . Biglin, boilermkr.
R I V E R S T R E E T (North), (North Olean).
2 Empire Mills.
14 William L. Jones, painter.
16 Ransom W . Smith, pipeftr.
22 Mrs. Ellen Grundy.
28 George W . Wilson, painter.
30 Emmett Norton, carp.
32 John R. Van Ness, teamster.
R I V E R S T R E E T (South Olean), from
Union, eastward.
5 William L. Geise, blksmth.
17 Charles E. Harrison, switchman.
45 Henry Kamery, teamster.
47 Henry Hyde, pipeftr.
49 George A. Benn, far.
67 Alfred Swarts, far.
. 73 Nathan Gould, teamster.
75 Robert H. Wilber, far.
83 Mrs. Sarah D. Holly.
R I V E R S T R E E T (South Olean).
2 Vacant.
6 Frank A. Farr, lab.
10 Mrs. Ella Kamery.
10 Martin W . Tubbs, teacher.
12 John C. Anderson, far.
16 Antony M. Cuffe, far.
40 George D. Farr, sawyer.
42 George E. Stimson, butcher.
44 Vacant.
78 Vacant.
80 John J. Fate, driller.
90 Menzo Finn, far.
92 Vacant.
102 Jacob M. Becker, gardener.
228 Bela Keysley, far.
260 Charles Sutter, far.
260 Milford Adsit, wagonmkr.
306 Michael Sutter, far.
R I V E R S T R E E T (West), (South Olean),
from
line.Olean).
R I306
79
91
12
74
88
VLambert
Henry
William
Mrs.
Vacant.
EMichael
R Union,
SFrankle
TRight
Left
RAustin,
EBreat,
S.
Sutter,
Ewestward
and
TWhitney,
and
Thurston.
(West),
lab.
South
far.
North
far.to
far.
(South
Side.
Side.
90 Mrs. Elizabeth Fontaine.
R O N O L D E R A V E N U E (West Olean),
from W . State, northward:
Left and West Side.
No houses.
R O N O L D E R A V E N U E (West Olean).
George P. Mohr, carp.
Andrew Mohr, car repr.
S E Y M O U R STREET (North Olean), from
1451 Buffalo, northward.
Left and West Side.
Vacuum Oil Works.
S E Y M O U R STREET (North Olean).
8 Vacant.
10 Albert Kwiatkosky, lab.
Bartlett av. intersects.
S O U T H S T R E E T , from S. Union at the
park, eastward to S. Barry.
City Park.
S O U T H STREET.
104 John Coast, producer.
108 Robert A. Conkling, furniture dlr.
112-114 Baptist Church.
126 Hon. Frank W . Higgins.
S O U T H S T R E E T (Boardmanville), from
Town Hall, eastward to Fifth av.
Town Hall.
W . M. Church.
Fifth av. intersects.
S O U T H S T R E E T (Boardmanville).
Public School.
12 Addison Deibler, transferman.
Fifth av. intersects.
S P R I N G S T R E E T (East Olean), from
Pond, eastward to Queen.
37 Milton M. Arden, salesman.
41 Solomon Peterson.
47 Joseph Koester, cigarmkr.
Alder st. intersects,
61 Daniel K. Hathaway, gardener.
S P R I N G S T R E E T (East Olean).
N o houses.
Alder st. intersects.
66 Norman
Queen st.
N. Blakeslee,
intersects. currier.
175
S P R U C E S T R E E T (North Olean), continuation of N. Fourth, city, northward to
Franklin.
Left and West Side.
231 Michael Jbli, lab.
241 Felix Vineski, lab.
243 Vacant.
245 Andrew Gallski, lab.
247 A d a m Wjciechoski, lab.
249 Michael Subjeck, lab.
249 Frank Denbosky, lab.
37 James F. Hogan.
39 Michael Donovan, lab.
39% John Cushing, fireman.
41 August Doren, lab.
43 John Ward, lab.
45 Tony Ross, lab.
47 Mrs. Catherine Lynch.
51 John Cosgrove, lab.
Elm st. intersects.
55 Thomas J. Convey, boilermkr.
Oak st. intersects.
Acme Oil Works.
Franklin st. Intersects.
S P R U C E S T R E E T (North Olean).
30 James P. Kelly, switchtdr.
River st. intersects.
N o houses.
46 Patrick Degnan.
46 John M. Sheehan, clerk.
52 Simon J. McMahon.
Elm st. intersects.
64 Mrs. Sarah Ward.
56 Mrs. Ellen Murphy.
58 Peter F. McCartan, lab.
Oak st. intersects.
No houses.
N. Washington st. intersects.
102 John Cook, lab.
104 James Sheehan, lab.
108 Mrs. Jane McGraw.
Franklin st. intersects.
S T A T E S T R E E T (East), from junction of
N. and S. Union, eastward through East
Olean.
101-103-105 City Building.
123 Public School No. 3.
201 Congregational Church.
205 Wilbur F. Burlingham, mercht.
209
C.
Crawford,
lumberman.
213 Henry
301
307
311
401
Mrs.
Gilbert
Thomas
William
James
Frank
N. Clinton
Elizabeth
D.
M.
D.
B.
E.
Leland,
Johnson,
Miles,
Love,
McDuffle,
st.Fobes.
intersects.
oil
bill
patternmkr.
mercht.
producer.
phys.
poster.
176
407 Mrs. Amanda Fobes.
411 William C. A. Quirin, tanner.
417 John L. Eddy, phys.
423 John L. Baxter, seeds.
East Olean.
549 Ccnway B. Cradduck, carp.
Pond St. intersects.
601-603 East Side Hotel.
601 (rear) Charles Reddy, currier.
605 Frank D. Pelton, livery.
607 Vacant.
609 Hatch & Rumsey, druggists.
611 Charles Cradduck, grocer.
613 John Lindgren, currier.
615-617 G. Myron Coss, barber.
623 James H. Walker, grocer.
627 Eugene W . Pierce, coach insp.
629 Andrew B. Clark.
633 Mrs. Mary E. Barnard, bdg. house.
637 F. W . Merritt & Son, gen. store.
639 Charles A. Beebe, brkmn.
639 Samuel J. Snowden, barber.
643-645 Rolland R. Wright, grocer.
651 Michael Keough, lab.
655 Abram L. Cotton, carp.
657 Mrs. Miranda D. Briggs.
661 Patrick G. McGavisk, foreman.
665 Daniel E. Jordan, boilermkr.
701 F. W. Higgins & Co., grocers.
701 Dimner B. McCarty, bkkpr.
715 Jason S. Bishop, real estate.
715 George G. Adams.
715 Romaine Sloan, lab.
721 McCall & Besecker, meat mkt.
723 William B. Hill, clerk.
725 Mrs. Josephine Griffin.
731 Unfinished house.
733 John Conley, currier.
735 Andrew M. Walton, currier.
801 George W . LaFever.
821 Ralph A. Hall, gardener.
823 Mrs. Annie Ingalls.
829 Mrs. Esther Dutton, grocer.
925 Timothy Coughlin, far.
Duke st. intersects.
1005 Vacant.
1041 Charles D. Rochietti, currier.
1041 Stephen Kozlow, lab.
1105 Olean Tannery.
STATE STREET (East).
304
308
210 William
214
DJohn
James
Alex
City
eS.Witt
Clinton
Barry
Park.
M.
B.M.Stell.
Hutchinson,
C.
Smith,
Forrester,
st.
Conklin,
st.intersects.
intersects.
real Sr.,
estate.
sta.
machst.
wagon
engr. mfr.
312 Olean Steam Laundry.
Fulton st. intersects.
404 Mrs. Fidelia C. Barber.
408 George Fobes, sawmill prop.
410 Mrs. Louisa Thurber.
416 Elijah W . Conklin, mfr.
420-424 N e w Conklin W a g o n Co.
A d a m s st. intersects.
502 Olean Mills.
Olean Seed House.
East Olean.
53S James B. Olbey, blksmth.
602 George F. Wallhauser, bottler.
608 Herbert J. Wilkins, beam hand.
610 James Noonan, currier.
614 Durand F. Willson, millwright.
626 Ellsworth Reynolds, contrctr.
634 Andrew McMurray, brick mfr.
650 James C. McMurray, brick mfr.
662 Rolland R. Wright, grocer.
666 William Allen, blksmth.
670 John C. McGavisk, lab.
706 Frank W . Herron, bkkpr.
70S William A. Fuller, bkkpr.
80S George L. A. Quirin, tanner.
824 Mrs. Mary Pickard*
Grossman av. intersects.
926 Quirin's tannery.
1036 George Hoffmire, lab.
1038 Bernard Conley, clerk.
1048 Chris H. McGavisk, driver.
1066 Fred J. Wiggins, splitter.
1072 Magnus Nelson, fireman.
S T A T E S T R E E T (West), from Union (dividing streets into North and South),
westward to city limits.
101-103 Imperial Hotel.
Ill L. G. Rodgers & Co., plumbers.
113 James H. Havens, plumber.
115 Olean Opera House.
117 A. Jud Bowser, pool room.
121-123 Laurentine Y. Miller, produce.
125 Albert A. Swarts, blksmth.
129 Edward W . Kelly, painter.
129 George W . Osbon, restaurant.
S. First st. intersects.
201-203 Foloy Bros., marble wks.
203 Patrick Foley.
209 Vacant.
213 Irving W . Miller, supt.
215 Sidney E. Fish, mercht.
219 Herman Schuetz, jeweler.
303 George Oswick, pipeftr.
303 Frederick B. Conrad, carp.
303
319
317
317%
321
323
325
309 Fred
315
John
Warren
August
Mrs.
George
Simon
Erwin
JohnWiedman,
Carrie
Nancy
Backus,
Reich,
G.
Schott,
E.
Edel,
B.
N.Bishop,
Phillips,
Kichle,
Johnson.
Backus,
E.
grocer.
clerk.
hides.
ins.
harness.
Sherwood,
carp.
meats.
agt.
bicycles.
millinery.
confctr.
403 Ormel W . Pierce, roofer.
405 William Smith, cabinetmkr.
409 James R. Bones, baggageman.
409 Mrs. Florence W . Clark, shoes.
413 Llewellyn A. Mallery, mfr.
417 Ferris J. Mallery.
419 Vacant.
501 George Brenner, tailor.
501 Henry Weith, tailor.
501 William Stephen, producer.
501 Mrs. Anna Zimmerman.
503 Frederick Hein, watchmkr.
503% Frank A. Gould* bartdr.
507 Mrs. Ernestine Wind, bdg. house.
511 Peter Schmitt, grocer.
511 Jason M. Woodruff, agt.
511 William J. Condon, bartdr.
513 Mrs. Frederica Hansen.
513 Gottlieb Schwinger, beamhand.
525 A. M . E. Church.
601 A d a m Piatt, baker.
601 John Piatt, lathe hand.
603 Daniel J. Smullen.
605 Edward Sturm, contrctr.
605 Mrs. M a y M. Field.
609 Daniel F. Allen, chief police.
615 Bernhardt Edel, foreman.
619 Fred J. Webber, clerk.
619 George Geyer, lab.
701 Ernest L. Kallenback, plumber.
711 Jacob N. Cook, watchman.
717 John Fink, baker.
719 N e w Era Merchant Tailoring Co.
719 Roy M. Gould, barber.
721 World Hotel.
801 Matthew Spiesman, meat mkt.
805 William T. Muckey, clerk.
809 William P. Le Strange, pipectr.
819 Patrick Clancy, foreman.
S. Eighth st. intersects.
903 Cassar Smith, phys.
907 William Kinley, tanner.
911 Mrs. Sophia Wohlleben.
919 William L. Gabler, painter.
1013 David Barry, lab.
1017 Martin Southeron.
1017 Charles L. Vergason, bkkpr.
1103 Vacant.
RileyCharles
Allen,
oil
producer.
1123-1125
1107
1111
1121
1123
1127
1129
1117
Leon
Edel's
Mcintosh
George
Michael
John
Rumwald
Joseph
C.
Wilson,
Hall.
J.
P.
Campbell,
Dougherty,
&Fuchs.
Blessing,
Hearn,
Edel,
Kelly,
lab.
liquors.
oil
photogr.
meats.
horseshoer.
foreman.
producer.
177
1129 Thomas C. Kelly, butcher.
1209-1211 Public School.
1213 Jacob Shafer, constable.
1215 Fred Shafer, foreman.
1215 Vacant store.
1217 Vacant.
1221 Vacant.
1223 The State St. Cash Grocery.
1301 Matthew A. Thornbury, grocer.
1301% Adolph Pasche, lab.
1305 Vacant store.
1305 Thomas E. James, teacher.
1307 John Kuhn, sta, engr.
1313 John O'Donnell, buffer.
1403 Mrs. Mary C. Sturm.
1411 William Klinck, lab.
1417 Frederick H. Coleman, overseer poor.
S. Fourteenth st. not open.
1507 Joseph Cohen.
1511 John Cook.
West Olean.
1621 Prospect House.
STATE STREET (West).
106 John C. Crawford, barber.
108-110 Frank's Hotel.
112 Hotel Capitol.
114 Othalian Hall.
116 Fitzpatrick Bros., saloon.
118 Joseph A. Smith, saloon.
120 Fred D. Ingalls, barber.
122 Vacant.
124 William H. Brown, saloon.
126-128 O'Connell Bros., billiards.
130 Warren L. Binney, saloon.
202 Patrick J. Savage, saloon.
204 George R. Rank, harness.
206 Albert L. Lay, shoemkr.
208 George B. Patterson, carp.
210 Meloy Cohen, cigar mfr.
212 Samuel Michael, tailor.
214 Mrs. Sarah McElninney.
214 Mrs. Myra C. Brook.
218 Lewis J. Rodgers, plumber.
220 George H. Dotterweich, grocer.
302 Grossman Sisters, bakers.
304 Charles J. Decker, barber.
306 Charles J. Brown, shoemkr.
306
Wescott,
bartdr.
310
308
312
314
316
318
316%James
Elias
Mrs.
Larkhan
Burr
Frank
Charles
John
Ambrose
Moses.
Rebecca
Fred
J.
Larkhan,
Sherris,
E.
Grant,
Fisher,
Arnson,
&Chesner,
Page,
Vollmer,
Page,
peddler.
Bear,
dry
baker.
cook.
baker.
installment.
bakery.
saloon.
goods.
confctr.
meats.
178
320 Ludwig Glasser, jeweler.
320% Sylvester J. Reed, brkmn.
324 Thacher & Blood, produce.
324% James T. Turner, brickmkr.
326 M a x L. Conn, cigar mfr.
326 Samuel E. Williams, lab.
402 Charles A. Shaffer & Son, grocers.
404 Charles A. Shaffer, grocer.
410 Benjamin F. Thomas, foreman.
414 Mrs. Ella M. West.
41S Mrs. Jane Sowers.
420-422 John H. Geuder, grocer.
504-508 Wm. Halter, saloon.
512 Arthur G. Cook, shoemkr.
512 William M . Crocker, lab.
514 Cary G. Besecker, lab.
516 Llewellyn A. Mallery, bed springs.
520 Mrs. Electa Nelson.
520 Mrs. Amelia C. Metcalf.
520 (rear) Grafton Penn, barber.
522 Alex S. MacGillis, carp.
522% Edward Walker, fireman.
524 John J. Fitzpatrick, saloonkpr.
524% Joseph B. Simpkins, glassblr.
526 Mandeville Robbins.
N. Fifth st. intersects.
604 Joseph N. Streb, machst.
606 Frank Basler, tailor.
608 Olean Fish & Oyster Co.
608 Joseph Yampolski, fish dlr.
612 Simon Schussele, foreman.
620 John J. Spindler, grocer.
620 Spindler Bros., gen. store.
N. Sixth st. intersects.
702 Nils Swanson, shoes.
702% Peter H. Rivenburgh, jeweler.
704 Lester F. demons, barber.
708 Mrs. Mildred V. Schnell.
718 Mrs. Mary Gerlach.
722 A. M. Palmer & Co., drugs.
802 Zimmerman Bros., grocers.
802 Henry J. Zimmerman, grocer.
810 John Zimmerman, carp.
820 Philip Zimmerman, grocer.
904 John H. Magee, master mechanic.
90S Lewis T. Tidd, splitter.
912 Louis W . Geyer, glass packer.
912 Fred M. Hills, clerk.
914 Joseph N. Tomes, glassblr.
920 Isaiah C. Wilcox.
920 John Long, glassblr.
1002
1006
1114
1010 Eugene
1016
1102
1120
Augustus
Axel
Fred
Paul
James
John
Frank
N. Tenth
Eleventh
WH.
Tumser,
H.
.Hoffmann,
Hayes,
Burt,
Paulman,
Anderson,
Sigel,
C.
st.Bussler,
carp.
intersects.
st.
stonectr.
currier.
cigar
baker.
intersects.
barber.
grocer.
dlr.
carp.
1202 Matthew Ulmschneider, car repr.
1208 Gilbert Garr, drayman.
1212 Chemical Co. No. 2.
1214 Delbert J. McMillan, journalist.
1302 William P. Hannifan, grocer.
1304 Michael J. Hannifan.
1306 Fred C. Weagraff, carp.
1308 Charles J. W . Sturm, barber.
1310-1312 William Waldeck, saloon.
1316 Martin Marth, upholstr.
1320 Mrs. Mary Hill.
1320 William G. Wiedman, grocer.
1406 Charles Scheiterle, boilermkr.
1406 Mrs. Caroline Fiechter.
1410 A d a m Stegner, cooper.
N. Fourteenth st. not open.
1502 Conrad Scheiterle, teamster.
N. Fifteenth st. intersects.
West Olean.
1616 George B. Woodard, oil producer.
SULLIVAN STREET (East), from 268 N.
Union, eastward to N. Barry.
Ill Vacant.
S U L L I V A N S T R E E T (East).
104-106 Duringer & Driscoll, liquors.
108 Salvation Army.
108 Jennie H. O'Dell.
108 Martha Clayson.
108 Jessie M. Coy.
108 Mrs. Anna E. Lonkto.
108 Mrs. M. Louise Fisher.
108 Mrs. Mary L. Jackson.
110 Vacant
114 Bundy & Rockwood, painters.
116 Mrs. Dora E. Dennison.
120 John L. Lockeby, lab.
126-134 Myrick Machine Co.
S U L L I V A N S T R E E T (West), from 265 N .
Union, westward to city limits.
N o houses.
N o houses.
305 Mrs. Sarah J. Latimer.
309 Oscar H. Ingalls, watchman.
313 Aibert Judge, contrctr.
407 Benjamin U. Taylor, contrctr.
411 William M. Duringer, liquor dlr.
417
601
513 John
Otis
George
N. Whipple,
Fourth
Fifth
D.
J.W Steyner.
Miles,
. st.
Green,
st.
dentist.
intersects.
loco.
intersects,
salesman.
engr.
603 Frederick L. Eaton, lawyer.
607 Stanley L. Fitch, ins. agt.
611 Alfred Tothill, mfr.
703 Allan I. Williams, banker.
707 Charles H. Rockwood, frt. agt.
711 Myron L. Thompson, oil refiner.
713 Mortimer S. Simpson, foreman.
713 Angus M. Hooper, painter.
809 Henry A. Brown.
813 Ira V. Hull.
A d a m s Park.
N. Ninth st. not open.
1005 Mrs. Theresa Hartz.
1009 James W . Warner.
1013 Claude S. Conrad, condctr.
1017 Michael O'Connor, lab.
Winters av. intersects.
1031 John A. Quigley, currier.
1101 Charles F. Turner, currier.
1105 Christopher Ehman.
1113 Chester A. Burger, lab.
1115 Fred C. Kettleman, stillman.
1117 Acta M. Lamper, carp.
N. Eleventh St. intersects.
1201 Charles Adams, teazer.
1205 George L. Butz, lab.
1209 Mrs. Ellen Fitzpatrick.
1213 Michael Wiedman, glass packer.
1217 Mrs. E m m a Hoffmire.
1217 Edward Kennedy, boilermkr.
1301 Andrew F. Hollander, glass packer.
1305 Hezeriah Willis, dealer.
1311 John T. Thacher, com. mercht.
1315 John Scanlon, machine hand.
1317 George Sutter, letter carrier.
SULLIVAN STREET (West).
102-108 Riley & W a n d s blk.
110 Florence A. Hamilton, laundress.
112 American Palace Laundry.
116 Gilligan & Bisett, dry storage.
118 Elisha M. Johnson, mgr.
204 W . I. Hewitt, phys.
218 Edward W . Stickney.
Private grounds.
504 Rudolph
508
512
602
614-616
Olean
Mrs.
Joseph
George
N.Convent
Fourth
Fifth
Julius
High
A.
N.
C.Sullivan,
st.
School.
A.
Moore,
st.
of
Mayer,
Mayer.
intersects.
Mercy.
intersects.
oil
butcher.
bkkpr.
producer.
179
614 616 St. Mary's R. C. School.
702 James L. Clyde, sec.
706 Henry L. Gerstenberger, supt.
710 Mrs. Anna R. Curtis.
806 Arthur M. Downs, glassblr.
810 W m . Bryant, glassblr.
810% Mrs. Jennie R. Olds.
814 John H. Kreutter, glass grinder.
S18 Julius P. Johnson, bkkpr.
N o houses.
1008 Mrs. E m m a Schanck.
1022 George F. Kraft, bartdr.
1028 Frank Sutter, grainer.
1024 G. Fred Foster, currier.
1032 Samuel L. Moyer, telegr.
1102 Lewis J. Merwin, car repr.
1102 Beriah Phinney, contrctr.
1106 John A. Haney, stillman.
1110 Joseph A. Heberle, driver.
1114 Gustav Finger, helper.
1116 Newell N. N e w m a n , portrait dlr.
N. Eleventh St. intersects.
1206 Albert Baker, driller.
1210 Charles Blaskey, beamhand,
1220 Napoleon Russell, lineman.
N. Twelfth st. not open.
1302 August Hirlimann, car repr.
1306 Albert Sprague, drayman.
1310 William F. Hannon, lab.
1314 John Mulready, lab.
TOMPKINS STREET, from 142 N. Barry,
eastward to East av.
209 Vacant.
211 Mrs. Delia Weir.
213 Mrs. Alzina Dellinger.
307 George P. Bolender, miller.
311 Norman R. Robinson, baker.
313 Horace E. Keyser.
313 Stephen S. Fish, mason.
319 Charles H. Odell, trav. salesman.
321 Charles A. Turner, foreman.
325 Peter F. Keenan, foreman.
329 John J. Loftus, condctr.
331 Patrick White, lab.
TOMPKINS STREET.
306
308
310
312
318 William
No
Lewis
Lucien
Thomas
Samuel
Allen
N.houses.
Clinton
Right
V.
R.F.
J.
H.
Delaney.
Farr,
St.
Jebb,
Taylor.
Mulholland,
ast.
nClair,
d1yardmaster.
buffer.
intersects.
South
machst.
bartdr.
Side.
180
157-159 Bell Bros., department store.
322 John Deabold.
161 A. M. Palmer & Co., drugs.
326 Edward Jones, condctr.
163 W . H. Mandeville & Co., insurance.
332 John Deabold, Jr., fireman.
U N I O N P L A C E , from 243 N. Union, west- 165 Exchange Bank Building—offices.
Western Union Tel. Co.
ward.
Exchange National Bank.
1 Mrs. E m m a Myers.
20-21 John R. Droney, lumber.
2 Mrs. Christina M. Clark.
22-23 Cary .Rumsey & Hastings.lawyers.
3 John W . Hagerty, cook.
24 National Transit Co.
3 Mrs. Josephine Weed, laundress.
24 Tide Water Pipe Co., L't'd.
4 Louis G. Wahl, oil well shooter.
4 George W . Van Curen, oil well shooter. 25 Olean Bill Posting, Co.
26 Franchot Bros., oil producers.
5 Herbert E. Mead, carp.
26 Richard H. Franchot, oil producer.
6 Emerson A. Pratt, condctr.
31 Fred. L. Eaton, lawyer.
UNION STREET (North), from State,
32 J. R. & D. L. Jewell, lawyers.
northward, through North Olean.
33 Charles W . Morris, lumber.
Left and West Side.
34-35 Thomas Whitton, lumber.
101 John Cramsie, saloon.
37 Henry M. Ernst, producer.
101 McCormick's Hall.
38 G. Howard Strong, oil producer.
103 Harvey & English, saloon.
40 Monroe Collecting Co.
103 A. Frank Harvey, saloonkpr.
167 Exchange News Co.
103 John J. English, saloonkpr.
Exchange Barber Shop.
105 Elks Club.
105 Samuel W . Binney, saloon.
201 Greek-American Fruit Co.
107 James H. Waring, lawyer.
203 John W . Pratt, grocer.
107 First National Bank.
203% John Cobb, undrtkr.
109 L. Schuetz, jeweler.
205 Fred A. Knight, brkmn.
Ill Joseph I. Lang, cigars.
205 John B. Frawley, hardware.
Ill W m . H. Mountain, phys.
205% Woodruff Post.
113 John W . Meloy, grocer.
207 Mrs. Belle Tallman, millinery.
115 Eugene S. Smith, jewelry.
209 Peterson Bros., saloon.
115% Peter Small, switchman.
211 Arthur Gibbs, variety store.
115% Richard Turner, truant officer.
213 Union Clothing Co.
117 Finnessy Bros., grocers.
215 The Olean Herald.
119 F. R. Brothers & Co., drugs.
215 The Olean Democrat.
119% Vacant.
215 Carrie A. Fiester, ladies' tailoring.
121 Cappel Cohen, dry goods,
215 Willard M. Smith, teamster.
121% Henry Donnelly, lawyer.
123 The Douglas, Graham Co., dry goods. 217 Olean Funeral Directing Co.
217 Charles E. Baish, cigars.
123% D. Monroe Curtis, magnetic healer.
219 McLowry & Monahan, clothing.
123% Mrs. Minnie E. Boone.
219% John G. Pelton, cleaner.
123% John Maurer, carp.
219% David D. Smith, harnessmkr.
123% Mrs. Phoebe Maurer, hair goods.
219% Conrad H. Hartman, tailor.
125 John A. Brendell, baker.
221 Samuel Scott, tailor.
125% Paul W . Miller, electrician.
221 Mrs. Elizabeth Marth, millinery.
127 Frank H. Oakleaf, books.
223 Mrs. Patience S. Chamberlin.
129 W m . S. Wilkinson, hardware.
223 Daniel W . Odell, saloonkpr.
131 H. W . Marcus, dry goods.
223 Mrs. D. G. Chamberlain.
133 Kolumbian Pharmacy.
223 Scudder J. Shoemaker, restaurant kpr.
133% Perry R. McNeille, dentist.
223 Mrs. Mary E. Fowler.
133% W . V. & J. E. Smith, lawyers.
223 Charles F. Thurber, machst.
133% N. Y. & P. T. & T. Co.
223 Henry D. Wadhams, editor.
133% John Coast & Son., oil producers.
225-227 Racket Store.
133% Harry J. Gibney, clerk.
227 (rear) George H. Wright, lab.
135 Henry H. Weber, shoes.
135-137 The Robert A. Conkllng Co., frntre. 227 (rear) Charles E. Brooks, lab.
229 Charles Willard, pianos.
139 Miller Hardware Co.
153
149-151
155
143%
145
147
141 C.
141%
143
145%
Marcius
James
Charles
Grand
James
Mrs.
Edwin
Pauline
Matthew
Marion
Charles
V.
Geo.
B.
E.
B.
Union
M.
C.
H.
B.
B.
Barse
Pettit,
Hewitt,
H.
C.
Black,
Pettit,
J,
Johnson,
Jewell,
Robie,
Adams
Hirchert,
Robie,
Tea
Larkin,
& millinery.
Co.,
druggist.
manicure.
mgr.
Co.
&jeweler.
lawyer.
jeweler.
Co.,
shoes.
hardware.
cigar
stamping.
drymfr.
goods.
233
233%
235
239
241
229%Thomas
231
237
Sidney
Stewart
Charles
William
Eugene
Italo-American
Norman
Charles
John
Angelo
Lazzero
George
I. O. A.
O.
E.
WStorrs,
Mills,
A.
WR.
G.
.
C.
A.
Gray,
F.
.Fish,
Goodwin,
Morris,
Schermerhorn.
Questa.
Grossman.
Robinson,
Hayden,
Mazzo.
Hall.
musician.
Fruit
lawyer.
tankbldr.
shoes.
millinery.
printer.
Co.
drugs.
bakery.
241 Nellie L. Jewell, dressmkr.
241 Mrs. Kate M. Wilson, dressmkr.
241 The Olean Ledger.
243 Edmond Kurtzhaltz, tailor.
Union pi. intersects.
249 J. E. K. Morris, phys.
253 Sam Sing, laundry.
257 Olean Carpet Cleaning & Feather Renovating Works.
259 Adelbert Jones, lab.
265 Vacant.
301-303-305 Riley & W a n d s block.
301 Silas A. Hughes, barber.
301-305 Riley & Wands, grocers.
303 Eugene E. Heath, restaurant prop.
303 Laura J. Fisher, hair dresser.
303 Empire Art Co.
303 O. Whipple & Son, dentists.
303 The Prudential Insurance Co.
303 Mrs. Rose E. Weipper, dressmkr.
303 Olean School of Music.
307 John H. Sigel, cigars.
307 James I. Hannigan, florist.
309 N e w Arlington Cafe.
309% Mrs. M a y M . Bush.
311 Dunlavey Bros., liquors.
311% Evans & Vasquez, barbers.
313 Henry G. White, drugs.
313 Newton I. Jones, agent.
313 Mrs. Eurana A Rowley.
315 Daniel W . Odell, saloon.
315% John M. Burchfield, restaurant.
315% Adlmer O. Higgins, clerk.
315% Mrs. Kate Dulling.
317 Collopy Bros., saloon.
319 Mrs. Marcia A. Ross, saloon.
321 Thomas Moran, saloon.
321 John R. Silvernail, barber.
323 Homestead House.
405 James M. Haugh, hotel.
407 City Installment store.
409 Samuel Rose, fruits.
411 Michael Jenni, clothing.
413 Olean Supply Co.
413% Samuel E. Johnson, painter.
415 Joseph Rosa, shoemkr.
419 Mrs. Fannie Shinnerling.
425 Roger Lawrence, teamster.
427 Samuel J. Snowden, barber.
429 Mrs. Betsy Cohen, furniture.
429 David Linn, bookbdr.
431 Michael Braico, confctr.
453
455
447
449
451
445
437
443
435Mrs.
George
Kinaan
John
Vacant
Philip
Michael
Joseph
A.
W(rear)
Lawrence
William
Vacant.
y mW aMary
.Mary
C.
nPatrick
Zimmerman.
Butler,
Hamud,
N.
store,
Tannous,
Capozzi,
Fitzgerald.
WBorneman,
.O'Meara,
John,
Hederi,
J.Virginnia,
Kingl.
C.
lab.
hotel.
peddler.
confctr.
Welsh,
notions.
dry
cigars.
dyer.
goods,
barber.
oil producer.
181
455 Felix Yannella, shoemkr.
457 William Schelling, painter.
459 Vacant.
461 Henry H. Johnson, barber.
463 Mary H. Reeve, grocer.
463% Philip Griffin, contrctr.
463% Bert Knight, carp.
463% Cecelia Gallagher, music teacher.
463% Mrs. Mary Lockwood.
463% Oeds T. Kuiper, uphlstr.
465 John L. Holleran, furniture.
469 Patrick J. Toohey, contrctr.
471 Augustus M. Taylor, blksmth.
475 Adolph Ahrens, meats.
477 Herman C. Muller, painter.
481 Vacant store.
481% Mrs. Jennie A. Venus, dressmkr.
481% George W . Swart, carp.
481% Ernst Lloyd, machst.
487 Vacant store.
501-505 Daniel W . Sheehan, gen. store.
501-505 Sheehan's Hall.
505 Mary E. Kiely, dressmkr.
507 George N. Whitcomb, blksmth.
509 Mrs. Ida M. Chaffee, dressmkr.
509 John G. Weeks, machst.
511 Vacant store.
511 Allen Z. Peckham, barber.
511% William E. Noble, carp.
513 C. Jordan, grocer.
513 Richard McGraw, boilermkr.
515 Academy of Music.
517 Mrs. Martha Henry.
521 Edward O'Rourke, saloon.
523 A. Z. Peckham, barber.
523 Mrs. Kate L. Franklin.
523 Hiram D. Ketchum, lab.
525-527 Joseph M. Butler, hotel.
529 Charles Andrews, barber.
529 Michael J. Burke, cigars.
531 Vacant store.
533 A. Lockwood, bicycles.
535 Phillips & Keenan, gen. store.
601 Mrs. Ann Brown.
605 Charles F. Moodier, carp.
611 Michael J. Haugh, bottler.
North Olean.
743 U. S. Leather Co.—R. & K. Tannery.
753 Floyd P. Shaner, supt.
773 Rev. James F. Mooney.
775-777 St. John's Church.
903
919
821
901
817
801-805
813
815
787
791
781Mrs.
783
793
John
Henry
William
Edward
Luke
Peter
Ernest
John
Dexter
Davia
Albert
Water
River
Public
Mary
F.
Phillips.
Peterson,
McDermott,
Curry,
Kuhn,
WM.
Wst.
Senn,
Kane,
W
st.
..School.
.
Coyle.
Bevier,
intersects.
Driscoll.
Seely,
Glavin,
intersects.
mason.
foreman.
fireman.
tanner.
brklyr.
mgr.
lab.
asst.
boilermkr.
p. m.
182
Elm St. intersects.
1001 Michael Kiesel, shoemkr.
1001% Daniel Collins.
1007 Timothy T. Colligan.
1017 Peter Kozicki, shoemkr.
1021 John C. Fitzsimmons, saloon.
Oak st. intersects.
1101 O. T. Higgins & Son. gen. store.
1103 John V. Murphy, druggist.
1103% Mrs. Catherine Murphy.
1109 John C. Dempsey, barber.
1113 Nikoden Marcinkiewicz, meat mkt.
1115 Nikoden Marcinkiewicz, meat mkt.
1117 Frank A. Butts, baker.
1119 Vacant.
1121 Martin Myers, saloon.
1125-1127 American House.
U N I O N S T R E E T (North).
108 City Hall.
Post Office.
Abrams & Sons, insurance.
Edward W . Neff, barber.
Police headquarters.
C o m m o n Council Chambers.
City Clerk's Office.
Superintendent of Streets.
City Relief Society.
Walter S. Hubbard, lawyer.
5-6 Eddy & Knowies, phys.
North st. intersects.
120 Joseph J. Hatfield, barber.
120 F. W.'Higgins & Co., grocers.
122 Mayer & Mayer,, merchant tailors.
Masonic Temple—offices.
201 Creighton S. Andrews, lawyer.
202-203 Vacant.
204 Clifford L. Beare, lawyer.
205 Producers' Gas Co.
206 South Penn Oil Co.
207-208 Vacant.
209-210 Union Telephone & Telgrph Co.
211-212 Mayer & Mayer, tailor shop.
213 Vacant.
214 E m m a M. Ramsey, stenographer.
302-303 F. W . Higgins.
304-305 Frederick W . Kruse, judge.
306 Lewis J. Clark, broker.
307 Heliker & Patridge, insurance.
308 Pierce & Cobb, lawyers.
309 Samuel E. Passmore, real estate.
310 The International Cor. Schools.
310 The Hustler.
311-312 L. M . Raub & Son, dentists.
313
John
Sweeney,
dentist.
128
124
126-140
126
130
132
136-138
140
142
144
134314
315
Joseph
Olean
Matt
Postal
William
James
John
Charles
Olean
Olean
William
Snyder,
H.
House
Livery
House
Telegraph-Cable
Kelsey,
M.
Job
C.
Costello,
House.
WChapman,
Horner
.Ross,
Pharmacy.
Printing
Barber
liquors.
Office.
Co.
Carter,
cigar
florist.
pianos.
&Shop.
mfr.
collector.
cigars.
Co.,
Office.
Co.clothing.
146 City Cafe.
148 American Express Co.
148 E. H. Ackerman, vet. surgeon.
148%'James W . August, engr.
148% Mrs. Florence A. Richards.
150 Woodley C. Winsor, photogr.
152 Mayer Bros., meat mkt.
154 Coast, Davis & Nenno, clothing.
156 Chandler S. Dwinells, lawyer.
156 Anna Karagan, dressmkr.
156 Charles H. Rafferty, printer.
156 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
156 Westbrook Commercial Academy.
156 Patrick S. Collins, lawyer.
156 Julia Priest, dressmkr.
156 William Cobb, lawyer.
156 Willis D. Parker, lawyer.
156 William P. Noyes, dentist.
158 F. E. Tyler & Co., shoes.
160 George L. Hovey, livery.
162 S. Ruttenberg, clothing.
162% Orlando S. McClure, painter.
164 Walter D. Godfrey, clothing.
164% Mrs. Alice L. Lay.
164% Mrs. Lula M. Masterson.
166 George R. Daniels, jeweler.
168 W . W . Ball's Sons, clothing.
168% Thomas B. Loughlen, phys.
168% John J. Loughlen, phys.
168% Mrs. Anna Seiter.
168% Lewis D. Griffin, switchman.
168% Clarence Willis, lab.
168% Thomas D. Williams, horse trainer.
168% David E. Barrows, dentist.
168% Horace H. Morgan, salesman.
170 Saul Deiches, clothing.
172 Wells, Fargo & Co. Express.
174 Allen's Bargain Store.
174% John F. Daly, motorman.
176-178 George C. Ford, clothing.
178% Nelson Cheney, phys.
180 Judd M. Sherlock, cigars.
182 Keystone Gas Co.
182% Hugh S. Salisbury, architect.
184 William H. Simpson, plumber.
186 Knights of Honor Hall.
186 Stillman E. Lewis, dentist.
1S8 Vacant store.
Hamilton st. intersects.
First M. E. Church.
230 Ezra J. Varney, rubber stamps.
230 William G. Sisson, insurance.
230 John B. Smith, real estate.
232 Clinton P. Woodard, undertaker.
234 Gena & Rice, merchant tailors.
234 Dykeman
John
M.
Card,
dentist.
236
238
242
242%
244
248
240
244%
246
250
252
254
Julius
Charles
Vacant
Willis
Herbert
Edward
Muckey's
(rear)
Pan-American
Quong
Benj.
William
Mrs.
Singer
U.
Hiram
A.
Ella
M.
Elizabeth
Wstore.
T.
C.
Dorsey,
Mfg.
aTaylor,
Chamberlin,
Livery.
A.
hHarris,
Kress.
Whipple,
Nickum,
, Howell,
Pratt,
laundry.
P.
Co.
Restaurant.
Ganoung,
liquors.
Martin.
contrctr.
pawnbroker.
grocer.
art
photogr.
lab.
ticket
store.
painter.
broker.
183
256 George Smith & Co., bicycles.
Elm st. intersects.
25S Charles C. Cradduck, grocer.
1002 Joseph Bielinsky, saloon.
262 Madison H. Bailey, grocer.
1012 Mrs. Mary J. Root.
260 Gault Bros., meats.
1020 Jacob Jaekle, meat mkt.
264 City Steam Laundry.
1022 Michael F. Mack, grocer.
264% Moses E. Weld.
1024 Empire House.
264% Charles Gillingham, mercht.
Oak st. intersects.
264% George C. Mead, driver.
1106 Vacant.
———"
264% Ada R. Rich, dressmkr.
1110 Frank Hale, livery.
266 Clarence H. Spraker, clothing.
1112 David Fehan & Co., department store.
266% John Spry, painter.
1126 City Exchange Hotel.
268 Duringer & Driscoll, liquors.
E. Sullivan st. intersects.
1212 Jacob Sweet, lab.
302 Gillingham & Son, hardware.
UNION STREET (South), from State,
304 Ryan & Shoemaker, liquors.
southward to Allegheny river.
306 Benjamin J. Mooney, shoemkr.
Left and East Side.
308 Shoemaker's Restaurant.
City park.
310 John H. Wiesman, barber.
South st. intersects.
312 Moran & Bowser, billiards.
131 Elias V. Wood, druggist.
314-318 Grand Central Hotel.
135 John W . Coast, producer.
P. R. R. Depot.
139 George P. France, refiner.
139 Loren H. Brooks, mercht.
402-404 Hotel Snyder.
143 Charles J. Duffy, mfr.
408 Utter & Utter, farm implements.
145 John J. Newman, supt.
410 O. I. Wright,flourand feed.
E. Henley St. intersects.
410 William A. Wright, mgr.
207 Fred W. Kaufman, painter.
412 Olean Bottling Works.
207 Mrs. Jennie Bell.
412 John Moses, lab.
209 John T. Baxter, lawyer.
414 Henry A. Smith, harnessmkr.
2H Mrs. Lavina Myres.
424-426 Armour & Co.
213 Mrs. Elizabeth Scott.
430-432 Olean Electric Light & Power Co. 213 John W . Alles, carp.
442 City storehouse.
219 John P. Wallen, tailor.
444 John Rose, lab.
E. Irving St., not open.
456 Conrad Scharle.
301 Meyer Bock, junk.
474 Charles Smith, coal.
325 John King.
502-504 Close Cicyle Co.
E. Green st. intersects.
502-504 Carlty Heater Co.
No houses to river.
522-524 Olean Carriage Works.
UNION STREET (South).
524% Frank S. Shafer, tinner.
528 John Ahrens, butcher.
104 Hotel Imperial.
528 James H. King, carp.
108 John Nicklas, barber.
540 Emerson D. Eastabrook, shoemkr.
110 Mrs. Pauline Adams.
540 (rear) Jay Cole.
116 Forman library.
540 (rear) Alonzo Wagner.
120 Louis C. Wilson, producer.
604 John A. Westfall, carp.
128 De Vere M. Hibbard, phys.
612 John Hagan, hotel.
132 Henry M. Ernst, producer.
Main st. intersects.
136 Calvin W . White, engr.
North Olean.
140 Joseph Huson.
Olean St. Ry. Depot and Offices.
144 Mrs. E m m a O. Chamberlin.
752 John W . Murtaugh, tanner.
770 George W . Cook, justice.
202 Lambert Whitney.
780 Vacant.
212 Mrs. Ellen T. Barrows.
784 John H. Kane, engr.
216 William H. Brown, saloonkpr.
River st. intersects.
802-804
802%
810
812
822
902
906
814 George
816
818
922
Village
Antony
August
Acme
William
Frank
Arthur
Patrick
Nikoden
Water
George
Ruel
Hose
Hall.
Starbitz,
WB.
Freeburg,
Arenet,
st.
Ward.
B.
H.
.Werry,
C.
Marcinkiewicz,
C.
Cook,
Shaw,
White,
House.
Albro,
intersects.
De carp.
grocer.
Launay,
cabinetmkr.
justice.
saloon.
cabinetmkr.
grocer.
carp.grocer.
baker.
402
302-304
324
326
404
414
416
410 William
Charles
David
Charles
Edwin
Edmund
James
W .Fred
Green
E.
A.
M.
A.
W.
Wilkins,
Donahue,
Barrows,
Pease,
Cook,
Mallery,
Mott,
st.
Wilson,
intersects.
carp.
pumper.
condctr.
painter.
mason.
dentist.
far.
lab.
184
UNION STREET (South Olean), from Al- 4 Milon V. Bump, frt. agt.
legheny river, southward.
Left and East Side.
26 Chapel.
1 Mrs. Mary M. Russell.
Elm st. intersects.
3 Clinton B. McDowell, grocer.
30 George R. Brink, lab.
7 Edward Brunnells, lab.
32 Casper Frutiger, lab.
9 Mrs. Kate McGinnis.
36 Mrs. Margaret Hanley.
13 Mrs. Salina I. Simmons.
Oak st. intersects.
17 Nelson R. Kamery, sexton.
42 Frank E. Rebman, machst.
21 Union Chapel.
37 Milo Cook.
WALNUT STREET (North), (North
41 Frederick G. Evans, teamster.
Olean), from 30 N. Washington, north43 William M. Taylor, teamster.
ward to limits.
45 Albert P. Walker, clerk.
Left and West Side.
49 Mrs. Elizabeth McCann.
11 Martin Mukszcki, lab.
53 Vernon Tubbs, lab.
13 Frank Ballweg, car insp.
57 Frank E. Russell, teamster.
15 Reuben Maisey, fireman.
85 Sylvester Cole, lab.
17 F. Jonak.
89 Elias Cole, stonebreaker.
21 Stanley Stanack, lab.
93 George Cole, driver.
WALNUT STREET (North), (North
UNION STREET (South Olean).
Olean).
2-4-6 Water works.
6 Carl Krummel, lab.
8 Public school.
8 Stanislaus Kubiak, lab.
12 Samuel C. Fox, plumber.
10 Martin Konescke, lab.
W . River st. intersects.
12 John Jonak, lab.
Mount View Cemetery.
W A S H I N G T O N S T R E E T , from 203 N.
80 Erastus Parker, far.
Fourth, westward to N. Thirteenth.
84 Ira M. Rounds, quarryman.
88 Harry H. Hill, lab.
Cemetery.
92 Jerome T. Crandall, lumberman.
613 William A. Gesse, clerk.
94 Welcome J. Lawton, far.
V A N C A M P E N A V E N U E , from 318 703 Joel K. Wallin, miller.
Wayne, northward.
705 George Miller painter.
505 Mrs. Jane Diver.
711 Mrs. Jennie Andrews.
507 Reuben Merwin, driver.
609 Jesse Groom, loco. engr.
N o houses.
509% Earl Van Valkenburg, loco. engr.
V I N E S T R E E T (North Olean), from end 1003 Frank C. Frampus, glassblr.
of Water, northward to Oak.
1007 George H. Burleigh, blksmth.
1009 Fred Westerland, carp.
19 Charles Goodz.
1013 Charles H. McWilliams, watchman.
Elm St. intersects.
N o houses.
N o houses.
Oak st. intersects.
W A L N U T S T R E E T (North Olean), from 1201 Arthur L. Isenberg, currier.
88 River, northward to Pine.
1203 Ellery L. Page, foreman.
Left and West Side.
1205 Charles Helvigh.
3 Michael James, lab.
1209 John Engelbach, fireman.
5 A d a m Keiff, lab.
1209 Mrs. Nellie Quigley.
7 Tony Lee, lab.
1213 Charles Ratzel, car repr.
9 John Markert, lab.
1213 Mrs. Sarah Caulkins.
Water St. intersects.
1215 Albert Berry, carp.
N o houses.
Elm St. intersects.
1301 Christ Gabler, plumber.
27LJoseph
Michael
Judge,
fireman.
W 43
41
A31
29
William
Vacant.
Zeno
NPine
Oak
U T Right
Besecker,
st.
SSt.
E.H.
TF.Intersects.
RWilcox,
intersects.
EMichler,
and
E T teamster.
(North
East
hostler.
blksmth.
Side.
Olean).
1305
1307
1311
W
510
A SNicholas
Charles
John
HN.
I NThirteenth
GRight
Landstrome,
T.
T OA.
Truby,
Shiber,
N Godden,
and
STREET.
st.
North
carp.
cooper.
Intersects.
galvanizer.
clerk.
Side.
512 Lynas J. Whitcomb, engr.
602 David T. Jones, loco. engr.
606 William A. Homer, fireman.
608 Maurice Fitzgerald, currier.
612 John B. Wentzell, glassblr.
616 Thomas Millar, lumberman.
704 Claude R. Smith, machst.
706 Samuel S. Turner, oil treater.
708 Truman T. Whipple, blksmth.
710 Martin Dwyer, telegr.
712 Daniel Crawford, tailor.
716 Edward W . Neff, barber.
802 Isaac S. Fox, glassblr.
810 William Paul, miller.
812 Mrs. Matilda Whelan.
816 Lucien P. Abbott, timekpr.
N. Eighth St. intersects.
902 Paul Wendal.
904 Lewis D. Vaughn, filler.
90S Frank H. Matthews, mgr.
916 John C. Lang, lab.
920 Greenleaf H. Mayo.
N. Ninth St., not open.
1004 William J. Porsch, machst.
Winters av. intersects.
1010 Mrs. Nellie L. Clark.
1010 Myron Llewellyn.
1010 Dennis W . Keating, musician.
1014 Leonard J. Brown.
1016 David Kellmer, painter.
N. Tenth st, not open.
1102 Mrs. Caroline G. Walley.
1110 John G. Unferfate, car repr.
1114 Caleb D. Pierce, grocer.
1116 George W . Moore, engr.
1208 Peter Hanson, car repr.
1208 William Haas, car repr.
1210 Frank Kamler.
1212 Ernest E. Nickel, engr.
1214 Joseph Fritz, carp.
1216 Uirich Thiemann, car repr.
1302 Vacant.
1312 Gottlieb Cook.
1316 Charles A. Davenport, cabinetmkr.
W A S H I N G T O N S T R E E T (North), (North
Olean), from N. River, westward to
limits. 12
W 12
A10
Olean).
SSHenry
AAcme
George
Olean
Washington
HdIaNmGRight
Glass
Chemical
TKinley
A.
C.
O NBrown,
Spencer,
and
SWTorks.
Rawson,
T&RWorks.
North
Sons,
E Eboilermkr.
carp.
T lab.
(North),
Side.
tanners.(North
185
16 Orin Drake, lab.
18 Frank Scanlon, lab.
26 Frank Smith, lab.
28 Patrick Cahill, lab.
N. Walnut st. intersects.
30 Fred B. Georgia, ticket agt.
32 Dennis Harrington.
34 Henry L. Mackey, painter.
36 Robert Finlay, glassblr.
38 Mrs. Susan Sullivan.
40 Mrs. Henrietta Kautz.
48 Lawrence F. Sadon, butcher.
48 Michael Charlinski, lab.
52 Lawrence Lipicki, lab.
WATER STREET (North Olean), from
opp. 57 River, westward to Vine.
N o houses.
21 Mrs. Mary A. Sirdevan.
25 Mrs. Margaret Dunlavey.
25 James N. Walker, lab.
27 George O. Peglar, burner.
31 John Lavett, butcher.
33 Thomas McGrath,. lab.
39 Vacant.
43 Erastus B. Cook, loco, hostler.
43 James Blackall, lab.
45 William Harvison, foreman.
N o houses.
Vine St. intersects.
WATER STREET (North Olean).
No houses.
26 Patrick E. Welsh.
28 William T. Lee.
32 Emery Osterstuck, far.
34 John P. Sullivan, engr.
36 John C. Lane, insp.
N o houses.
Vine st. intersects.
W A Y N E S T R E E T , from 487 N. Union,
westward to N. Thirteenth.
Ill William Gallagher, oil prod.
207-227
E.Seventh
R.
Moore,
lumber.
813
703
709
711
Samuel
John
P.
Mrs.
N.R.
Lucinda
Reirdon,
Gold,
R.
B.shops
Anderson,
car
st.
Gale.
baggageman.
repr.
and
intersects.
yards.
barber.
186
W A Y N E STREET.
112 Thomas G. Mahoney, stillman.
112 Jeremiah J. Dunlavey, mercht.
114 Alfred B. Wood, machst.
116 John T. Newman, machinehand.
120 John R. Silvernail, barber.
120 John A. Nutt, electrician.
212 Charles R. Colgrove, condctr.
Brickell av. intersects.
302 Conrad Kiesel, boilermkr.
302 Herbert Corn well, lab.
304 Judson O. Barnes, car bldr.
306 William Carter, carp.
310 Vacant.
312 Samuel B. Locke, baggageman.
314 Frank Letts, molder.
316 Edward Spellen, switchman.
318 William J. Foss, genl. store.
Van Campen av. intersects.
N. Third St., not open.
402 Albert L. Cookingham, constable.
404 Michael Roff, confctr.
404% John Lawrence, carp.
406 William Whelan, brkmn.
408 John Messer, dispatcher.
410 William H. Crawford, machst.
414 Mrs. Elizabeth Haller.
510 Bernard Duffy, fireman.
512 William A. Langley, fireman.
516 John C. Smith, boilermkr.
602 Patrick Driscoll.
614-616 Corry House.
704 Almond F. Carter, machine hand.
716 Turner Hose House.
712 Globe Hotel.
720 Adolph Engelbach, hotel.
No houses.
910 Paul H. Nelson,joil^contrctr.
l Q t *
N. Ninth St. intersects.
W H I T N E Y A V E N U E , from 323 N. Union,
northwestward.
No houses.
213 Edwin J. Munger, driver.
313 Frederick H. Johnson, florist.
321 Frederick D. Milliman, bartdr.
321 Robert J. Stratton, fireman.
323 Thomas F. McDermott, flagman.
327 Russell Olmstead, brkmn.
WHITNEY AVENUE.
106 Vacant.
108 John Richards, actor.
110 Vacant.
114 Rhinaldo M. Bowsel, cigar dlr.
118 Thomas J. Harvison, switchman.
122 Abraham Abohmad, dealer.
122 Charles Abohmad, salesman.
122 Deep Dewalaby, lab.
126 Mrs. Dora J. Knepp.
202 James Knaisar, peddler.
202 Joseph Simon, peddler.
202 Michael Roggier, lab.
214 Star Bottling Works.
214 James S. Williamson, bottler.
218-220 Vacant.
W I N T E R S A V E N U E , from 1004 Washington, northward to W . Sullivan.
Left and West Side.
215 William Gannon, engr.
217 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
219 Hiram D. Bartow, mason.
223 Carl Kolbe, ca'onetmkr.
WINTERS AVENUE.
208 Owen J. Williams, Jr., postal clerk.
212 Charles Olds, carp.
216 William P. Branch, engr.
218 Ziba Bailey, janitor.
222 Charles
C S & Reed,
j v machst.
^
187
O L E A N
Classified Business Directory.
1901.
Names in CAPITALS are Advertisers.
A C A D E M I E S A N D SCHOOLS.
Gould R. M., 719 W . State.
Convent of Mercy, 614-616 W. Sullivan.
Hatfield J. J., 120 N. Union.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE Hughes S. A., 301 N. Union.
SCHOOLS (THE), 310 Masonic Temple. Ingalls F. D., 120 W . State.
(See top lines.)
Johnson H. H., 461 N. Union.
Westbrook Commercial Academy, 156 N. N E F F E. W., 108 N. Union (City Hall. (See
Union.
opp. inside front cover.)
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Nicklas John, 108 S. Union.
Utter & Utter, 408 N. Union.
O L E A N H O M E B A R B E R SHOP, 130 N.
Wright O. I., 410 N. Union.
Union. (See p. 135.)
ARCHITECTS.
Paulman F. H., 1114 W . State.
Button S. E., 11 Plum, E. O.
Peckham A. Z., 511 N. Union.
Salisbury H. S., 182% N. Union.
Silvernail J. R., 321 N. Union.
A R T GOODS.
Snowden S. J., 639 E. State, E. O.
Empire Art Co., 6 Riley & Wands block. Sturm C. J. W., 1308 W . State.
Nickum C. T., 240 N. Union.
Virginriia W . W., 445 N. Union.
ARTIST.
Wiesman J. H., 310 N. Union.
Evans Adelaide C , 118 N. First.
BARGAIN STORE.
Allen's Bargain Store, 174 N. Union.
AWNINGS.
B E D SPRINGS M A N U F A C T U R E R .
Varney E. J., 230 N. Union.
Mallery L. A., 516 W . State.
BAKERS.
BICYCLES, SUNDRIES A N D REBrendell J. A., 125 N. Union.
PAIRERS.
Butts F. A., 1117 N. Union, N. O.
Close Cycle Co., 502-504 N. Union.
Fink John Mrs., 717 W State.
Phillips G. E., 315 W . State.
Grossman Sisters, 302 W . State.
Smith George & Co., 256 N. Union.
Hoffman Frank, 1120 W . State.
BILL P O S T E R S .
Larkhan & Page, 312 W . State.
Olean Bill Posting Co., 25 Exchange Bank
Riley & Wands, 301 N. Union.
bldg.
Robinson N. R., 237 N. Main.
BILLIARDS A N D P O O L .
BANKS.
E X C H A N G E NATIONAL, 165 N. Union. Binney S. W., 105 N. Union.
BINNEY W . L., 130 W . State. (See p. 34.)
(See outside front cover.)
FIRST NATIONAL, 107 N. Union. (See Bowser A. J., 117 W . State.
Collopy Bros., 317 N. Union.
outside back cover and side lines.)
Grand Central Hotel, 318 N. Union.
BARBERS.
Moran & Bowser, 312 N. Union.
Anderson S. B., 813 Wayne.
O'Connell Bros., 126-12S W . State.
Andrews Charles, 529 N. Union.
Moran Thomas, 321 N. Union.
Bendean F. C, Exchange Bank bldg.
Sherlock J. M., 180 N. Union.
demons L. L., 704 W . State.
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Swarts A. A., Ill S. First.
Wallhauser G. F., 602 E. State, E. O.
Taylor A. M., 471 N. Union.
BREWERS.
Whitcomb G. N., 507 N. Union.
DOTTERWEICH BREWING CO., 301-311
BOARDING HOUSES.
W. Henley. (See outside back cover.)
Aylesworth Stella Mrs., 511 Irving.
BRICK M A N U F A C T U R E R S .
Barnard Mary E. Mrs., 633 E. State, E. O. Murray J. C. & A., Hoops, E. O.
Fink John Mrs., 717 W . State.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Moodier Susan Mrs., 605 N. Union.
Groton Bridge & M'f'g Co., Ill North.
Stevens M. A. Mrs., 118 E. Henley.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
West Ella M. Mrs., 414 W . State.
GILLINGHAM & SON, 302 N. Union. (See
Wind Ernestine Mrs., 507 W . State.
top lines.)
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
Moore E. R., 207-227 Wayne.
Ball E. M. Mrs. (Catholic), 205 W . Henley.
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES.
Black J. B., 141 N. Union.
Brothers F. R. & Co., 119 N. Union.
Olean Supply Co., 413 N. Union.
Goodwin W . A., 233 N. Union.
T A Y L O R B. U., 254 N. Union. (See top
Kohmbian Pharmacy, 133 N. Union.
and bottom lines.)
O A K L E A F F. H., 127 N. Union. (See p. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA104.)
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Palmer A. M. & Co., 161 N. Union and 722 Olean Building, Lean & Savings AssociaW . State.
tion, 109 North.
White H. G., 313 N. Union.
C A R P E T CLEANING.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
O L E A N CARPET CLEANING A N D
Albro R. C, 802 N. Union, N. O.
F E A T H E R RENOVATING W O R K S ,
Ball's W. W. Sons, 168 N. Union.
257 N. Union. (See front cover.)
Bell Bros., 157-159 N. Union.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC.
Clark F. W . Mrs. (ladies), 409 W . State. Adams George B. & Co., 149-151 N. Union.
Fish S. E., 239 N. Union.
Ford G. C , 176 N. Union.
Conkling Robert A. Co. (The), 135-137 N.
FOSS W . J., 318 Wayne. (See outside Union.
back cover.)
C A R R I A G E S A N D SLEIGHS.
Higgins F. W . & Co., 927 Buffalo.
Olean Carriage Works, 522-624 N. Union.
Higgins O. T. & Son. 1101 N. Union, N. O. Utter & Utter, 408 N. Union.
Jenni Michael, 411 N. Union.
CHEMICAL WORKS.
Johnson J. M., 147 N. Union.
Olean Chemical Co., N. Washington, N. O.
L A Y A. L., 206 W . State. (See side lines.)
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
Sheehan D. W., 501-505 N. Union.
Cohn M. L., 326 W . State.
S W A N S O N NILS, 702 W . State. (See opp.
Cohen Meloy, 210 W . State.
inside front cover.)
Kelsey James, 144 N. Union.
T Y L E R F. E. & CO., 158 N. Union. (See
Lang J. I., Ill N. Union.
top lines.)
Larkin M. J., 143% N. Union.
Weber H. H., 135 N. Union.
CIGARS A N D TOBACCOS.
Zimmerman Bros., 802 W . State.
Baish C. E., 217 N. Union.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS AND
Bear Rebecca Mrs., 318 W . State.
REPAIRERS.
Braico Michael, 431 N. Union.
Brown C. J., 306 W . State.
Burke M. J., 529 N. Union.
C O O K A. G., 512 W . State. (See bottom C H A P M A N J. M., 126 N. Union. (See p.
lines.)
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Capozzi James, 106 Hamilton.
Dorsey Edward, 248 N. Union.
Eastabrook E. D., 540 N. Union.
D U N L A V E Y BROS., 311 N. Union. (See
Kiesel Michael, 1001 N. Union, N. O.
p. 55 and bottom lines.)
Kozicki Peter, 1017 N. Union, N. O.
Exchange News Co., 167 N. Union.
L A Y A. L., 206 W . State. (See side lines.) Kelsey James, 144 N. Union.
Lay Leonard, 1117 Buffalo.
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Borneman William, 443 N. Union.
Pelton J. G., 219% N. Union.
CLERGYMEN.
Ashton J. W., 112 S. Clinton.
Burkhardt Jacob, 142 N. Thirteenth.
Chodacki Louis, 733 N. Union, N. O.
Dolan II. H., 118 W . Henley.
Fowler F. K., 115 S. Clinton.
Hamel J. J., 118 W . Henley.
Harvey G. R., 73 Garden av., E. O.
Lane A. G., 409 S. Fourth.
Mather V. P., 317 N. Clinton.
Mooney J. F., 773 N. Union, N. O.
Reed N. L., 206 Laurens.
Sooy J. L., 203 N. Fourth.
Weidman F. C , 415 Laurens.
Wells J. R., 106 N. Ninth.
Woods H. C , 126 N. Barry.
C L O A K S A N D SUITS.
Marcus H. W., 131 N. Union.
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS & MEN'S
FURNISHINGS.
Alden Clothing Store, 266 N. Union.
Ball's W . W . Sons, 168 N. Union.
Coast, Davis & Nenno, 154 N. Union.
Deiches Saul, 170 N. Union.
Ford G. C, 176 N. Union.
Godfrey W . D., 164 N. Union.
Horner W m . & Co., 136-138 N. Union.
Jenni Michael, 411 N. Union.
McLowry & Monahan, 219 N. Union.
Racket Store, 225 N. Union.
Ruttenberg S., 162 N. Union.
Union Clothing Co., 213 N. Union.
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Green A. H., 108 E. Green.
Griffin Philip, 463% N. Union.
Judge Albert, 313 W . Sullivan.
Lamper A. M., 1117 W . Sullivan.
Maurer J. M., 124 Fulton.
Miller D. H., 224 N. Sixth.
Phinney Beriah, 1102 W . Sullivan.
Reynolds Ellsworth, 626 E. State, E. O.
Reynolds L. P., 30 Second, av., Bv.
Rice J. H., 122 E. Henley.
Ritzaur J. C, W . State, W . O.
Rollinson L. H „ 214 N. Seventh.
Sheldon J. A., 138 S. First.
Sturm Edward, 605 W . State.
T A Y L O R B. U. 254 N. Union. (See top
and bottom lines.)
Toohey P. J., 469 N. Union.
Weatherell James, 134 S. Barry.
Woodruff A. C , 148 N. Seventh.
CONTRACTOR—PAVING.
Van Campen J. K., 145 S. Clinton.
CORNICE M A N U F A C T U R E R .
Pierce O. W., 108-110 S. Third.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Adams Geo. B. & Co., 149-151 N. Union.
Beli Bros., 157-159 N. Union.
Wilkinson W . S., 129 N. Union.
DENTISTS.
Barrows D. E., 168% N. Union.
Card J. M., 234 N. Union.
Lewis S. E., 186 N. Union.
McNeille P. R., 133% N. Union.
Noyes W . P., 156 N. Union.
Raub L. M. & Son, 311-312 Masonic Temple.
Sweeney John, 313 Masonic Temple.
COAL AND WOOD.
Whipple O. & Son, 3-4 Riley & Wands blk.
DEPOTS.
S M I T H C H A R L E S , 474 N. Union. (See p.
Erie, Pine cor. N. Union, N. O.
124.)
T A Y L O R B. U., 254 N. Union. (See top Pennsylvania, N. Union cor. Railroad av.
and bottom, lines.)
DRAYMEN.
Beabout George, 1006 W . Henley.
COLLECTOR.
Benjamin A. O., 45 Queen, E. O.
Carter C. W., 315 Masonic Temple.
Coleman J. C , 1415 W . State.
CONFECTIONERS.
Gilligan & Bisett, 123 N. First.
Bear Rebecca Mrs., 318 W . State.
Hall J. C , 29 Garden av., E. O.
Braico Michael, 431 N. Union.
Moore Foster, 43 Railroad av., E. O.
Brendell J. A., 125 N. Union.
Reese A. J., 232 S. Barry.
Greek-American Fruit Co., 201 N. Union. Smith B. W., 217 Adams.
Grossman Sisters, 302 W . State.
Sprague Albert, 1306 W . Sullivan.
Italo-American Fruit Co., 231 N. Union. DRESSMAKERS.
Morian F. E., W . State cor. N. Union.
Ackerman C. N. Mrs., 128 N. Fourth.
Rose Samuel, 409 N. Union.
Ball Elizabeth M., 207 W . Henley.
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Karagan Anna, 156 N. Union.
Keating Mary, 1010 Washington.
Kelley Elizabeth G., 401 N. Eighth.
Kiely Mary E., 505 N. Union.
Macomber A. E. Mrs., 130 S. First.
Mosher Alice D., 129 S. Second.
Newman Anna Mrs., 512 Brickell av.
O'Dell Jennie H., 108 E. Sullivan.
O'Hara Florence H., 109 N. Twelfth.
Olbey Mary A. Mrs., 122 Fulton.
Paddock Lizzie Mrs., 302 S. Eighth.
Passmore Mary, 131 S. Second.
Priest Julia, 156 N. Union.
Prosser Florence A. Mrs., 126 N. First.
Rich Ada R., 264% N. Union.
Rose Esther A. Mrs., 109 S. Fourth.
Sheehan Anna A., 104 Laurens.
Smith Sisters, 135 N. Barry.
Switz E. B. Mrs., 105 N. Clinton.
Thomas Carrie Mrs., 211 Adams.
Toohey Nora E., 469 N. Union.
Valentine L. V. Mrs,, 124 W . Green.
Venus Jennie A. Mrs., 281% N. Union.
Vossler Anna A., 113 N. Fifth.
Wadhams Lena M., 130 S. Clinton.
Walters Elizabeth N., 112 S. Second,
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Wilson Kate M., 241 N. Union.
Wood Nettie Mrs., 113 Fulton.
Wright S. E. Mrs. 130 N. Third.
Yahn Paulina Mrs., 110 N. Ninth.
Zimmerman Lillie J., 32 Third av., Bv.
DRUGGISTS.
Black J. B., 141 N. Union.
Brothers F. R. & Co., 119 N. Union.
Goodwin W . A., 233 N. Union.
Hatch & Rumsey, 609 E. State, E. O.
Kolumbian Pharmacy, 133 N. Union.
Murphy J. V., 1103 N. Union, N. O.
Olean House Pharmacy, 134 N. Union.
Palmer A. M. & Co., 161 N. Union and 722
W . State.
White H. G., 313 N. Union.
DRY GOODS.
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Albro R. C, S02-804 N. Union, N. O.
Cohen Cappel, 121 N. Union.
Douglas, Graham Co. (The), 123 N. Union.
FOSS W . J., 318 Wayne. (See outside back
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American, 148 N. Union.
Wells, Fargo & Co., 172 N. Union.
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Smith A. E., 105 S. Barry.
FEATHER RENOVATOR.
OLEAN CARPET CLEANING AND
FEATHER RENOVATING WORKS,
257 N. Union. (See outside front cover.)
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Olean Fish and Oyster Co., 608 W . State.
FLORISTS.
Herron D. R., W . State, W . O.
Johnson F. H., 313 Whitney av.
ROSS W . C, 124 N. Union. (See outside
front cover.)
Shannon Ella Mrs., 43 Queen, E. O.
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.
Higgins F. W . & Co., 925-927 Buffalo.
FLOUR AND FEED MILLS.
A C M E MILLS, 312-318 N. Barry. (See p.
27.)
Empire Mills, Pine, N. O.
O L E A N MILLS, 502 W . State. (See inside
front cover.)
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
Carley Heater Co., 502-504 N. Union.
L U T H E R MFG. CO., 133-149 Railroad av.
(See inside back cover.)
Myrick Machine Co., 126-134 E. Sullivan.
FREE AMBULANCE.
Olean Funeral Directing Co., 217 N. Union.
FRUIT DEALERS.
Greek-American Fruit Co., 201 N. Union.
Italo-American Fruit Co., 231 N. Union.
Rose Samuel, 409 N. Union.
F U N E R A L D I R E C T O R S A N D EMBALMERS.
OLEAN FUNERAL DIRECTING CO., 217
N. Union.
Woodard C. P., 230 N. Union.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Conkllng Robert A. Co. (The), 135-137 N.
Union.
Holleran J. D., 465 N. Union.
FURNITURE—SECOND HAND.
Cohen Betsy Mrs., 429 N. Union.
GAS COMPANIES.
Keystone, 182 N. Union.
Producers, 205 Masonic Temple.
GAS FIXTURES A N D STOVES.
Barse C. V. B. & Co., 153-155 N. Union.
Keystone
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GENERAL STORES.
(See also Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods
and Grocers.)
Curtis G. W., 27 Homer, N. O.
Fehan David & Co., 1112 N. Union, N. O.
Higgins F. W . & Co., 925-927 Buffalo.
Higgins O. T. & Son, 1101 N. Union.
Merritt F. W . & Son, 637 E. State, E. O.
Spindler Bros., 620 W . State.
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HAIR GOODS MANUFACTURER.
Maurer Phoebe, 123% N. Union.
H A R D W A R E , CUTLERY, ETC.
Frawley J. B., 205 N. Union.
G I L L I N G H A M & SON, 302 N. Union. (See
top lines.
Miller Hardware Co., 139 N. Union.
GLASS BOTTLE MANUFACTURERS. HARNESSMAKERS AND DEALERS.
Rank G. R., 204 W . State.
Olean Glass Co., 1409 Buffalo.
Smith D. L., 219% N. Union.
GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
S M I T H H. A., 414 N. Union. (See front
Acme Glass Co., Johnson, N. O.
cover.)
GROCERS—RETAIL.
Wiedman John, 317 W . State.
(See also General Stores.)
HIDES, F U R S A N D W O O L .
Albro R. C , 802-804 N. Union, N. O.
Reich Simon, 309 W . State.
Anderson A. W., 1102 W . State.
HORSESHOERS.
Bailey M. H., 262 N. Union.
(See Blacksmiths and Horseshoers.)
Cradduck C. C , 258 N. Union.
HOTELS.
De Kay William, 85 Bishop, E. O.
American House, 1125-1127 N. Union, N. O.
Dotterweich M. S. Mrs., 220 W . State.
Arizona House, W . State, W . O.
Edel August, 323 W . State.
Bateman House, 527 N. Union.
Finnessy Bros., 117 N. Union.
FOSS W . J., 318 Wayne. (See outside back Buffalo House, 111 Railroad av.
Butler A. W., 437 N. Union.
cover.)
City Exchange, 1126 N. Union, N. O.
Foss Walter & Co., 16 Main, Bv.
Corry House, 614 Wayne, ,R. A. Milliken,
Geuder J. H., 422 W . State.
prop.
Gibbons Eva M., 432 N. Seventh.
East Side, 603 E. State E. O.
Hannifan W . P., 1302 W . State.
Empire House, 1024 N. Union, N. O.
Hatch & Rumsey, 609 E. State, E. O.
Higgins F. W . & Co., 120 N. Union and 701 Englebach Adolph, 720 Wayne.
Frank's, 108-110 W . State.
E. State, E. O.
Genesee House, 127-129 Railroad av.
Hull E. S., 236 N. Eighth.
Globe, 712 Wayne.
Hutchings William, 123 Railroad av.
Grand Central, 314-318 N. Union; Robert
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Marcinkiewciz Nikoden, 1113 N. Union, Hagan House, 612 N. Union.
Homestead House, 323 N. Union.
N. O.
Hotel Capitol, 112 W . State.
McDowell C. B., 3 Union, S. O.
Hotel Imperial, 104 S. Union, E. H. VaughMeloy J. W., 113 N. Union.
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Phillips & Keenan, 535 N. Union.
Hotel Snyder, 402-404 N. Union, E. W . Very,
Pierce C. D., 201 N. Eleventh.
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Olean House, 126-140 N. Union, H. S. SartPratt J. W., 203 N. Union.
well, prop.
Reeve Mary H., 463 N. Union.
R I L E Y & W A N D S , 301-305 N. Union. (SeeProspect House, 1621 W . State, W . O.
Railroad House, 405 N. Union.
top lines.)
World, 721 W . State.
Schmitt Peter, 511 W . State.
Shaffer C. A. & Son, 402 W . State.
HUB MANUFACTURER.
Whitney R. M., ft. Fifth.
Starbltz Frank, 818 N. Union, N. O.
ICE D E A L E R S .
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MACHINISTS.
Prudential Ins. Co. (The), 303 N. Uuion.
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INSTALLMENT GOODS.
MAGNETIC HEALER.
Arnson Moses, 316% W . State; A. L. Mas- Curtis Monroe, 123% N. Union.
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MANICURES.
Willis Hezeriah, 407 N. Union.
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Cobb William, 156 N. Union.
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKSCook G. W., 906 N. Union, N. O.
FOLEY BROS., 201-203 W. State. (See inDwinells C. S., 156 N. Union.
side back cover.)
Hubbard W . S., 4 City Hall bldg.
MASSAGE.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER.
Berry A. T., 121 N. Third,
H E W I T T M A R I O N , 145% N. Union. (See
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Ahrens Adolph, 475 N. Union.
LADIES' TAILORS.
Gault Bros., 260 N. Union.
Fiester C. A. Mrs., 215 N. Union.
Jaekle Jacob, 1020 N. Union, N. O.
Pettit E. C. Mrs., 147 N. Union.
Kichle G. B., 325 W . State.
LAUNDRIES.
Marcinkiewciz Nikoden, 1115 N. Union,
American Falace, 112 W . Sullivan.
N. O.
City Steam,-264 N. Union.
Mayer Bros., 152 N. Union.
Olean Steam, 312 E. State.
McCall & Besecker, 721 E. State, E. O.
Sing Sam, 253 N. Union.
Mcintosh & Kelly, 1129 W . State.
W a h Quong, 244 N. Union.
LAWYERS.
Spiesman Matthias, 801 W . State.
Andrews C. S., 201 Masonic Temple.
Vollmer Fred Mrs., 316 W . State.
Beare C. D., 204 Masonic Temple.
MEATS—WHOLESALE.
Carter C. W . (collection agent), 315 Ma-Armour & Co., 424-426 N. Union.
sonic Temple.
M E R C H A N T TAILORS.
Cary, Rumsey & Hastings, 22-23 Exchange Basler Frank, 606 W . State.
Bank bldg.
Brenner George, 501 W. State.
Cobb William, 156 N. Union.
Gena & Rice, 234 N. Union.
Collins P. S., 156 N. Union.
Godfrey W . D., 164 N. Union.
Donnelly Henry, 121% N. Union.
Hartman C. H., 219% N. Union.
Dwinells C. S., 156 N. Union.
Kurtzhaltz Edmond, 243 N. Union
Eaton F. D., 31 Exchange Bank bldg.
M A Y E R & M A Y E R , 122 N. Union.
Hubbard W . S., 4 City Hall bldg.
Michael Samuel, 212 W . State.
Jewell J. R. & D. L., 32 Exch. Bank bldg. N e w Era Merchant Tailoring Co.. 719 W
Jewell M. B., 153 N. Union.
State.
Parker W . D., 156 N. Union.
Scott Samuel, 221 N. Union.
Pierce & Cobb, 308 Masonic Temple
Zeile F. L., 147 N. Ninth.
Smith W . V. & J. E., 133% N. Union.
MILK DEPOTS.
Storrs Thomas, 241 N. Union.
Bennett W . N., 932 Buffalo.
Waring J. H., 107 N. Union.
Larkhan & Page, 312 W . State.
LEATHER MANUFACTURERS.
MILLINERY.
Pierce James Leather Co. (The), 1601-1611 Backus Carrie Mrs., 319 W . State.
W. Henley.
LIVERY A N D S A L E STABLES.
Douglas, Graham Co. (The), 123 N. Union.
Hovey G. L., 160 N. Union.
Marcus H. W., 131 N. Union.
Muckey Orgen, 238 N. Union.
Marth Elizabeth Mrs., 221 N. Union
Olean Livery Co., 140 N. Union.
Morris C. W., 235 N. Union.
Pelton F. D., 605 E. State, E. O.
Pettit E. C. Mrs., 147 N. Union.
Thornbury M. A., 1301 W . State.
LUMBER DEALERS—RETAIL.
Tallman Belle Mrs., 207 N. Union.
Whitton
LUMBER
Moore
Droney
Morris
SMITH
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C.
J.
CHARLES,
Thomas,
R.,
W.,
DEALERS—WHOLESALE.
R.,217
33
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Exchange
Wayne.
30Exch.
Exchange
474 N.Bank
Union.
Bank
Bank
bldg.
bldg.
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193
Bussell G. S., 219 N. Fourth.
Chase E. C. Mrs., 123 S. Eleventh.
Campbell L. C, 1107 W . State.
Fairchild Bertha E., 138 N. Tenth.
Coast John & Son, 133% N. Union.
Gallagher Cecelia, 463% N. Union.
Curtis E. F., 710 W . Sullivan.
Griffith Margaret, 127 N. Barry.
Harrington Kathryn, 32 N. Washington, Devlin T. J., 226 N. First.
Duke John, US N. Clinton.
N. O.
Ernst H. M., 37 Exch. Bank bldg.
Kenniston Laura A., 325 N. Fourth.
Franchot Bros., 26 Exch. Bank bldg.
Mather Frances, 317 N. Clinton.'
Franchot R. H., 26 Exch. Bank bldg.
McNall Ella, 28 Pierce av., W . O.
Gallagher Wm., Ill Wayne.
Smith Julia V., 650 E. State, E. O.
Hogan David, 224 N. Fourth.
Starks M. Maud, 204 East av.
Hughes J. H., 112 W . Green.
Weld Mayme M., 264% N. Union.
Johnson E. M., 118 W . Sullivan.
W I G H T A. J., Olean School of Music.
Dove T. B.. 311 E. State.
Wight Ida M., 211 N. First.
McCormick M. T., 45 Union, S. O.
NEWS DEALERS.
Moore G. N., 504 W . Sullivan.
Exchange News Co., 167 N. Union.
OAKLEAF F. H., 127 N. Union. (See p. Pierce J. S., 1006 W . State.
Shafer Michael, 330 Laurel av.
104.)
S H E R I D A N G. A., 145 N. Barry. (See opp.
NEWSPAPERS.
HUSTLER (MONTHLY), 210 Masonic inside front cover.)
Strong G. H., 38 Exch. Bank bldg.
Temple.
Olean Democrat (Weekly), 215 N. Union. Welsh P. C, r. 445 N. Union.
Wilson L. C, 120 S. Union.
Olean Herald (Daily), 215 N. Union.
Woodard G. B., 1616 W . State, W . O.
Olean Ledger (Weekly), 241 N. Union.
OPERA HOUSES.
O L E A N TIMES (Daily and Weekly), 107
Academy of Music, 515 N Union.
North. (See p. 145.)
Olean Opera House, 115 W . State.
N O T A R Y PUBLIC.
OPTICIANS.
Dwinells C. S., 156 N. Union.
Daniels G. R., 166 N. Union.
NOTIONS.
Robie C. H., 143 N. Union.
Cohen Cappel, 121 N. Union.
FOSS W . J., 318 Wayne. (See outside back PAINTERS A N D P A P E R H A N G E R S .
Ball G. J., 208 Irving.
cover.)
Bundy & Rockwood, 114 E. Sullivan.
Hederi J. N., 445 N. Union.
Ganoung H. P. & Son, r. 250 N. Union.
Tannous Kinaan, 453 N. Union.
Hamilton B. E., Ill E. Green.
NURSES.
Hodges D. E., 125 N. Eighth.
Carrier L. Grace, 112 N. Barry.
Jones C. S., 221 Adams.
Cartwright Lovelia, 121 N. Second.
Harrison Fannie Mrs., 24 Third av., Bv. Kelly E. W., 129 W . State.
McClure O. S., 162% N. Union.
Jackson Bertha M., 525 N. Sixth.
Perry, J. D., 320 Jay.
Keir James, 1005 Buffalo.
Phillips M. B., 143 N. Ninth.
Rice Cynthia D., 126 S. Eleventh.
Spiller E. A., 121 N. Eighth.
Simmons Sophia H., 214 N. Second.
Wilkins Fred, 302 S. Union.
Smith Winifred Mrs., 117 S. Tenth.
P A I N T E R S — C A R R I A G E A N D SIGN.
Wiley John Mrs., 409% Laurens.
Ganoung H. P. & Son, r. 250 N. Union
OCULIST.
Muller H. C, 477 N. Union.
Smith A. E., 105 S. Barry.
PAINTS, OILS A N D V A R N I S H E S .
OIL C O M P A N I E S .
National Transit Co., 24 Exch. Bank bldg. GILLINGHAM & SON, 302 N. Union. (See
top lines.)
South Penn Oil Co., 206 Masonic Temple.
Moore E. R., 217 Wayne.
Standard (Acme Works), Pine, N. O.
PAWNBROKER.
Vacuum, Buffalo cor. Seymour, N. O.
Harris J. M., 252 N. Union.
OIL C O N T R A C T O R S .
Curtis W . H., 218 N. Third.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Dugan Dennis D., 316 Laurel av.
Hearn J. P., 1121 W . State.
OIL
Beattie
Bulger
Bradley
Brown
Allen
Ballard
Nelson
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.
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State.
Ninth.
Third.
Sullivan.
N.
Clinton.
Barry. (See end Clark
Whipple
Brothers
Allen
Cheney
Winsor
Bartlett
Boothe
Scott
PHYSICIANS
D.
J.
J.
PHOTOGRAPHIC
WJ.
Nelson,
C.
H.
C,
R.,
F.
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129
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150
&236
Laurens.
224
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Hamilton.
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119
First.
Union.
SN.
GOODS.
U RUnion.
GEONS.
194
Dallanbaugh W. C, 136 N. First.
Eddy & Knowies, 5-6 City Hall.
Follett M. C, 102 E. Henley.
Harries W . A., 204 W . Sullivan.
Hewitt W . I., 204 W . Sullivan.
Hibbard De V. M., 128 S. Union.
Jepson Mary B., 103 S. Barry.
Loughlen J. J., 168% N. Union.
Loughlen T. B., 168% N. Union.
McDuffie W . E., 301 E. State.
Morris J. E. K., 249 N. Union.
Mountain W . H., Ill N. Union.
Smith A E., 105 S. Barry.
Smith Cassar, 903 W . State.
Smith H. M., 112 Laurens.
Watts F. E., 131 S. First
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Costello J. H., 124 N. Union.
Willard Charles, 229 N. Union.
PIANO TUNERS.
Chase A. L., 123 S. Eleventh.
Maxon C. M., 178% N. Union.
(See front edges of leaves.)
Passmore S. E., 309 Masonic Temple.
Strong G. H., 38 Exch. Bank bldg.
REPAIR SHOP.
Smith George & Co., 256 N. Union.
RESTAURANTS.
CITY CAFE, 146 N. Union. (See end colored, page.)
New Arlington Cafe, 309 N. Union.
Osbon G. W., 129 W . State.
Pan-American, 244 N. Union.
Peterson Bros., 209 N. Union.
Shoemaker W . M., 308 N. Union.
ROLLING BLINDS & SHUTTERS
MFR.
Wilson J. G., Johnson, N. O.
RUBBER STAMPS.
Varney E. J., 230 N. Union.
SALOONS.
(See also Hotels, also Wines and
Liquors, Wholesale and Retail.)
Armstrong S. G., 1319 Buffalo.
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
Conkling R. A. Co. (The), 135-137 N. Bielinsky
Union. Joseph, 1002 N. Union, N. O.
Binnev S. W., 105 N. Union.
B I N N E Y W . L., 130 W . State. (See p. 34.)
PIPE LINE COMPANY.
Brown W . H., 124 W . State.
Tide Water Pipe Co., 24 Exch. Bank bldg.
Chesney Ambrose, 308 W . State.
PLANING MILLS.
John, 101 N. Union.
Gillingham & Son, N. Second, cor. R.Cramsie
R.
City Cafe, 146 N. Union.
Collopy Bros., 317 N. Union.
Troy Edward, 210-220 S. Barry.
Donovan Wm., 1024 N. Union, N. O.
Union Planing Mill, Johnson, N. O.
E D E L C H A R L E S , 1123-1125 W . State. (See
Wilson J. G.,. Johnson. N. O.
p. 56.)
PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS
Fitzgerald Michael, 447 N. Union.
FITTERS.
Fitzpatrick Bros., 116 W . State.
Havens J. H., 113 W. State,
Fitzsimmons J. C, 1021 N. Union, N. O.
Kallenback E. L., 701 W . State.
Halter William, 504 W . State.
Miller Hardware Co., 139 N. Union.
R O D G E R S D. G. & CO., Ill W . State. (SeeHarvey & English, 103 N. Union.
Lee Wm., 72 Oak, N. O.
side lines.)
Moran Thomas, 321 N. Union.
Simpson W . H., 184 N. Union.
Myers Martin, 1121 N. Union, N. O.
Odell D. W., 315 N. Union.
PRINTERS—BOOK AND JOB.
O'Rourke Edward, 521 N. Union.
Olean Job Printing Office, 314 Masonic
Peterson Bros., 209 N. Union.
Temple.
R A F F E R T Y C. PI., 156 N. Union. (See p. Powers Bros., 501 N. Thirteenth.
Ross M. A. Mrs., 319 N. Union.
112.)
Savage P. J., 202 W . State.
Sibley & Ostrom, 215 N. Union.
S T R A I G H T C. D. (Olean Times), 107 Smith J. A., 118 W . State.
Waldeck William, 1312 W . State.
North. (See p. 145.)
SAW
MILL MACHINERY SPEWadhams & Smith, 241 N. Union.
CIALTIES.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Abbott D. S. Co. (The), 509 N. First.
Miller L. Y., 121-123 W. State.
SCREW STUMP PULLERS.
Thacher & Blood, 324 W . State.
Chamberlin Mfg. Co., 210-220 S. Barry.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND
SEWING Mfg.
MACHINES.
Abrams & Sons,
ALDERMAN
&DEALERS.
STILLMAN,
City bldg.
109 North. Singer
Co., 244% N. Union.
195
SHOE STOCK MANUFACTURERS. Western Union Teleg. Co., Exch. Bank
Tanners' Shoe Stock Co., 1602-1610 W. bldg.
HenTICKET BROKERS.
ley.
Chamberlin W. A., 242 N. Union.
STAVE AND HEADING MILL.
Weidmann Stave & Heading Mills, 19-25
TIN AND COPPERSMITHS.
Griffin, E. O.
STENOGRAPHERS.
Frawley J. B., 205 N. Union.
Horton Martha (Court), 107 N. Union.
Ramsey Emma M., 214 Masonic Temple. Miller Hardware Co., 139 N. Union.
Webber William, 108 S. Third.
STOCK BROKER.
Clark L. J., 306 Masonic Temple. _, Wilkinson W . S.. 129 N. Union.
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.
STORAGE.
Empire Line, Railroad av.
GILLIGAN & BISETT, 123 N. First.
Erie(See
Dispatch, N. Union cor. Pine, N. O.
side lines.)
GILLIGAN & BISETT, 123 N. First. (See
TANNERIES.
side lines.)
American Hide & Leather Co., Moores
rd.,
UNDERTAKERS.
W. O.
(See Funeral Directors & Embalmers.)
Kinley Adam, & Sons, N. Washington, UPHOLSTERERS.
Conkling R. A. Co., 137 N. Union.
N. O.
Marth Martin, 1316 W . State.
Olean Tannery, 1115 E. State, E. O.
Pierce James Leather Co., 1601-1611 W . Reiger Fidel, 501 W . State.
Starks F. C, 109 N. First
Henley.
VARIETY STORES.
Quirin W . C. A., 926 E. State, E. O.
Root & Keating Tannery, 743 N. Union, Gibbs Arthur, 211 N. Union.
N. O.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
TANNERY MACHINERY.
Carley Heater Co., 502-504 N. Union.Ackerman E. H., 148 N. Union.
WAGON MANUFACTURERS.
TEAMSTERS.
New Conklin Wagon Co., 420-424 E. State.
Besecker Zeno, 31 Walnut, N. O.
Doyle C. L., 120 N. Second.
WALL PAPER & WINDOW SHADESEvans Mowbry, 9 Brook, E. O.
Gilligan & Bisett, 123 N. First.
Gould Nathan, 73 River, S. O.
Conkling Robert A. Co. (The), 135-137 N.
Kamery Henry, 45 River, S. O.
Union.
Lawrence A. J., 77 Garden av., E. O.
Moore Foster, 43 Railroad av., E. O.
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS.
Nutting Alonzo, 26 Third av., Bv.
Daniels G. R., 166 N. Union.
Putney J. C, 49 Garden av., E. O.
Glasser Ludwig, 320 W . State.
Ronolder H. J., W . State, W . O.
Ross George A., 33 Railroad av., E. O. Hein Frederick, 503 W . State.
Russell F. E., 57 Union, S. O.
Rivenburgh P. H., 702% W . State.
Scheiterle Conrad, 1502 W . State.
Robie C. H.. 143 N. Union.
Smith Herman, 102 E. Green.
Schuetz L., 109 N". Union.
Smith W . M., 215 N. Union.
Smith E. S., 115 N. Union.
Taylor W . M., 43 Union, S. O.
WINES & LIQUORS— (Whol. & Ret.)
Van Ness J. R., 32 N. River, N. O.
(See also Hotels and Saloons.)
Webster H. N., 125 S. Fourth.
Dorsey Edward* 248 N. Union.
Whitford Erastus, 1 Union, S. O.
D U N L A V E Y BROS., 311 N. Union. (See
TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES.
p. 55 and bottom lines.)
Grand Union Tea Co., 145 N. Union.
Duringer & Driscoll, 268 N. Union.
TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE COS.
E D E L C H A R L E S , 1123-1125 W . State. (See
N. Y. & Penn. Tel & Teleg. Co., 133% p.
N. 56.)
Union.
Shoemaker,
304 N. Union.
Postal
Union
sonic
Telephone
Telegraph-Cable
Temple. & Teleg.
Co.,
Co.,
128 209-210
N. Union.
Ma- Ryan
Snyder& Matt,
142 N. Union.
196
ALLEGANY DIRECTORY.
A l l e g a n y
D i r e c t o r y .
Alger Webster J. (Elizabeth), sta. engineer, h. River.
A L L E G A N Y CITIZEN, 50 Main; Joseph Mutschlechner, editor and prop.
Allegany Laundry, 113 Main; George C. Derby, prop.
Allen Edward C, clerk, 54 Main; res. First.
Allen Elmer D. (Sophia A.), h. First.
Appleton Charles W . (M. Anna), laborer, h. Day.
Appleton Rodney, laborer, res. Day.
Badger Dwight, laborer, res. Five Mile.
Badger Sophia, wid William L., h. Johnson.
Balona Barbara Mrs., res. Central House.
Barnes Fidelia, wid. John, h. 11 First.
Barney Anna E. Mrs., h. Five Mile.
Barney Eugene, barber, 50 Main; res. Five Mile.
Bascom George H., farmer, h. Day.
Bascom John R., carpenter, res. Day.
Bascom Lotta E., teacher, res. Day.
Bauer Barbara, wid. John, res. 121 Main.
Bcellagle Dominick (Josephine), laborer, K. Main.
Bcellagle Tony (Mary), laborer, h. Main.
Bear Andrew (Mary), h. 154 Main.
Beshgetour S. Horace Rev. (Anna N ) , Presbyterian, h. Johnson.
Bickmire Louisa Mrs., h. First.
Bickmyer Henry (Maggie), farmer, h. Cemetery.
Binkey Martin, res. Cemetery.
Bishop Henry R., laborer, res. Nine Mile.
Bishop Romain (Mina M.), laborer, h. Nine Mile.
Blair Francis B. (Lydia C ) , physician, Johnson; h. do.
Blair Joseph C. (Mary J.), (Blair & Learn), h. Johnson.
Blair & Learn (Joseph C. Blair and Ernest H. Learn), furniture, 63 Main.
Blessing Charles A. (Annie S.), horseshoer, 24 Main; h. Day.
Blessing William M. (Jennie), blacksmith, 24 Main; h. 20 do.
Boatz August F., res. 121 Main.
Boatz John A. (Katherine), carpenter, h. 21 Main.
Boatz William, painter, res, 121 Main.
Bockmier Conrad (Margaret), canvasser, h. Nine Mile.
Bockmier Edward J., driver, River; res. do.
Bockmier George A., clerk, res. River.
Bockmier John B. (Anna S.), painter, h. 98 Main.
Bockmier Katherine L., clerk, 56 Main; res. River.
Bockmier Joseph G. (Sophia), lumberman, h. River.
Bockmier Sallle, wid. Henry, h. First.
Bockhoven DeWitt C. (Chloe A.), paperhanger, h. Harmon av.
Bockhoven Maria, wid. William, res. Harmon av.
Booth Edward (Mary), farmer, h. First.
Boser Henry W . (Lena), carpenter, h. John.
Bradley Charles, farmer, bds. John.
Bradley Irving M. (Lillian C ) , farmer, h. John.
BradleyFrank
Brenner
Briggs
William
Kittie,
S. cook,
(Eva
E. (Clara
E.),
40 Main.
cooper,
L.), farmer,
h. First.
h. John.
A L L E G A N Y DIRECTORY.
197
Briody Matthew, farmer, h. Cranberry rd.
Briody Thomas (Rose), farmer, h. Cranberry rd.
Brooks Sidney R. (Luceba H.), baker and lock expert, 56 Main; h. do.
Broveak Paul, bartender, 38 Main.
Brown Scott S. (Carrie), driller, h. Johnson.
Brownson Galen E. (Maggie A.), insurance agent, h. Harmon av.
Brushingham Timothy J., bottling works, h. River.
Bulkley George (Ellen), pumper, h. River.
Bulkley Oliie,teacher,res. River.
Bullock Asa W . (Augusta C ) , h. 67 Main.
Burr Jennie L., teacher, res. First.
Burr Levi L., h. First.
Burst H e m a n (Melissa M.), laborer, h. John.
Burst William (Mattie), laborer, h. First.
Burt Mary, wid. John, h. Harriet.
Caldwell Weld (Mary N.), laborer, h. Johnson.
Calkins John C. (Mary E.), h. First.
Carlson John (Lottie), laborer, h. First.
Cassidy Thomas (Mary), h. 166 Main.
Caufield Andrew (Mary A.), contractor and driller, h. Nine Mile.
Caufield Ellen G., teacher, res. Nine Mile.
Caufield Julia K.,teacher,res. Nine Mile.
Caufield Margaret E., teacher, res. Nine Mile.
Central House, First; Andrew H a m m . prop.
Chamberlin E m m a , wid. Lorin I., h. Day.
Chamberlin Frank (Kate VS.), laborer, h. Cemetery.
Chamberlin Mabel, teacher, res. Harriet.
Chamberlin Ralph R., lumberman, res. Day.
Chamberlin Willard, laborer, res. Cemetery.
Chamberlin William (Rose), laborer, h. Harriet.
Chapin Hattie E., carpet weaver, res. Johnson.
Chapin Nancy E., wid. Anson, h. Johnson.
Chase Ursula U., wid. Samuel, res. 160 Main.
Clare Michael P. (Flora E.), furniture and undertaking, 99 Main; h. 9. Harm o n av.
Clare Walter (Mary), farmer, h. Harmon av.
Clark Harriet L., wid. Calvin G., h. 69 Main.
Clark Walter, bds. Central House.
Cleaver Joseph (Margaret), carpenter, h. 155 Main.
Coleman Carrie L., dressmaker, res. Cemetery.
Coleman Hannah R., wid. Isaac E., h. Cemetery.
Colligan Michael J. (Catherine), brickmaker, h. River.
Colligan Teresa, teacher, res. River.
MANUFACTURER OF
F milliner,
. J. res.
C OHarmon
L L Iav.
N S ,
Collins Aileen,
Collins Alice L., dressmaker, res. Harmon av.
Collins
h. John.
G r Edward
a n i t (Bridget),
e a n d
Harble
H o n u m e n t s ,
Collins Edward Jr., motorman, res. John.
CO
L L I N S F R A N C AND
I S J. TABLETS.
(Sarah A.), marble works, 115 Main; h. do. (See adv.)
HEADSTONES
Collins John, h. Thomas.
Established J876.
Allegany, N . Y .
198
Collins John S., clerk, res. Harmon av.
Collins Julia, dressmaker, res. John.
Collins Mary, dressmaker, res. Thomas.
Collins Michael S. (Eliza), brickmason, h. Harmon av.
Consedine Michael (Honora), farmer, h. Cranberry rd.
Cook Benjamin L. (Jane), plumber, h. Harmon av.
Cook Charles (Helen), lineman, h. Johnson.
Corthell Annette F., wid. Lewis S., harness, 25 Main; h. Johnson.
Covell James Z. (Mary E.), grocer, First; h. do.
Criqul Mary A., teacher, res. Cemetery.
Crooks George (Myrtle E.), farmer, h. Cemetery.
Culbertson Mae Mrs., res. 168 Main.
Curtis Louisa, wid. William, res. Cemetery.
Delamater Edgar A. (Rose), bookkeeper, h. River.
Derby Alice Mrs., h. First.
Derby Francis O., res. 113 Main.
Derby George C. (Anna), laundry, 113 Main; h. do.
Derby W . Claude, laborer, res. First.
DeVeaux Eugene (Mary), laborer, h. First.
Dewes Frank J„ messenger, 42 Main; bds. do.
Dieterman Henry (Carrie), saloon, 120 Main; h. do.
Dobbin Frank, laborer, bds. 141 Main.
Dobner Matthew (Anna), h. 163 Main.
Donnelly William E., res. First.
Donnelly William J. (Catherine A.), driller, h. First.
Drew George, marblecutter, bds. Park Hotel.
Dye Bros. (Mason M. and William H.), bankers, 57 Main.
Dye Mason M. (Dye Bros.), bds. 40 Main.
Dye William H. (Jennie S.), (Dye Bros.), h. Johnson.
Edwards Alonzo C. (Jane), carpenter, h. River.
Edwards Edgar F. (Blanche M.), carpenter, h. Day.
Edwards Nathan, carpenter, h. Five Mile rd.
Edwards Walter W., laborer, res. Five Mile rd.
Egan Peter (Ethel M.), laborer, h. Five Mile rd.
Ellis Adelaide G., carpet weaver, res. Harmon av.
Ellis B. Ellsworth (D. Belle), insurance agent, h. Harmon av.
Ellis S. Jeannette, wid. William H., h. Harmon av.
Emhiser John (Bertha D.), dry goods, groceries, etc., 44 Main; h. First.
E m m o n s John C. (Ella), trav. salesman, h. 51 Main.
Enright Jane E., wid Michael, h. Harmon av.
Enright Julia E., dressmaker, res. Harmon av.
Enright Mary J., teacher, res. Harmon av.
E X C H A N G E H O T E L , 38-40 Main; James D. Hunt, prop.
Fadel Jacob (Minnie), car repairer, h. Day.
Felt John (Angie C ) , blacksmith, 29 Main; h. do.
Felt Joseph W . (Lena), foreman, h. Harriet.
Felt Nicholas (Margaret), h. 135 Main.
Field Celesta D., wid. J. M., res. Johnson.
Flynn Michael C,flagman,h. 127 Main.
Ford Henry A. (Orpha E.), tanner, h. Cemetery.
Forness Frederick W . (Birdie L.), piano dealer, h. Day.
Forness Tony, lineman, bds. Park Hotel.
Fournes John J., tooldresser, bds. 92 Main.
Frasier Adeline, wid. Spencer, res. Cemetery.
Freeland James A. (Charlotte), h. Johnson.
Fuller Charles (Melvina), laborer, h. First.
Gallets Marcus
Garringer
Tony H.
(Lena),
(Phoebe),
laborer,
driller,
h. Five
h. Five
Mile.Mile rd.
Geary Charles F. (Laura J.), gauger, h. 117 Main.
Geary Robert M. (Katie), gauger, h. Thomas.
Geary Thomas F. (Anna), superintendent, h. Day.
Geise John G. (Sophia), clerk, h. River.
Gerringer Henry E., barber, 84 Main; bds. First.
Gilligan Christopher (Mary), laborer, h. Main.
Goodin Nelson, res. Cemetery.
Gjandusky Anthony (Caroline A.), laborer, h. Thomas.
Grandusky Constantine (Lena), laborer, h. River.
Grandusky Louis (Christina), laborer, h. Harmon av.
Grant James (Anna), laborer, h. r. 154 Main.
Grant Mary, wid. John, h. Harriet.
Green Ben H. (Zelia K.), grocer and spice grinder, 49 Main; h. do.
Green Ernest F., res. 92 Main.
Green Lena C , wid. Alvin, h. 92 Main.
Hadfield Mamie W., res. 103 Main.
Hahn Susan, wid. John, h. Johnson.
Haley Maggie, wid. Boone, h. First.
Hall Boardman O., res. John.
Hall Danford L. (Helen E.), farmer, h. First.
Hall George A. (Mattie C ) , carpenter, h. John.
Hall James W . (Myrtle V.), tooldresser, h. Harmon av.
Hall Nettie M., teacher, res. First.
Hall Norman C. (Lulu M.), carpenter, h. First.
Hall William N., carpenter, res. John.
H a m m Andrew (Christina), prop. Central House, First; h. do.
H a m m Herman, res. Central House.
Hannifan Kate, clerk, 33 Main; res. Olean, N. Y.
Harbell Theresa, wid. Andrew, h. Harmon av.
Harms Henry E. (Pauline), postmaster, h. 61 Main.
Hatch George M. (Sadie), prop. Park Hotel, Main; h. do.
Hatch Phillip (Ann L.), h. Five Mile.
Hicks Jacob S. (Mary E.), physician, 51 Main; h. Day.
Hitchcock Charles E. (Anna), farmer, h. First.
Hills Alphonso (Martha E.), farmer, h. Nine Mile.
Hills Floyd A., laborer, res. Nine Mile.
Hoffman Henry (Eva), car repairer, h. Day.
Hoimerle Mary, wid. Michael, h. Harmon av.
Hollander George (Anna), farmer, h. River.
Hollander Maggie, dressmaker, res. River.
Hollister Isaac T. (Celestia), farmer, h. Five Mile.
Humes Milford (Mabel M.), driller, h. First.
Hungerford Bert, clerk, res. Day.
Hungerford Fannie Mrs., h. Day 7
H U N T J A M E S D. (Julia A.), prop. Exchange Hotel, 38-40 Main; h. do.
Hyde Charles V., shoemaker, 68 Main; h. do.
Johnson Jennie U., dressmaker, res. 160 Main.
Johnson Wiber F. (Jane M.), gauger, h. 160 Main.
Johnston Frederick M. (Louie B.), painter, h. Cemetery.
Jones Mae R., teacher, res. 168 Main.
Kahm John A. (Flora A.), farmer, h. Nine Mile.
Karl John S., street car conductor, h. 166 Main.
Karl Joseph F. (Mary A.), telegrapher, h. River.
Karl Rose M., dressmaker, res. 166 Main.
Karst
Karl Wensel
Charles(Margaret),
George
P.,
(Barbara),
(Maggie),
laborer,
blacksmith,
wagonmaker,
laborer,
res. First.
h. 6Harmon
Main;
6 Main;
h.
av.h.
Cemetery.
4 do.
199
200
KARST PHILIP (Kate E.), carriage mfr., 22 Main; h. First. (See adv.)
Karst William J., res. Cemetery.
Kaufman John W . (Mary), oil producer, h. 144 Main.
Kaufman Maud, music teacher, res. 150 Main.
Kaufman Simon E. (Laura), oil producer, h. 150 Main.
Keefe William, res. River.
Keefe William T., res. River.
Keim William (Millie), seed house, First; h. do.
Kelly Eugene, clerk, res. Main.
Kelly Joseph, telegrapher, res. Main.
Kelly Mary, wid. Michael, h. 125 Main.
Kelly Thomas (Margaret), laborer, h. Main.
Kenyon Bradley W., farmer, h. Cemetery.
Kerwin Joseph, driller, res. Harmon av.
Kerwin Thomas, oil producer, h. Harmon av.
Knerr John S., printer, bds. 92 Main.
Knock Frederick, res. Cemetery.
Krampf Edward A., clerk p. o., res. Day.
Krampf Joseph F., cigar mfr!, 63 Main; res. Day.
Krampf Leo F., clerk, res. Day.
Krampf William F. (Barbara), music teacher, h. Day.
Lahr Gustave E. (Emma E.), clerk. 54 Main; h. First.
Lahr Henrietta, dressmaker, res. First.
Lamb Carrie, bookkeeper, res. Johnson.
Lamb Prudence C , wid. George W., h. Johnson.
Lamont Frank G. (Lizzie), pumper, h. First.
Lang Max, harnessmaker, bds. Johnson.
Larson John (Augusta), shoemaker and grocer, 31 Main; h. do.
Laubenthal John (Lucy), miller, h. River.
Lauser Andrew, res. John.
Learn Caleb B. (Augusta), clerk, h. Johnson.
Learn Ernest W . (Abbie), (Blair & Learn), h. Nine Mile.
L E M O N F R A N K (Mary), meat market, 103 Main; h. do. (See adv.)
Lemon Lewis J., clerk, res. 103 Main.
Leonard James, laborer, h. 149 Main.
Leonard John, laborer, res. 149 Main.
Lewis Ada, music teacher, res. Harmon av.
Lewis Oren J. (Olive), (Crescent Milling Co.), h. Harmon av.
Linderman Alice, teacher, rms. First.
Linderman Lester P. (Clara H.), farmer, h. Nine Mile.
Lippert Andrew (Catherine), farmer, h. Five Mile.
Lippert Rose, dressmaker, bds. Harmon av.
Lynch Celia, teacher, res. Main.
Lynch James (Mary), h. Main.
Lyons Elizabeth, wid. John, res. 149 Main.
Mahaney Mary, wid. Daniel, h. River.
Mahaney Mary, teacher, res. River.
PHILIP KARST.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Wagons, Carriages and Sleighs.
Carriage Painting and Repairing.
All Kinds of Turning.
-ALLEGANY, N. Y.
201
Mahaney Patrick H. (Catherine), driller, h. River.
Mahoney Margaret, wid. Patrick, h. River.
Maloney James, laborer, h. Cranberry rd.
Margrave Sidney H., clerk, bds. 49 Main.
Marteana Caroline, wid. Frank, h. Main.
Marteana John, farmer, res. Main.
Marteana Peter (Catherine), h. Thomas.
Martin Fred E. (Gertrude S.), barber, 84 Main; h. do.
Matteson George B. (Roxy D.) ^farmer, h. River.
Matthews Joseph (Margaret), boilermaker, h. Cranberry rd.
Mtthews Mary C , clerk, res. Cranberry rd.
McAllister Benjamin (Cordelia), canvasser, h. Cemetery.
McAuliffe James (Mary A.), general store, 101 Main; h. 129 do.
McCabe Hugh (Margaret), h. 146 Main.
McCabe William F. (Mary M.), grocer, 86 Main; h. do.
McCaffery John (Elizabeth), h. 143 Main.
McClure Lillian, wid. Arch, housekeeper, Day.
McClure Luella, h. 16 Main.
McClure Sanford B. (Alice C ) , physician, 152 Main; h. do.
McCoy Edward T. (Minnie M.), clerk, h. First.
McCoy Wallace W . (Estella J.), farmer, h. Nine Mile.
McCray Dennis, laborer, h. First.
McGovern Arthur, clerk, res. First.
McKenna James H. (Mary E.), veterinary surgeon, h. First.
McMahon Edward F. (Catherine), gauger, h. Harmon av.
McNall John C. (Mary), livery, 148 Main; h. do.
Meiers Joseph (Teresa), laborer, h. 165 Main.
Merrill Lot A. (Belle V.), harnessmaker, 28 Main; h. Day.
Miller A. H. & C. A. (Andrew H. and Charles A.), cigar mfrs. and liquors, 54
Main.
Miller Andrew H. (Nellie), (A. H. & C. A. Miller), 54 Main; h. 5 2 % do.
Miller Charles A. (Caroline E.), grocer, 54 Main; bds. 1 First.
Miller John (Mary), h. Day.
Miller John E. (Rose), confectioner, 27 Main; h. do.
Miller Joseph H. ( E m m a L.), hardware, 47 Main; h. Day.
Moore David H. (Josephine G.), foreman, h. Five Mile.
Morris Cornelius, painter, res. First.
Morris Eli (Calfernia), laborer, h. First.
Moscrip John W., laborer, res. Day.
Moscrip William (Lillian),fireman,h. Day.
Mosman William J., carpenter, res. 9 Main.
Moss Frank V. (Eva A.), laborer, h. Johnson.
Mott Samuel H. (Virginia), h. 6 Main.
Moulltraus Norbert (Eliza), laborer, h. Main.
Moyer Solomon H., h. Day.
Murphy James (Mary), currier, h. River.
MurphyanJohn,
FRESH
d SALTtelegrapher,
i V l e a res.
t S River.
atlG U V S t e r S
WHOLESALE.
Murray James, laborer, res. John.
Murray Margaret, wid. Thomas, h. River.
Murray Mary, wid. Patrick, h. John.
FRANK LE7VTON,
Meats and Oysters
103 MAIN STREET, ALLEGANY, N. Y.
202
MUTSCHLECHNER JOSEPH (Clara M.), editor and prop. Allegheny Citizen,
50 Main; h. Harmon av.
Mutschlechner Joseph F. VS., printer, 50 Main; res. Harmon av.
Neff Adelbert B. (Philopena), barber, 50 Main; h. Cemetery.
Nelles Josephine E., wid. Samuel S., res. Johnson.
Nenno Barbara H., wid. Nicholas, h. Thomas.
Nenno George L. (Mary J.), farmer, h. John.
Nenno Julius P., butcher, res. 42 Main.
Nenno Michael C. (Margaret), driller, h. Main.
Nenno Oliver, clerk, res. Main.
Nenno Peter J. (Barbara R.), meat market, 42 Main; h. do.
Nenno William F. (Margaret), contractor, h. 142 Main.
Neuschel Henry, laborer, res. Cranberry rd.
Neuschel William (Louisa), carpenter, h. Cranberry rd.
Newcomb Michael, h. 133 Main.
Nolan James J. (Honora T.), driller, h. John.
Nolan Mary T., teacher, res. John.
Noonan Patrick, driller, h. Nine Mile.
N O R T O N C H A R L E S L., confectioner and tobacconist, also town clerk, 99
Main; res. 158 do.
Norton Edward, laborer, res. 158 Main.
Norton Joseph T., buffer, res. 158 Main.
Norton Thomas (Bridget), roller, h. 158 Main.
Norwood Byron (Jennie), express messenger, h. Cemetery.
Norwood Sarah P., wid. Thomas, res. Cemetery.
Nourse A. Louise, trimmer, 1 First; res. do.
O'Connell Thomas J. (Mary), foreman, h. John.
O'Meara Katherine, music teacher, res. 140 Main.
O'Meara Margaret E., teacher, res. 140 Main.
O'Meara Mary C, teacher, res. 140 Main.
O'Meara Owen (Mary), h. 140 Main.
Overton William C. (Belle), lawyer, 59 Main; h. Cemetery.
Park Connell (Susan), painter, h. Day.
Park Frank E. (Anna P.), meat market, 72 Main; h. Cemetery.
Park Hotel, Main; G. M. Hatch, prop.
Pattitucci Joseph (Rose), laborer, h. Main.
Pechtold Albert, clerk, res. Day.
Pechtold Anna C, seamstress, res. Day.
Pechtold August T. Rev. (Margaret), pastor Lutheran Church, h. Day.
Phillips George M. (Hattie M.), rigbuilder, h. John.
Pierce A d a m (Maggie), stonecutter, h. First.
Pierce Frank, stonecuter, res. First.
Platner Thomas E. (Maria L.), carpenter, h. First.
Post Office, 53 Main; H. E. Harms, postmaster.
Potter Benjamin F. (Alta F.), farmer, h. 9 Main.
Potter Monroe (Helen), farmer, h. Nine Mile.
Presack Gustave, res. 5 Main.
Presack Joseph (Carrie), insurance agent, h. 5 Main.
Preston William M. (Ina P.), roller, h. Five Mile.
Putnam William M. (Margaret M.), miller, h. River.
Putt Frederick (Mary), farmer, h. John.
Putt Louise, wid. Charles, res. John.
Radle John, laborer, h. First.
Reagan Dennis, h. 172 Main.
Reynolds Cornelia Mrs., res. 11 First.
Reddy John, laborer, res. River.
Reddy Michael
Michael Jr.,
(Honora),
laborer,section
res. River.
foreman, h. River.
203
Rehler Joseph (Neno), lumberman, h. Thomas.
Riley James (Catherine), oil producer, h. Day.
Ringer Frank M. (Susan M.), driller, h. First.
Ringer Sarah, wid. William, h. Cemetery.
Robe Joseph (Theresa), shoemaker, h. 174 Main.
Robinson William B., clerk, res. Union.
Rogers Olive J., wid. Levi, res. First.
Ross Ahimon J. (Addie E.), farmer, h. Harmon av.
Ryan John A. (Nellie B.), agent Erie R. R., h. River.
Ryan John W . (Catherine), h. Harriet.
Sackinger Richard (Mary T.), driller, h. 11 First.
Sackinger William (Elizabeth), farmer, h. Cranberry rd.
ST. B O N A V E N T U R E C O L L E G E A N D S E M I N A R Y , Main; Right Rev. Father
Joseph, provincial.
St. Elizabeth Convent, Main; Mother Theresa, superior.
Scheier William W . (Rosie C.), tinner, 66 Main; h. River.
Schelling John ( E m m a F.), saloon, 78 Main; h. do.
Schnell Christina, wid. John, res. 48 Main.
Schnell Frank, bookkeeper, res. 48 Main.
S C H N E L L H E R M A N (Rosa), saloon, 48 Main; h. do. (See adv.)
Schnell William M., clerk, res. 48 Main.
Schnoor John (Mary), miller, h. First.
Schulz Peter, merchant tailor, 60 Main; h. do.
Scofield Willis J. (Sarah E.), hardware, 66 Main; h. Day.
Scott Jane, wid. Jefferson, h. First.
Shafer Lewis (Ella A.), driller, h. Cemetery.
Shank Edward H. (Flora S.), laborer, h. First.
Shank Harry, laborer, res. First.
Shaw James, stone mason, h. Five Mile.
Sheehan Nellie, tailoress, res. Main.
Sheldon Norton T. (Louisa A.), farmer, h. Nine Mile.
Sheldon Park C. (Kate E.), bookkeeper, h. First.
Sheldon Rebecca H., wid. George C , res. Nine Mile.
Shultz William F. (Mary E.), farmer, h. Five Mile.
Smith Calista M. Mrs., milliner, 1 First; h. do.
Smith David J. (Kate M.), carpenter, h. Johnson.
Smith Edward F. (Georgia), clerk, h. First.
Smith Elida, wid. William H., res. 123 Main.
Smith Frederick J., laborer, res. Johnson.
Smith Frederick K. (Mary L.), general store, 33-37 Main; h. Day.
Smith John S. ( E m m a L.), clerk, h. Johnson.
Smith Katharina, wid. John, h. Harriet.
Smith Robert D. (Drusilla), farmer, h. First
Smith William B., farmer, h. Five Mile.
Smith William C , laborer, res. Johnson.
Snyder Benjamin P. (Atta), carpenter, h. Five Mile.
Snyder Lewis (Agnes), butcher, h. Main.
Soule Charles M. (Ida), clothing, 61 Main; h. Cemetery.
Soule David (Louisa A.), laborer, h. First.
Soule Gilbert (Kathleen), lumberman, h. First.
Soule Henry A. (Rose), druggist, 65 Main; h. Day.
Sporanze Joseph (Mary), laborer, h. 141 Main.
HERMAN SCHNELL,
?«•.'."..
. ALLEGANY,
N. Y.in stock.
Best
brands ofCHFE
Wines,^.
Liquors
GIVE
and MCigars
B A CALL
always
204
Spraker Charles (Mary), mail messenger, h. 71 Main.
Spraker George V. (Maud D.), tinsmith, 47 Main; h. Harmon av.
Spraker William (Phoebe), h. Harmon av.
Steele Mary Mrs., housekeeper, Nine Mile.
Stephens Henry (Louisa), currier, h. Harmon av.
Stintman August (Caroline), h. 45 Main.
Stone Russell A., laborer, h. Five Mile rd.
Stoneroad John T. (Lavern), agent P. R. R., h. River.
Strobel John, clerk, res. Day.
Strohuber George (Hannah), cigar mfr., 74 Main; h. do.
Sunbeam Photo Co., 60 Main.
S W E E N E Y J O H N (Elizabeth), dentist, 63 Main; h. do.
Switzer Charles (Annie), tanner, h. Five Mile.
Thomson Fred G., telegrapher, res. 102 Main.
Thomson H e m a n G. (Louisa C ) , h. 102 Main.
Torrey Edward (Mary E.), physician, 62 Main; h. 64 do.
Trostle Bert, clerk, res. Day.
Trostle Richard F., clerk, res. Day.
Van Gelder John C. (Mary E.), laborer, h. Day.
Wagoner John H. (Olive E.), contractor, h. Johnson.
Walters George (Kate), laborer, h. Cranberry rd.
Ward Dwight W . (Julia E.), janitor, h. 123 Main.
Weiler Sebastian F. (Louise), h. 94 Main.
Welch Frederick S. (Kate A.), milk dealer, h. Cemetery.
Wheaton Olive M., wid. Hiram, res. Harmon av.
Wheeler E. E., superintendent, bds. 92 Main.
Wheeler Lavanchia Mrs., h. First.
Wheeler Reicka, wid. Jasper, h. Johnson.
Weidmann John G. (Apollonia), wagonmaker, h. Harriet.
Wilber Catherine, wid. Philo C , h. 69 Main.
Wilber Clara B., dressmaker, res. 69 Main.
Wilber Sarah, wid. Amasa, res. Day.
Wilber Stanley P. (Kate M.), grocer, First; h. do.
Wilcox Melvin (Sallie E.), farmer, h. Cemetery.
Willard Clare (F. Estelle), oil producer, h. 39 Main.
Willard Harriet A., wid. Erastus, res. 39 Main.
Willard Hook and Ladder Co., 82 Main.
Williams Grace, h. First.
Wiltse Clifford D. (Evan G.), jeweler and musical instruments, 6 0 % Main; h.
Short.
Wiltse Cornell (Electa K.), farmer, h. Five Mile.
Windsor Edward E. (Lillie L.), insurance agent, h. First.
Wing Julia, teacher, res. First.
Woodard Frederick J. (Anna VS.), prop, creamery, Five Mile; h. do.
Woodard George B., res. Five Mile.
Wright Chandler G. (Sarah), clerk, h. Johnson.
Wright Frank M., res. Five Mile.
Wright John M. (Ellen J.), farmer, h. Five Mile.
Wright Sanford, clerk, res. Johnson.
Zink John F. (Elizabeth M.), carpenter, h. Five Mile.
Zink William (Frederica), car repairer, h. Cemetery.
PORTVILLE DIRECTORY.
P o r t v i l l e
205
D i r e c t o r y .
Alexander Delia, wid. Sidney.
Dunn Jonathan, laborer.
American Hide & Leather Co.
Dusenbury Edgar G., oil producer.
Ames Adella, milliner.
D U S E N B U R Y J O H N E., pres. First
Anderson Albert, laborer.
National Bank, of Olean.
Anderson Carl, laborer.
Dygart Roseltha, dressmaker.
Anderson John.
Elliott Grant, currier.
Archibald George, farmer.
Elliott Timothy, laborer.
A U T O G R A P H (Weekly), N. C. Hol- Fairchild Bruce, miller.
comb & Co., props.
Fairchild Fred W . (Holcomb & FairBarnard George J., laborer.
child).
Barnard George S., telegrapher.
Fairchild James H., rhingle mfr.
Barnes James S., farmer.
Fairchild James W., student.
Barrett Richard, laborer.
Fairchild Lewis L., miller.
Bedford Charles L., clerk.
Farmers' Hotel, L. B. Rogers, prop.
Bedford Erza M., general store.
Fattey George D., i.rop. Delaware
Bell George, laborer.
House.
Bell John D., plumber.
Fleere Wlliam P., ''•arpenter.
Bell Wheeler W., carpenter.
Fox Daniel B., teamster.
Booth Jacob, painter.
Fox Daniel T.
Borst Frank, piler.
Fox Frank, laborer.
Boyle Bernard, farmer.
Fox I. L., lumber.
Bradley Hattie, housekeeper.
Fox lohn, laborer.
Brown Olivia, wid. Frank J.
Fritts llerbert H., principal public
Burdick Adelbert E., laborer.
school.
Burdick Albert, laborer.
Fulford Charles, laborer.
Caneen Frank D., druggist.
Fulford Mary, wid. Nathaniel.
Calrson Benjamin J., sta. engineer.
Fusler Jacob, currier.
Carlson Frank H., laborer.
Fusler John, currier.
Carlson Ludwig, laborer.
Fusler William, currier.
Carr Minor H., barber.
Gardner Anthony, Is borer.
Casey Frank, laborer.
Garey Alvin, teamste".
Casey William, laborer.
Gayton Andrew, laborer.
Casey William Jr., laborer.
Gayton Leamon, laborer.
Clarke Samuel T. Rev.
Gibbons Edward, laborer.
Colwell Benjamin S., general store.
Gibbons John, currier.
Comstock Ella, housekeeper.
Gibbons Mary, wid. Patrick.
Connor Fred, farmer.
Gibby Cora, wid. George.
Cox Thomas D., laborer.
Giblin Thomas, laborer.
Crandall Henry J., general store.
Glover Albert D., bookkeeper.
Cronin James, laborer.
Halbert Asa E., farmer.
Cronin John, laborer.
Hardy Irving D., laborer.
Cronin John Jr., currier.
Hatch .Albert, driver.
Davidson James, hostler.
Hatch Archie, farmer.
Davidson Roy, laborer.
Hatch George, farmer.
Davidson William, carpenter.
Hatch Wilson, laborer.
Delaware
House,
Geo.
D. Fattey,
George
laborer.
Devore
Dolan
DemingJohn,
Dickinson
Olin
Henry
Percy.
tanner.
A.,B.,
insurance
farmer.
agent. prop. Haynes
Heinz Jacob,
Holcomb
Cass
Adrian
blacksmith.
CH.,
,F.farmer.
206
PORTVILLE DIRECTORY.
Holcomb Charles, farmer.
Holcomb Clayton, farmer.
Holcomb Fred, carpenter.
Holcomb Harry C , supervisor.
Holcomb Levi.
H O L C O M B N. C. & CO., props. Autograph.
Holcomb Nellie C!., asst. postmaster.
Holcomb Nelson S. (Holcomb & Fairchild).
Holcomb Richard R., carpenter.
Holcomb William B., farmer.
Holcomb & Fairchild (VS. S. Holcomb
and F. W . Fairchild), grocers.
Holden Joseph L., tanner.
H O L D E N WILLIAM, postmaster.
Hotton Bros. (Nicholas und Anthony
W . ) , millers and grocers.
Hotton Catherine, wid. Anton.
Hotton John A., clerk.
H o w e Jeremiah, laborer.
JACOBY HENRY, mgr. Producers'
Gas Co.
Jacoby John, laborer.
Jacoby Robert, piler.
James John, engineer.
James Walter E., laborer.
Johnson Andrew, currier.
Johnson Charles, laborer.
Johnson John, laborer.
Johnson Lewis, buffer.
Johnson Otto, currier.
Johnson William, laborer.
Kayes Patrick, laborer.
Kayes Thomas, laborer.
Keller Addison T., farmer.
Keller Frank, laborer.
Keyes Eugene, laborer.
Keyes Herbert F., blacksmith.
Keyes Myron, farmer.
Kruso A. P., laborer.
Lahey John, currier.
Lane John, laborer.
Langworthy Friendly A., laborer.
Larson George, laborer.
Latham Loyal, laborer.
Lewis Charles E., contractor.
Livingston Harriet M., teacher.
Lowrey Guy, carpenter.
Ludden Henry, drayman.
Ludden Perry, laborer.
Mapes William, laborer.
Marsh Earl, meat market.
Marsh Otis E., clerk.
Martinson Freda, wid. August
Maxson Braton,
farmer.
Maxson
Orson
James,
Marshall
F.,
conductor.
L.,
farmer.
farmer.
May Burr, fireman.
McCarey Michael J., physician.
McDonald Henry H., foreman.
McDonald John, farmer.
McDougall Archie, meat market.
McDougall Archie W., student.
McGraw Charles, telegrapher.
McGraw Emeline, wid. John.
McGraw Fred, clerk.
Mclnery Michael, blacksmith.
McKinney George, laborer.
Mersereau William B., lumber.
Metcalf Charles, laborer.
Miller Clara A., teacher.
Minahan Patrick A., currier.
Mohan Charles, laborer.
Mohan Michael, billiards.
Mullane Eugene, currier.
Muthers Sarah, wid.
Myres George W., miller.
Nagles John, wagonmaker.
Nichols Amelia, wid. Erastus H.
Nichols Enoch H., farmer.
O'Brien John, laborer.
O'Brien Thomas, currier.
Olson John, laborer.
Olson Napoleon, barber.
Page DeWitt, laborer.
Parish Frank, currier.
Parish Fred, clerk.
Parish John G., grocer.
Parish Lavina, wid. Smith.
Parish Mary, wid. David L.
Parish Smith, hardware.
Peckham Arthur, laborer.
Peckham David, laborer.
Peckham Frank, laborer.
Peckham George, laborer.
Peckham John, mason.
Peckham John H., billiards.
Percival Ed B., farmer.
Percival William A., lumber.
Persing David, oil producer.
Phillips Henry, station agent.
Phillips John.
Pielow Edward, hostler.
Pielow Ella, wid. Edward.
Pilon Joseph, laborer.
Prince Lorenzo, laborer.
Prince Ralph, laborer.
P R O D U C E R S ' G A S CO., Henry Jacoby, mgr.
Putt Sophia, dressmaker.
Reagan John, laborer.
Reagan Patrick, laborer.
Reed
Henry
Rev.
Rice
Rickenberger
Riley Herman
Patrick,A.
George,
L.,
laborer.
druggist.
laborer.
W E S T O N S MILLS DIRECTORY.
Roberts Israel P., farmer.
Roberts William, machinist.
Roulo Fillmore Rev.
Roulo Fillmore, Jr., laborer.
Roulo Philmon, laborer.
Scofield Ellen, wid. Edwin R.
Scofield Jeannette, wid. Wesley.
Scoonover Natalie, clerk.
Scutt Addison, farmer.
Scutt Leonard P., farmer.
Shifley Ernest, currier.
Shifley Henry, laborer.
Shifley Michael, laborer.
Sies Charles E., laborer.
Sies Daniel, tinsmith.
Smith Calvin, bookkeeper.
Smith Charles M., sawmill.
Smith Henry J., laborer.
Smith Sidney, hostler.
Stevens Albert N., jeweler.
Stoneman John, laborer.
Swanson John, laborer.
Thompson Elizabeth B., teacher.
Throop
W e Marcia,
s t owid.n Daniel.
s M i l
207
Trenkle Jacob, livery and blacksmith.
T Y L E R F R A N K E., manager.
Vaughn Edgar B., laborer.
Vaughn James, laborer.
Venberg John T., laborer.
Warden John H., furniture & undrtkg.
Warden Maggie.
W a y m a n William E., sawyer.
West Loomis.
West N. L., laborer.
Wheeler Frank.
Wheeler John.
Wheeler Marilla, wid. William F.
W H E E L E R WILLIAM E., vice-pres.
First National Bank, of Olean.
Wheeler William M., student.
Whitman George S., currier.
Whittmore Lewis M., piler.
Wickwire Maggie, wid. A. B.
Wickwire Wesley, sawyer.
Wilson Mary, wid. George.
Wilson William, laborer.
Winterstine George W., physician.
l Wso o d Orson,
D i rlaborer.
e c t o r y .
Wright Charles K., tanner.
Allen Thomas, laborer.
Baldwin Joel A., gardener.
Bargay Clarence L., farmer.
Bargay James J., farmer.
Barnes Andrew J., farmer.
Baxter James, farmer.
Belknap Jonathan S., farmer.
Blighton E. C, farmer. .
Bloodsworth Minnie A., wid. Robt. W .
Borst Charles H., piler.
Borst Deborah, wid. Morris.
Borst Ezer, kindlingwood.
Borst Jabez, laborer.
Borst Jabez W., foreman.
Borst R. Lewis, blacksmith.
Borst William, laborer.
Bradford Edward C , night watchman.
Bradford J. Frank, farmer.
Bromley Lillian, wid. A. Thomas.
Brooks J. Gilbert, bdg. house.
Budgeon Walter, laborer.
Budgeon William, laborer.
Callahan Jeremiah, laborer.
C a m p Benjamin, laborer.
Camp Frank, laborer.
C a m p George Mrs.
Chappell Ira S., teamster.
Chappell Sylvester, laborer.
Collins Frank L., loco, fireman.
Collins James, loco, fireman.
Collins John C., bookkeeper.
Collins Myron C., laborer.
Conway Michael, laborer.
Conway Michael, laborer.
Conway Simon, laborer.
Conway Thomas, laborer.
Crannell Adelbert, laborer.
Crowley Michael, farmer.
Dowman Edward E., peddler.
Elliott Frank, laborer.
Elliott Samuel O., farmer.
Fairbanks Alanson L., farmer.
Feuchster Charles, farmer.
Finn Thomas, laborer.
Fish C. Kendall, farmer.
Fish E. John, farmer.
Fish Senia, teacher.
Fitzgibbons Garrett Mrs., wid.
Fitzgibbons James, laborer.
Fitzgibbons John, laborer.
Florence Daniel, farmer.
Foley Dennis, laborer.
Foley Ellen, wid. Thomas.
Foley Joseph, laborer.
Frost Charles D., laborer.
208
W E S T O N S MILLS D I R E C T O R Y .
Gena Andrew J., laborer.
Goode William, laborer.
Hackman Mary Mrs.
Hadley Frederick, farmer.
Hallock George, sta. fireman.
Handley James, laborer.
Handley Martin, laborer.
Handley Martin Mrs., wid.
Handley Simon, laborer.
Harbeck Roscoe, laborer.
Hastings Charles, laborer.
Hawley Chauncey C, farmer.
Hawley Horace E., teamster.
Hendy Charles W., saw setter.
Hendy Lewis F., sta. engr.
Hendy Raymond, laborer.
Hollanby Fred C , laborer.
Hollanby George, laborer.
Hollanby John, farmer.
Holland Charles, laborer.
Holland George, laborer.
Holland James, farmer.
Holland James, Jr., laborer.
Humphrey George, laborer.
Humphrey James G., laborer.
Hunt Henry, night watchman.
Kayes Anna, wid. John.
Kayes Elizabeth, wid. Dennis C.
Kayes Joseph, laborer.
Keesler Albert Mrs., wid.
Kelsey Ferdinand, farmer.
Kinney Jesse, laborer.
L A W L E R E D W A R D J., postmaster.
Lewis Henry, laborer.
Lindsay James C, laborer.
Lindsley James, piler.
Lockwood Robert, laborer.
Love Stafford, laborer.
Manley Edward J., laborer.
Manley Mandana, wid. James T.
Maroney John, clerk.
Milgate Thomas, farmer.
Miller Edward, teamster.
Mitchell Howard, laborer.
Mitchell James W., supt.
Moore Samuel, farmer.
Noonan Edward, laborer.
Orcutt Harvey B., farmer.
Page Joseph, laborer.
Parks Charles F., laborer.
Perkins Dorr D., farmer.
Petty Eugene, laborer.
Petty Samuel B., sawyer.
Petty William H., teamster.
Petty William I., laborer.
Priel Joseph H., carpenter.
Prince
Reeves
Rockwell
Riel Frank,
Charles,
Canar,
Philip,
Charles,
laborer.
farmer.
farmer.
farmer.
sta. fireman..
Shaffer Frank E.: laborer.
Shaffer George E., laborer.
Shaffer George W., laborer.
Shaffer Nathan, laborer.
Sheahan James, clerk.
Sheahan Jeremiah, laborer.
Sheahan John J., farmer.
Sheahan Michael, farmer.
Sheahan Michael, Jr., farmer.
Sheahan Michael J., laborer.
Sheahan William, motorman.
Sherman Frank, farmer.
Simons Elbert H., laborer.
Skuse Frank, laborer.
Skuse John, foreman,
Smith Fred E., laborer.
Smith George, laborer.
Smith Henry D., laborer.
Smith Myron, teamster.
Smith Russell A., inspector.
Smith Walter S., teamster.
Smith Fred, sawyer.
Spencer Frank C , teamster.
Sullivan John J., laborer.
Sullivan John L., farmer.
Sullivan Timothy, foreman.
Sullivan William, laborer.
Swarts Fred, laborer.
Swetland John W., laborer.
Swetland Rufus, motorman.
Taylor Ruth Mrs.
Tyler Juliana Mrs.
Tyler Robert, laborer.
Wakelee Walter, laborer.
Weston Charles, pres. The A. Weston
Lumber Co.
W E S T O N L U M B E R CO. (THE A.),
mfrs. of lumber and gen. store. Incorporated 1892; capital stock,
$100,000; Charles Weston, pres.;
Wallace W . Weston, sec. and treas.
Weston Wallace W., sec. and treas.
The A. Weston Lumber CCo.
Whittaker George, farmer.
Wickwire George, farmer.
Wickwire Henry, farmer.
Wickwire Mahlon W., laborer.
Wildrick Fanny, wid. George.
Wildrick Lewis, farmer.
Wilson George, currier.
Witherall Charles, farmer.
Witherall Huldah, wid. William.
Witherall Robert, laborer.
Witherall Roy L., laborer.
Wood Frank, laborer.
Wood George, laborer.
Wood Henry,
Woodard
Woodruff
Martin
Wilson,
Llewellyn
Ernest,
laborer.
G.,
laborer.
laborer.
sawyer.
J., laborer.
B E T R A N D
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CONTRACTOR.
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AND MINERALS A SPECIALTYjtjtjtjt
Office, North Barry, cor. Hamilton Street,
OLEAN, N, Y.
C. H- FULiLkEf^«P^
Practical Horseshoer.
DRIVER AND INTERFERERS A SPECIALTY.
t!4 South Third Street, OLEAN, N. Y.
Peter Morell,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER.
108 Laurens street, Kepairing Promptly and Neatly Done
OLEAN. N. Y. While You Wait.
GIVE ME A CALL.
...THE OLEAN TIMES...
107 NORTH STREET.
MORNING TIMES—every day except Monday.
WEEKLY TIMES—every Thursday.
Morning, single copy $ .02
Morning, by carrier, per week
Morning, by mail, per month
Morning, by mail, per year
Weekly, 8 pages, by mail, per year
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COMPANY,
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CALL FOR PRICES BEFORE PCHCHASISG ELSEWHERE.
FOLEY BROS., 201=203 W. State St., cor. First, Olean, N. Y.
G. H. LUTHER.
L U T H E R
C. P. LUTHER.
M A N U F A C T U R I N G
C O .
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS.
Natural Gas Regulators, Engines,
PULLEYS, SHAFTING, HANGERS,
PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS, ETC.
BLACK GIANT MACHINES AND GAS ENGINES,
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK,
INTERNATIONAL BOILERS.
Tubing, Casing and Oil Well Supplies.
WORKS AND OFFICE:
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