4 o "W V < ' 0° v v ,4 o. A -^ • G /• ' or ^ c° - ,', * PARKERSBURG 1907 CONTAINING Photographic Views of Residences, Business Places, Churches, Schools, Public Buildings, Landscapes and Places of Interest In and About Parkersburg, Symposium of the Industrial, Commercial, Professional, Social and Religious Life, together with a Complete City Directory of Parkersburg and her Suburbs. Copyr'ght, 1907. by THE W. M. BARNES DIRECTORY CO- Parkersburg. West Virginia. Introductory It is with great p'easure we offer to Park- ersburg our New Industrial Souvenir and City Directory of this beautiful city. We have sincerely tried to present the manifold constructive interests of the city in a pleas- ant and interesting way, and to give you a book that would serve as a guide to the social, professional, commercial and indus- trial life of the city, and have illustrated same so profusely that the pictures aloae tell nearly the whole story. While we have spared no expense to verify facts and pro- vent blunders, and have bent every effort to give you a correct City Directory and Sym- posium of the Industrial, Social and Ra- ligious life of the city, we know that owiug to the training of new help in the work, some mistakes will creep in or some names or facts be overlooked. These errors will be corrected in future editions, when assist- ants more fully understand their work. Our gratitude goes out to those who have so earnestly helped us in making this work of interest and of such educational value, that it should be in every home for the in- struction of the youth, and some not so young, regarding the merits and advantages of their home city. Our purpose has be 211 to make a work not only useful but neces- sary in the home, as well as a beautiful Souvenir to send to friends elsewhere, and so secure their interest in Parkersburg and her future. Especially do we wish to thank the force of Parkersburg young ladies who personally canvassed the city and obtained the names. occupations and addresses for the Directory; and to those enterprising citizens who have given us of their time and encouragement in preparing this work, notably Col. Charles B. Kefauver, the President of the Dispatch - News, that hustling and wide-awake news- paper man who is earnestly laboring for a greater and better Parkersburg; to A. C. Davis, general manager of the West Virginia Western Telephone Company, who is a double-distilled and forceful compound of brains, energy, courage and grit, whose con- structive work in Parkersburg's interest has made telephone rates so reasonable that a telephone exists in almost every home; to Mr. T. R. Cowell, the Vice Fresident of the Cairo & Kanawha Railway, who is repre- sented in many of the city's leading indus- tries as a stockholder or director; to Mr. C. R. Kerr, the photographer, for the por- trait work herein; to Mr. H. C. Fischer, of Marietta, for the many beautiful views of Parkersburg taken in the summer time, as well as the winter scenes; and to mam- others too numerous to mention for helpful work in preparing this beautiful Souveni., showing the social, professional, commercial industrial and religious life of our city, il- lustiated so profusely that every one must see the beauty and desirabiluy of our city as a place of residence, of business, as a manufacturing center, or a shipping point, trade center and outlet for the natural wealth of West Virginia to the markets c.l the North, Northeast and West. THE W. M. BARNES DIRECTORY CO. Index to Advertisers The Telephone Numbers in parenthesis following the name and address throughout this Book are the subscribers' numbers of the West Virginia Western Telephone Co. Page, rag". Adair R. H. (architect) IC Acme Fishing Tool Co Gb Anderson Shoe Co t'J Baab, Chas. E. (jeweler and optician)... 71 Harlow's Pool & Billiard Parlors 73 Beisser, Alice ( millinery ) 76 Belcher, Chas. B. (furniture and stoves). 77 Bentley & Gerwig Carpet Co. (furniture and carpets) 7S Blennerhassett Pressing Co SO Brady Construction & Engineering Com- pany, The 21 Branlger's Business College 79 Broida & Adams (dry goods) i2 Brown-Kendall Co, The (wholesale no- tions and furnishings) US Brown, Mis. S. T. (hair dressing) S4 Bryan & Speece (men's furnishers) .v> Bufflngton Millinery Parlors 8G Burke Supply & Plumbing Co S3 Bush Plumbing Shop SO Camden. C. C, & Co. (electricians) 90 Cambron & Lewis (advertising) :i, Camden Theater 33, 34 Camden Theater 94, !>5 Central Banking & Security Co, The 12 Citizens Transfer & Storage Co % Commercial Banking & Trust Co, The... 15 Crotty, J. J., & Co. (manufacturers of drilling and fishing tools) 102 Crystal Springs Water !0 Curry, John W. (general contractor) 103 Cutlip, J. D. (attorney-at-law) 104 Davis Studio (photographer) 10G Hotel DeWitt 108 Dils Bros. & Co. I dry goods) 109 Discher's Exclusive Umbrella Store 110 Dunkle, B. P. (livery and sales stables) . .112 East End Plumbing Co 114 Epstein. Sid., Toggery Shop 11G Farmers & Mechanics National Hank 1'! Feldner Transfer Company 118 First National Bank, The 10 Fleming, C, & Son (shoes) 120 Flower, M. 11. I insurance, real estate) .. .I'M Globe Printing & Binding Co 126 Gold Mine Store 127 Graham-Bumgarner Co. (manufacturers and jobbers of boots and shoes) 29 Greek-American Candy Kitchen 123 Grogg & Dudley (real estate) 130 Hall & Prescott (furniture, carpets and stoves) 132 Halsey. Memel & Strong (funeral direc- tors and embalmers) 133 Hanes, B. E. (real estate) i!4 Herschel's Turkish-Russian Baths 137 Hotel Monroe \.w Hotel Schaefer 141 Hub Clothing Co 142 Jackson, A. G., & Co. (fire insurance) ... 144 Johnson & Mead (furniture, carpets and stoves ) 145 Jones, Thos. A. (dancing school) 116 Jenkins. M. G. (paving contractor) 148 Kahn, S. (clothing) 149 Kesselman & Co. (drilling and fishing tools) 22 Key. Elizabeth P. (manicuring and hair dressing) 152 Leavitt, G. E., & Co. (undertaking, ve- hicles and harness) 15G Leonard, A. D. (auctioneer) 167 Locke Bros, (shoes) 158 Lloyd-Baxter Music Co 159 Logan, N., & Son (meat market) 160 McGregor-Amiss Furniture Co 164 Maihl & Loritsch (tailors) 103 Marchetti, Astolfo (candies, cigars, etc.).. 169 Mather, John W. (jeweler) 171 Mead, Geo. G. (optician) 173 Mehen, Thos. G. (plumbing) 174 Mitchell, John M. (real estate and life insurance) 170 Moss, H. P.. Bookstore Co 17S Mountain Iron & Supply Co 179 Muncy, H. P. (livery and sales stables) . .ISO Nathan, lien (clothing) 1S2 National Plaster & Supply Co., The 26 Neal, Olin V. (jeweler) 183 Newberger, Harry, & Co. (hatters and furnishers) iSl Niswander, G. W., & Co. (hardware) 185 Niswander, G. W. ) millinery ) 186 Oppenheimer, M. (clothing) 187 Paden & Luttrell (insurance) 138 Parker & Co. (painters and general con- tractors) 1S9 Parkersburg Artificial Stone Co 2;> Parkersburg Brewing Co., The 32, 33 Parkersburg Candy Kitchen & Bakery... 190 Parkersburg Dispatch-News, The 35 Parkersburg Furniture Co 191 Parkersburg Iron & Steel Co, The IS. 19 Parkersburg Mi'l Co 192 Parkersburg National Bank, The ll Parkersburg Steam Laundry 193 Parkersburg Mantel & Tile Co 194 Parkersburg Transfer Co 207 Parkersburg Supply & Plumbing Co 196 Patton & Neal Co. (furniture, carpets, stoves, etc. ) 195 Patton, Wm. Howe (architect) 197 Perkins Grocery Co 198 Peoples Credit Clothing Co 199 Peters Cafe : 200 Powell & Co. (real estate) 144 Radeker Lumber Co, The 21 Rauch, Henry (clothing) 203 Reid, W. H., & Son (jewelers) 205 Richardson & Smith (real estate) LOG Robinson, J. N. (paving contractor) 208 Rymer, E. M., & Co. insurance 210 Safford, Mrs. J. H. (bakery and confec- tionery) 211 Reps & Co. (house furnishers) 212 Scherf & Hodgkiss (groceries) 215 Second National Bank of Parkersburg... 14 Sellers Grocery Store 216 Setron, A. H. (jeweler) 217 Smith, Wm. F. (attornev-at-law) 222 Smith W. H., The, Hardware Co 27 Spence, Smith & Kootz (second-hand oil well supplies) 20 Standard Oil Company, The 22, 2 '. St ar Grocer Co., The 31 Stein Brothers (clothing) 227 Sliles Foundry & Supply Co 229 U. S. Grocery Co 235 Varley Bros, (livery stable) 236 Waxelbaum, Max (tailor) 239 West Virginia Mantel Co 241 West Virginia Western Telephone Co.. 16, 17 Wentz, Chas. C. (real estate) 242 West Virginia Veneer Door Co 213 West Virginia Real Estate Co 244 White. Hull & Co. (shoes) 246 Wetherell & Son (jewelers) 245 Woodward Manufacturing Co. (saddlery) .250 Young Plumbing Co 251 PARKERSBURG, 1907, PARKERSBURG, a hustling and up- to-date city of 25,000 population, lies at the confluence of the Ohio and Lit- tle Kanawha Rivers, and at the termi- nus of the canal now being' construct- ed to connect the Great Lakes at Cleveland with the Ohio River, and be- ing situated at the crossing of these waterways, iron ore and cokeing coal can be assembled here at less cost than at any other place in the United States, making it the best location in the Ohio Valley for manufacturing enterprises, and it is now one of the valley's prin- cipal manufacturing cities. It was settled more than one hun- dred years ago, but its modern devel- opment began not more than fifteen years ago. It now has fifteen miles of brick-paved streets, twenty miles of electric street railways, good sewer- age, good water and light systems, splendid schools, handsome churches, public library, costly club houses, two large theatres, three daily newspapers, and many advantages of a city even larger than this. The people are cordial, hospitable, and extend a warm welcome to stran- gers. The population is practically all American, and is about equally divid- ed between the Old Virginia element, the first settlers, the Ohio element, and the Pennsylvania element, and happily blends the comfortable home lift of a Southern city with the hust- ling business enterprise of a Northern one, making an ideal city 'both for residence and business. Parkersburg has ten banks, all in a flourishing condition. Their depos- its are, in round numbers, Five Million Dollars, and their aggregate resources are more than Eight Million Dollars. The average deposit in Parkersburg banks per capita is $232, while in the United States the average is about $85, a fair illustration of the comfort of its citizens. In addition to the banks there are three Building and Loan Associations with aggregate re- sources of more than Two Million Dol- lars. Parkersburg, owing to its splendid railroad and river facilities, is a nat- ural distributing point in a commer- cial way, and its wholesale houses keep about 125 salesmen on the road. They View Up Market Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. do an annual business of about Five Million Dollars, making this city a wholesale center for almost all lines of merchandise. There are nearly two hundred indus- trial establishments here, employing three thousand persons, paying out a million and a half dollars a year in wages, and turning out six million dol- lars worth of finished product annual- ly The lines of manufacture include steel products, foundries, forges, ma- chine shops, wood working plants of all kinds, including furniture fac- tories, chair factories, mantels, house furnishings and cabinet works, oil re- fineries and chemical plants, potteries, tile and brick works, artificial stone works, engine works, brewery, railroad repair shops, boiler works, and a great variety, of other factories. As a manufacturing site, Parkers- burg has many advantages. It pos- sesses the three essentials for suitable manufacturing sites, cheap raw materials, cheap cost of manu- facturing, including labor and power, and accessibility to market, with cheap transportation. Parkers- burg has cheap raw materials of al- most every variety. Especially is this true of all kinds of timber ami hard woods, iron and steel, which enter largely into most lines of manufacture. It is elose to the immense forests of West Virginia, where every variety of timber, known to the temperate clime is found. Much of it is floated from forest to factory on the rivers, making the cost here about the same as in the forests. Iron and. steel can now be had by water transportation from the furnaces at little more than the cost at the furnace. When (he canal to Cleveland is completed, within two years, iron ores from the Great Lakes can be delivered here at 40 cents a ton less than at Pittsburg, and with coke- ing coal of the finest quality at the very door of Parkersburg, this city will become a great iron making cen- ter. Fire ami potters clays, glass sand, fruits and vegetables for can- neries, wool, cotton and a great varie- ty of other raw materials for manu- facturing are to be had here at such low rates that all raw material may be said in a general way to be cheap ami plentiful. The best steam coal can be had de- 6 — View Down Market Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. livered in factory here at $1.25 per long ton, but it is not used because natural gas at eight cents per thou- sand feet is so much cheaper and more satisfactory in every way. At this price gas is considered the equivalent of coal at 95 cents per ton. Labor is plentiful and reliable and is native American. The heads of several large manufacturing concerns her-c, who have had years of experi- ence in other places, say that labor is the best to be had. The cost of living is Low, and labor troubles are practic- ally unknown. Plenty of good female help can be had for work which is suitable for women. Parkersburg is centrally located and accessible to the general markets. It is about the same distance from New York, Chicago and St. Louis. It has ample railroad facilities in every di- rection, with five roads running into the city, and is also on the Ohio Riv- er, which United States Engineers say affords the cheapest transportation in the world. Freight rates are satisfac- tory to all points and railroad rates are regulated by the competition af- forded by river transportation, thus — 7 insuring a permanent equitable ad- justment. One of the most important fea- tures of this city is the low rate of taxation, being less than one half of one percent on each hundred dollars of valuation in the city and about two- thirds of one percent for county pur- poses. After the year of 1908 no tax- es whatever will be paid for State pur- poses. Therefore Parkersburg and West Virginia can offer greater in- ducements to manufacturing enterpris- es seeking location than any State in the Union. More than $2,750,000, is being ex- pended at the present time in improv- ing industrial conditions and making a permanent and solid foundation for a great industrial city. The greater portion of this amount is being used to improve the railroad and water transportation facilities and to supply additional and cheaper fuel. More than $500,000 is being expended in the erection of additional industrial plants or the enlargement of present ones. The permanent improvement of industrial conditions helpful to the varied manufacturing interests at View on Ann Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. present with us and to attract new ones, is the Parkersburg idea, and it is along these lines that the organized commercial forces of the city are working, so as to improve its already favorable conditions in order that suc- cess and prosperity will attend every factory which is established in the city. The United States Government is constructing a lock and dam in the Ohio River five miles above the city of Parkersburg, at a cost of $850,000. which will provide continuous naviga- tion between the Little Kanawha Riv- er and the Muskingum River in Ohio. Five miles below Parkersburg another lock and dam iD the Ohio River will provide a permanent pool of deep wa- ter in the Parkersburg Harbor. More than $125,000 has already been appro- priated for this work, which will cost in the neighborhood of $850,000 when completed. A lock and dam to cost $110,000, has been provided for in the Muskingum River by the United States and will be completed next sea- son. From the Muskingum river to Lake Erie at Cleveland the State of Ohio is re-constructing, widening and deeping the old canal. It will be com- pleted and boats will be passing through it within twelve months. So that, within the next year direct water communication between Parkersburg and Cleveland will have been estab- lished, with a minimum depth of five feet, and after years of persistent ef- fort Parkersburg is about to realize her dream of a waterway connecting the ore fields of the Great Lakes with the coal fields of West Virginia, and water transportation of the product to the wide markets of the world. Fully $300,000 is being expended in Parkersburg for the improvement of its freight terminals by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co., the construction of new roundhouses, repair shops and yard improvements, and upon the com- pletion of these improvements a large and comfortable passenger station will be constructed here. Parkersburg has suffered from a lack of suitable sites for factories. To remedy this condition, the Parkers- burg Industrial Company, headed by United States Senator J. N. Camden, C. H. Shattuck, Judge Reese Blizzard and others, have secured about 1500 View on Juliana Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. acres of land on the south bank of the Little Kanawha River, near the Eas- tern part of the city. A bridge is now being constructed across the river and as soon as completed, the Parkersburg, Marietta and Inter-Urban Railway Company will extend its electric lines across the bridge and through the property, providing adequate street ear facilities. The Little Kanawha Railroad already runs through the property and the Little Kanawha Riv- er with water transportation passes in front of it. And a macadamized boule- vard eighty feet wide and two miles long is being constructed, thus pro- viding ideal sites and transportation facilities for manufacturing enter- prises. With cheap natural gas which has not failed for a single day since its in- troduction thirteen years ago, with the splendid coal fields of West Vir- ginia at her door, with manufacturing sites ideal in character, with cheap transportation by both water and rail to the markets of the world, with $850,000 being expended on Lock and Dam No. 18; with $125,000 being ex- pended on Lock and Dam No. 19 be- low Parkersburg: with $83,000 being expended improving Locks and Dams on the Little Kanawha River; with $300,000 being expended on the Balti- more and Ohio shop improvements; with $300,000 being expended on bridge and street railway and boule- vard to South Side ; with $500,000 be- ing expended on enlargements at Stan- dard Oil Refinery and $50,000 having just been expended on betterments and improvements of the Parkersburg Iron & Steel Company's Plant: and with thousands more to be expended upon additions to their plant to care for their increasing business through- out the country; with .$50,000 being expended on the Agricultural Fair Grounds and buildings, making a grand total of approximately $2,758,- 000, being expended on industrial im- provements, a wonderful development is with us, bright prospects are before us, and Parkersburg will take front rank as one of the leading commercial and manufacturing centers of the Great Ohio Valley, the Richest Indus- trial Valley in the World. — 9 The First National Bank Corner of Market and Seventh Streets ( W. Va. 316.) Has watched over the growth and develop- ment of Parkersburg from the time when she was a struggling village of three thou- sand inhabitants, with an uncertain future, until now, when she stands the second city in the State in population and importance. Not a little of this development is due to the direction and care of the officers and directorate of this old and conservative bank. Always to the front when the needs of the city are in question, many a deserving enter- prise has been nursed- and brought from a weak and questionable future to a pros- perous fruition by her helpful fellowship, and hardly a street exists in the city but what bears her imprint, among them such beautiful edifices as the new First National Bank building, in which is located the Hotel Chancellor and the First National Bank. The First National Bank was organized in 1863 on a capital stock of $50,000. Twice it has been compelled to increase this capital, the first time to $150,000, and again 'to $250,000. The President of the Bank, Senator J. N. Camden, and the Vice President, Mr. W. N. Chancellor, have been connected with the institution since its organization, Mr. Cam- den as its first President and Mr. Chancel- lor as its first Cashier. Mr. H. H. Moss, the present Cashier, has been identified with the bank for fifteen years, being formerly cashier fit the Parkersburg National Bank for about twenty-three years. Mr. W. Armstrong has also been in the service of the bank since shortly after it was organized. When the First National Bank commenced business they were located on the east side of Juliana street, a little north of Third. Later on a building was erected on the southwest corner of Juliana and Third streets, which was occupied for about 25 years, from whence they removed to the corner of Market and Fourth, ind when It was found that these quarters were inade- quate for their great and increasing volume of business, the present magnificent struc- ture was erected at the corner of Market and Seventh streets, in which they are now lo- cated, the banking fixtures of which, de- signed in beautiful mahogany, are consider?d among the' most elaborate to be found any- where in the country. The present officers of the bank are: J. N. Camden, President; W. N. Chancellor, Vice President; H. H. Moss, Cashier, and W. Armstrong, Assistant Cashier, and the Di- rectors are J. N. Camden, W. N. Chancellor, T. B. Camden, W. T. Wiant, C. C. Martin, VV. W. Van Winkle, F. S. Smith, E. L. Davidson and George M. Whitescarver. The Capital Stock is now $250,000, togeth- er with a surplus fund of $170,000, and the bank is also a United States Depository. A prosperous future, the result of the careful and conserving management of every interest entrusted to their care, is but the just reward to this tried and tested faithful friend of Parkersburg. ■ —10— The Parkersburg National Bank, " THE OLD BANK " Corner of Fourth and Market Streets, (W. Va. 367.) The Parkersburg National Bank was orig- inally called the Western Bank of Virginia, and was doing business about 1815. It was afterward changed into the Northwestern Bank of Virginia, about 1830, and was in- corporated as the Parkersburg National Bank in 18G5. From 1830 until 1904 the old bank building on Third street was occupied. In 1904 they removed to their present beautiful and com- modious quarters in the Blennerhassett Ho- tel Building, corner of Fourth and Market streets. The capital stock is $150,000, and the surplus fund is $105,000, and this solid old institution has over $400,000 deposits. Its history has been one of uniform success throughout the many years of its existence, an existence that almost spans a century. In fact, the Parkersburg National Bank i& the oldest banking institution in the city, and is commonly spoken of as the "Old Bank." Mr. C. Nelly (of the wholesale grocery firm of C. Nelly & Co.) is the President of the Bank, and has been identified with the bank as a Director, and later as President, for many years. Charles A. Bukey, the Cashier, has been connected with the Bank, occupying various positions, since 1881. The Directors are: C. Nelly, H. B. Hogg, Jas. S. Wade, W. D. Paden, W. Vrooman, M. W. Mullen, B. F. Tracewell. This bank does a general banking busi- ness, issues drafts on all foreign countries, payable at sight; makes collections, etc., and in short, transacts all the various kinds of business usually conducted through such an institution. As a financial agent, its many patrons have always found this bank emi- nently worthy of confidence, and a safe guardian of their interests. The liberal patronage accorded the Park- ersburg National Bank by the business firms of the city, and the public generally, shows how firmly established is its reputation in this community for stability and souud financiering. The safe deposit vaults of this bank are among the strongest in the city, and are provided with the most effectual precautionary devices against loss by burg- lary or fire, being proof against the attacks of either. If you are seeking a new banking home for your account, the old Parkersburg National Bank will serve you faithfully and well. -11- The Central Banking & Security Co. 615 Market Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. (W. Va. 256 ) The Central Banking and Security Com- pany, located at 615 Market street, has been successful from its inception. Organized under charter dated June 24, 1900, it opened for business April 22, 1901, with an auth- orized capital stock of $300,000, of which $150,000 was paid in. Already its resources amount to $600,000, with a surplus fund of $22,000. Since their organization they have declared and paid nine semi-annual divi- dends. The bank owns its own building; the banking rooms are furnished in mahogany, and is otherwise as well equipped as any in the State for banking purposes. The Central Banking & Security Company has a large and growing Savings Depart- ment, and pays interest on savings deposits at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, pay- able January and July of each year. Nearly 4,500 depositors have availed themselves of the opportunity to deposit their saA ings hej-e. The management have tried to make it the people's bank, and certainly the large num- ber of depositors show how well they are succeeding. In the Commercial Department, the company welcomes the accounts of all, and on inactive, or time deposits, pays the usual rate of interest. They also have a Trust Department, which is fully equipped to handle fiduciary business of every kind, and 3i eks appointment as Executor, Admin- istrator, Guardian, Assignee, Receiver, Trus- tee, etc., as well as the collection of Rents and Management of Estates. To business in- trusted to them in this department the best of attention is and will be given. Their policy has always been conservative fair dealing with all, whether a depositor or bor- rower, of small or large amounts. The stock of the company is owned by citizens of Park- ersburg and vicinity, who are among the best in the community. The officers are: W. H. Smith, President; Levin Smith, Vice President; W. H. Ogden. Cashier; J. V. Langfitt, Assistant Cashier; and the Direc- tors are W. H. Smith, Jr., Olin V. Neal, E. J. Humphrey, S. B. Langfitt, S. B. Crawford, F. D. McCoy, Levin Smith, J. V. Langfitt, Win. Kirk, J. T. McMechen, B. D, Stout. -12- Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Corner Market and Fourth Streets Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits, $25,000 00 iW. Va. 594.) The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank was organized in 1900, and since its organization has had a rapid growth. While it is one of the youngest financial institu- tions in the city, it is one of the most sub- stantial and leading financial institutions of the State, having assets exceeding $700,000.00. The Directors are some of the best busi- ness men of the city. The following is a list of the officers and directors of the Bank: President — W. W. Walker, proprietor B!en- nerhassett Hotel. "Vice President — John M. Crawford, Secre- tary and Treasurer Parkersburg Rig and Reel Company. D. A. Beatty, oil producer. D. P. Connolly, oil producer and manager Associated Producers Company. J. W. Solley, superintendent South Penn Oil Company. R. J. A. Boreman, capitalist. W. S. Tracewell, real estate. F. O. Havener, president Holly Lumber Company. H. O. Smith, Jeweler. C. T. Hiteshew, Cashier, has been cashier of the institution for the last three years, and is also President of the West Virginia Bank- ers Association. This Bank does a general banking busi- ness in all its branches, including the hand- ling of commercial accounts, the carrying of commercial deposits for business men, a savings department which pays the highest rate of interest on savings deposits, rents safety deposit boxes for the storage of val- uable papers, wills, deeds, notes, mortgages, jewelry, and other valuables; issues drafts on all foreign countries payable at sight; makes collections, and acts as financial agent for its patrons with the utmost dili- gence and care, and in all ways and for all purposes for which a bank is desirable will be found a conservatively managed but en- terprising, financial institution that enjoys the respect and support of many of the largest commercial interests of Parkersburg, and has the hearty good will of the entire commercial life of the city. A careful scrutiny of the personnel of the officers and directors of this Bank will please us when you are seeking to open a new banking account. -13- The Second National Bank of Parkersburg Corner Fifth and Market Streets Capital, $156,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits, $73,000 (W. Va. 375.) The Second National Bank of Parkersburg, corner of Fifth and Market streets, was or- ganized in 1805, with a capital of $103,500, with General J. J. Jackson as its first Presi- dent, who continued in this office until his death in 1877, and with W. H. Wolfe as iis first Cashier. In the thirty-two years of its existence it has built up a large and profit- able business, early being compelled to in- crease its capital, which is now $156,000. General Jackson was succeeded by James W. Dils, who continued President of the Bank during the remainder of his life, niie- teen years. Its other Presidents have been W. H. Wolfe, W. Vrooman and Dennis O'Brien. W. H. Wolfe continued as Cashier for over thirty years, when he was succeeded by G. M. Gilkeson, who in turn was succeeded by George H. Carver, the present Cashier. The Second National Bank was the second bank in the city to organize under the Na- tional Banking law. This Bank has pros- pered from its very inception, and during the various panics the country has passed through since 1865 has never suspended specie payment nor failed to pay its obli- gations in full upon demand. The Second National Bank gives close and careful attention to the interests of its customers, extending as broad and liberal accommodations as prudent and conservative banking will permit, and their wise discre- tion is shown in the unif rm prosperous re- sult and the reputation for integrity which it bears. The approved accounts of banks, bankets, . merchants and corporations are received, loans and discounts made, collections at- tended to, and the bank issues drafts on principal cities and traveler's letters of credit available anywhere. Convenient safety deposit boxes for the storage of valuable papers, such as notes, deeds, wills, jewelry and valuables, etc., are at the disposal o! the public. This Bank is an acknowledged factor in the welfare of the business com- munity, and the city has profited by reason of the efficiency and sufficiency of its bank- ing facilities. The officers of this Bank are: Dennis O'Brien, President; H. S. Wilson, Vice President; George H. Carver, Cashier. The Directors are; W. H. Wolfe, H. S. Wilson, W. N. Miller, A. B. White, R. J. A. Bore- man, J. S. McKown and Dennis O'Brien. —14- Commercial Banking & Trust Company Corner Third Street and Court Square i W. Va. 1471- I November 17, 1903, was the date of the opening of the Commercial Banking & Trust Company, with an authorized stock of $300,- ; paid up capital stock of $105,000. In these days of keen competition the suc- cess "of a Bank is largely dependent upon the liberality of treatment accorded deposi- tors. Recognizing this fact, it has been the policy of its officers to extend such accom- modations to its customers as conservative banking methods would admit. Funds o! individuals, merchants and others are wel- comed, and investments of surplus money io bonds and other securities made when de- sired. This Bank has every facility and power to be and has become one of the Important factors in the business and finance in the city of Parkersburg. It is authorized to act as administrator, executor, trustee, and in any fiduciary capacity. In addition to this, it has a Savings Department, where any de- positor may deposit any small amount at any time and be enabled to receive interest at the rate of 4 per cent on his deposit. The Savings Department of this Bank iri a growing feature, where the small depositor as well as the large one is able to add to his savings, and at the same time receive a lib- era] interest on his accumulations. This particularly should appeal to that class of people whose income is limited to little more than every day requirements. A fund may be accumulated in this way, available in times of sickness or other misfortune, or for any special object. There is a feeling of security and satisfaction in having such a fund in this Bank at your command when wanted. Safety Deposit Boxes are at the service of customers at small expense. This Bank has deposits amounting in the aggregate to $200,000, which are constantly increasing, and is controlled by men of good business judgment and conservative ideas on strictly business lines. Its officers are: B. S. Pope, President; James A. Wetherell, Vice President, and T. J. Wetherell, Cashier. Its Directors are: B. S. Pope, H. M. Spence, Otto Schultz, George W. Strong, Louis Mans- bach, R. Wild, C. P. Morrison, J. A. Weth- erell, T. J. Anderson, Robert Wilson, Fred Graff, E. G. Stephenson, W. S. Keever, Geo. W. Carney, V. L. Bartlett, W. E. Stout. J. W. Dudley, J. H. Shaw, Jacob Radenbaugh, Chas. H. Betts, F. P. Ames. -15- West Virginia Western Telephone Company Parkersburg, West Virginia. The West Virginia Western Telephone Company is the oldest independent tele- phone company in West Virginia, and their history is an inspiration to every patriotic American who sees threat in the amalgamp- tion of large interests and the centralization of power into the hands of the few. "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he," and when there gathered together a few men with ideas and the courage of their convic- tions, who determined to introduce an in- dependent telephone service into West Vir- ginia, nothing daunted them, and the his- tory of their struggle against the wiles and power of a gigantic and merciless octopus, entrenched behind a fortification of patent laws, and against the apathy or supineness of their victims, is a memory that should ever be preserved. That these men succeed- ed goes without saying — such courage when used with caution and with judgment has ever succeeded — and today this Company stands as leader in the independent tele- phone movement ,and the names of these men ar» a household word where\er tele- phony has its quarters. The West Virginia Western Telephone Company was organized in February, 1898, and commenced business in Parkersburg in 189S, and after an aggressive campaign open- ed for business with three hundred sub- scribers in November of that year. Imme- diately their competitor cut rates for all classes of service to three dollars per year less than they offered, coming from an ex- cessive charge to a ridiculous one, and the fight waged merrily on, for the octopus found that they were up against fighters who could and would fight, and who were keenly aware that it was only the last blow that counted. In 1902 The West Virginia Western Company had eight hundred tele- phone in service, when the octopus an- nounced that they would restore their old rates, and the fight was won ,and now the West Virginia Western has twenty-eight hundred telephones in use in Parkersburg, a large and growing Exchange in Marietta, many of the counties of West Virginia an covered with their wires, and prosperous exchanges of the company are located at West Union, Harrisville, Pennsboro, Ellen- boro, Cairo, Auburn, Sistersville and Wil- liamstown, and connections with Clarks- burg, Fairmont, Grafton, Philippi, Elkins, Beverly, Belleville, Ravenswood, Spencer, Ripley, St. Marys, Goose Creek, Belpre, Cool- ville, Pomeroy, Athens, Ohio, and covering Lewis, Braxton, Gilmer, Calhoun, Harrison, Wetzel, Wood. Ritchie, Tyler, Wirt and Jackson counties, their wires connecting the subscriber with over fifty thousand business places and homes in West Virginia and Ohio, from the farmer living back in the hills to the busiest merchant in the State. And the fight that was won was one that insures permanent equitable telephone rates to subscribers, for the principle around which the fight has been conducted has been the introduction of the most satisfactory —16- The Operators at the Switchboard. service at the least possible cost, and re- sults speak for themselves. At no time has this Company placed rates upon the old trust principle of "all that the traffic will bear," but always on the prin- ciple of enabling the workman, no matter how humble his circumstances, to find an economy and a profit in having a telephone in his home and at his service. Great credit should be given to these gentlemen for stick- ing to principle through thick and thin, and for not losing courage where less forceful men must have laid down their arms. The officers of the company are: J. H. Lininger, President; J. E. Carle, Vice Presi- dent; R. H. Rutherford, Secretary; C. ±\ Hiteshew, Treasurer; A. C. Davis, General Manager, and the Directors are: Robert H. Browse. G. D. Jeffers, Ben S. Pope, J. P. Sharp, Richard Wanless, and H. G. Feller. This is a strong and able directorate, and several of its members have been connected with the company from its organization, notably Messrs. Carle, Davis, Rutherford and Lininger. Mr. Lininger is cashier of the People's Bank at Harrisville, and an official in several other corporations. Mr. Carle is a leading farmer, stock raiser and oil producer of Wood County. Mr. Ruther- ford is the general manager of the Oakland Pressed Brick Company of Zanesville, Ohio. Mr. Hiteshew is cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Parkersburg. Mr. Davis, the Napoleon of the Independent telephone movement, devotes his attention entirely to the telephone business, and be- sides having the active management of the Company, and the Marietta Telephone Com- pany, is a director in several other telephone companies, and is Secretary of the West Virginia Independent Telephone Association, and one of the best known telephone men in West Virginia. Mr. Wanless is Presi- dent of the Bank of Cairo, Cairo, West Vir- ginia. Mr. Browse is capitalist and Vice President of the Pleasants County Bank of St. Marys, West Virginia, and a Director in several corporations in Wheeling and else- where. Mr. Feller is Director of the First National Bank of St. Marys. Mr. Sharp is a farmer and interested in several business enterprises, where he is valued for his con- servatism and good judgment. Dr. Jeffers is a leading physician of Parkersburg, and a prominent business man. Mr. Pope is the General Manager of the Parkersburg Dock Company, he being one of the proprietors, and is also the President of the Commercial Banking and Trust Company of Parkersburg and a leading timber dealer. And under this able and talented super- vision the growth, development and health of the West Virginia Telephone Company, and of the independent telephone movement in Southern Ohio and West Virginia, is se- cure. The above illustration shows some of the operators at work on the switchboard. The West Virginia Telephone Company employs in this department, at their Central Ex- change in Parkersburg, 31 operators to look after the needs of their constantly increas- ing number of subscribers. —17— The Parkersburg Iron & Steel Company Beechwood, Parkersburg, W, Va, (W. Va. 3218.) One of the most important industries of Parkersburg is the Parkersburg Iron & Steel Company. Situated beside the Ohio River, at Beec'iwood, the plant has ample grounds for development, as well as for present use, and the hum of industry that greets the ob- server telLs of business that is well man- aged and prosperous, and constantly running to its full capacity day and night. The Parkersburg Iron & Steel Company was or- ganized in 1901, commencing operations De- cember 18th of that year, and since tnat time has run steadily and prosperously. They operate their plant continuously, working day and night, and have nearly five hundred employes on the payroll. It is well to pause and reflect once iti awhile on the magnitude and diversity of a city's interests, and what the addition of a great enterprise means to a city, and this growing concern will serve well for an illus- tration. They employ five hundred men. Five hundred employes at an average i f twenty dollars per week (and a large per- centage of their skilled workers receive much more than this), means a distribution weekly of ten thousand dollars which is ex- pended for the support, care, education and maintenance of this army of employes, their wives and children, among the merchants and business interests of our city. All of this wealth is originated in other places and brought to our city by the sale of the pro- ducts of this concern in world-wide markets. Nor is this all of the wealth that they in- troduce into the commercial life of our city. There are other commercial needs that must be bought and paid for by them, in hand- ling, transporting raw materials and finished products by railroads, by boat lines and teaming, supplies to be purchased, and the multitude of collateral expenditures. It is but fair to believe that Parkersburg receives directly and indirectly from this concern for distribution among her merchants and pro- ducers fully $000,000 each year. What would it mean to withdraw this vast sum yearly from the arteries of commerce of our city? The result would be the demoral- ization, impoverishment and paresis of many and many a business and family now pros- perous, and a general lowering of the whole business tone of the city. But another en- terprise of this magnitude brought here would bring business health and business life to us, and rejuvenate the same com- mercial life with bounding health. Read it again. Think it over. The Parkersburg Iron & Steel Company are manufacturers of Sheet Iron, Sheet Steel, and finished steel products. Their sheet iron is greatly in demand for use in making galvanized iron, corrugated iron siding, for roofing, and for many other purposes. Their Sheet Steel is probably the most popular brand in the country for use in making auto- -18- Coal Barges Going Down the Ohio River. mobile bodies and similar work, where light- ness and toughness and strength must be combined in one perfect whole. Their special product is "Parkersburg Blue" Sheet Steel, a uniform colored sheet for stovepipes, el- . hows, dripping pans, and work wiere high polish and uniform color is needed. Their finished steel products are used in making tacks, roofing, dashers, milk cans, show cards, powder kegs, soda drums, metal whee's. metal ceilings, umbrella rods, satch- el frames, bicycle tubing, soda fountains, gas stoves, gasoline stoves, oak stoves, stamped ware, enameled ware, metal lath- ing, metal screen frames, automobile parts, and for many other purposes. Their equipment is up-to-date in every way, including electric cranes and all mod- ern machinery, and both electric and steam power is used, natural gas being used for fuel. They have their own machine and blacksmith shops for constructing tew an 1 repairing damaged machinery. All of the work of this firm is done under one roof, their business being entirely self-contained, and therefore receiving that personal super- vision that insures the greatest production and the highest quality. They also have more than half a mile of private railway track, which is kept constantly filled; an 1 also< have a private landing on the Ohio River. Their manufactured product averages over two thousand tons per month. The Beechword property adjacent to the Steel Plant is controlled by the Parkersburg Iron & Steel Company, and is operated un- der the name of the Parkersburg Specialty Company. Home sites and homes for work- ers in the plant, and also to residents of the city, are offered at very reasonable prices and terms. They also have some desirable manufacturing sites which are offered on equally advantageous terms. On account of river facilities and railroad trackage, and the level nature of the land, these sites are pe- culiarly desirable. The company also operates the Budke Manufacturing Company, which makes stove pipes, elbows, dripping pans, box bands, metal lath and air-tight heater stoves. The "Acme" goods of the Budke Manufacturing Company are known throughout the country as the standard of quality in elbows, drip- ping pans and stove pipes. T h e officers of the Parkersburg Iron & Steel Company are: C. F. Niemann, Presi- dent and Treasurer; A. H. Geilfuss, Secre- tary; John Stephens, General Manager, and C. A. Orr, Auditor. Spence, Smith & Kootz. The firm of Spence & Smith was organized in 1S98, to deal in Second-Hand Oil Well Supplies and Machinery, and is composed of Mr. H. M. Spence and Mr. W. S. Smith, both gentlemen having been formerly engaged in the same line in Pennsylvania. Believing Parkersburg to be a point well adapted >o their particular line of business, they came here in 1S98, and after thoroughly investi- gating the locality formed a partnership. Their business was originally established to —19— Spence, Smith & Kootz Works, 116 to 120 Ann Street Boiler Shop, Corner Williams Court Alley and First Street (W. Va. 194.) deal in Second-Hand Oil Well Material sole- ly, pot-chasing non-productive wells, pulling out the casing, pipe, &c, and remarketing the same, together with boilers, engines, an.l all material pertaining to an oil well. Each year their business increased, not only in the West Virginia oil fields, but throughout the different states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, and extending also into the different coal mining districts of the same states. For some years Messrs. Spence & Smith have felt the need of a Machine and Boiler Shop in connection with their business, and in the spring of 190G, after investigating the different oil centers, determined upon mak- ing Parkersburg their permanent headquart- ers, and establish shops here; accordingly they purchased a lot 75x175 feet on lower Ann street, and erected thereon a brick building, 36x110 feet, with commodious of- fices attached. They also purchased the machine shop and business of Fisher & Kootz on First street, and removed the machinery to their present location. They then organized a new partnership, taking in Mr. Albert Kootz, who was born and raised in Parkersburg, acquired his trade here, an3 was one of the firm purchased by Messrs. Spence & Smith. He is an able machinist, a master of his trade, and well qualified to superintend the works of the new enter- prise. In addition, Messrs. Spence, Smith & Kootz have splendidly equipped the new works with all necessary new machinery, in- cluding Pipe Machines for the cutting and threading of all sizes of pipe, and in the old shop on First street have installed a modern Boiler Shop, with Power Shears, Punches and all machinery necessary to repair old and manufacture new Boilers. This part of the enterprise is under the superintendency of a Master Boiler Maker and Draughtsman. Particular attention is paid to repairing Steamboat Boilers, and government tested Machine Sheets are constantly kept in stock. Messrs. Spence, Smith & Kootz have made a valuable addition to Parkersburg's indus- tries, and their increasing business, not only lrom the oil fields, but from the Mill, Mine and Steamboat trades justify them in the belief that just such an institution has been needed in Parkersburg. In addition to the new works, Messrs. Spence & Smith will engage more exten- sively than ever in the purchase and sale of all kinds of second-hand machinery, tubing, pipe and supplies, and are always ready to inspect and make price on all kinds and quantities of the above material and will offer for their customers to choose from a larger and better stock, one that has been thoroughly repaired in their own Shops. —20- The Radeker Lumber Company Office and Yards, Foot of Fifth Street. (W. Va. 364) West Virginia is now one of the leading lumber producing States of the Union. Her hills are still covered with the primeval growth, and many of the interior counties are yet to feel the blow of the lumberman's axe. There is timber now standing that will keep the woodsman busy for twenty yeais to come. But the internal develop- ment, the construction of new railway lines, the extension of her manufacturing inter- ests, calls for this timber, and it will be many years before lumbering interests cease to prosper. Parkersburg is the natural distributing point for the lumber of the Little Ka- nawha, the Big Kanawha, and the Elk River Valleys and their tributaries, to the Northern and Northeastern mar- kets. Here the output of these Valleys is most easily and cheaply assembled, stored, anu held in readiness for transportation to these markets. It is the logical meeting point of all interests — manufacturer, distri- butor and user. The Radeker Lumber Company is organ- ized to supply this need. This Company is composed of a body of men each individual of which has a thorough knowledge of the timber and lumbering business in all its branches, and taken as a whole are a com- posite picture of the lumbering interests of West Virginia. Mr. C. W. R. Radeker, the President, is the President of the Nicolette Lumber Com- pany, of Nicolette, West Virginia. Mr. J. R. H. Radeker, the Secretary and Treasurer, is Vice President of that Company, and Mr. \s . W. Watterson, Vice President and Gen- eral Manager, is President of the W. W. Watterson Lumber Company and Treasurer of the West Virginia Veneer Door Company. The Radeker Lumber Company organized with a capital stock of $25,000, fully paid in, will Wholesale and Retail Lumber through- out West Virginia, Southern Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Company have their purchasing agents along the Big Kanawha and Elk Rivers and their tributaries, along the Coal & Coke Railroad and along the Little Kanawha, and their selling agents in various West Virginia and Ohio towns, in Wheeling and in Pittsburg. The lumber they handle is mostly Oak, Poplar and Hem- lock, in all grades, dimensions and thick- nesses, and the firm do especially large business in car oak for building freight and passenger cars. The firm also caters to local needs, carrying nearly 500,000 feet In stock, and are prepared to meet the de- mands of the building trade promptly with the best of West Virginia timber, and also are ever ready to ship quickly to surround- ing points both by water and rail. —21— Kesselman & Company 122, 124, 126 and 128 Ann Street (W. Va. 210) When a successful tury, and business i panding. i business man is continuously for over a third of a cen- when in all that time the constantly growing and ex- is an assured fact that two conditions are present — sterling integrity and a thorough knowledge of the customers' needs. The business of Kesselman & Co. was started over a third of a century ago — thirty-six years ago — by Kesselman & Ban- ser, at Parker's Landing, Pa. Three years later William Kesselman, Sr., moved the business to St. Joe, Butler County, Pa., and eight years later he moved from there to Butler, Pa., following the development of th? oil 0eld, and the business was conducted there until 1887 by himself. In 1887, Charles Brandberg was admitted into partnership, under the firm name of Kesselman & Co. The Parkersburg branch was established eleven years ago, by Mr. William Kessel- man, Jr., and has flourished ever since, un- der his enterprising and energetic adminis- tration. Growing up with the business, there is not a need of a customer that he is not keenly alive to, and prompt to supply, and among the many good thing- which he has promoted and developed for tne trade might be mentioned the "Casing Bowl," of which he is the owner of the patent and sole man- ufacturer, and also the Kesselman & Watson Tubing Catchers, which are also patented. The firm manufactures a superior line of Drilling and Fishing Tools of all kinds, and also do all kinds of forgings and general machine work. The firm does a large busi- ness throughout West Virginia, and also in other States, covering a large field in their line. Mr. William Kesselman, Sr., is one of the oldest manufacturers of oil well tools in the country, and is still actively engaged in the business, his headquarters being at Butler, Pa., and is known throughout the trade as an honorable and upright business man, who has built up a great and successful business by strict application to and a masterful knowledge of his chosen work. The Standard Oil Company. If "grace'' and "grease" are synonymous, the most graceful concern in America is the Standard Oil Company, and Parkersburg shares in the distribution of their grease in a graceful way. For their great Camden Refining Plant is here, employing hundreds of busy workers, and adding materially to the wealth of the city. The reflective mind is not forever in- fluenced by tarbellations, and when one thinks of what great human good has been accomplished by this wonderful business or- ganization, under the inspiration of thnt more wonderful man, John D. Rockefeller, petty differences in policies and econimics pale into insignificance, and a just public mind heartily commends their every work. —22— The Standard Oil Company (,W. Va. 344) Think, for instance, how rich in mineral wealth West Virginia was from t v e begin- ning of time, so much so that oil lay on the surface of many streams, and gas bubbled from the porus ground in many places. And in spite of this evidence of wealth, these re- sources lay undeveloped. And again, think how many small farmers dwelt beside these streams, suffering in an apathy of poverty and malaria and lack of education, their off- spring dying from blighting afflictions, and they powerless to defend them from the ty- phoid and malarial conditions, in their wretchedness and lack of knowledge, and compelled to watch them suffer and to die. And yet again how many places in this coun- try are rich today in a wealth of mineral resources, whose population suffers from a lack of their development. In this light, look upon the countenance of "Uncle John," grace and grease oozing from his smile, for wherever that smile rested there came de- velopment. Wealth that was wasted he gathered, the volume so great that the insig- nificant percentage he retained, and that made his collossal fortune, was but a pygmy beside the wealth he developed for you and me. The man in the isolated district beside the stream found that he was suddenly placed near a center of population, could efl ucate his children, could give them proper medical supervision, could build better homes, could wear better clothing, and could look w'th equanimity upon the future of his growing sons, and find them profitable em- ployment. And the former apathy gave way to cheerful optimism. For he had all he had before, was disturbed in none of his customs, and received both a direct and and indirect profit upon every operation of "Uncle John's." And more, all that science and chemistry and metallurgy could do was ap- plied to the solution of the problem of the essential qualities of the "grease." Valuable medicines were discovered that add to the comfort of living in material ways. New commercial uses were developed, and the "by-product" became the real product and the oil itself became the "by-product," and thousands of families throughout this section are living in affluence today because of It, and are pleased with "Uncle John" and his greaseful ways, secure in the knowledge that the utmost will be done that brains and sci- ence can do to get the greatest good to the greatest number, and to save and conserve the source of supply, for of course for every barrel that is taken from the earth means that much forever gone, as there is no way of replacing the original fluid, except in the alchemy of ages and of nature. Thus, the Standard Oil Company stands not only as a great business enterprise, the highest commercial development reached by the human mind, but also stands as a bar- rier against the wanton waste of a mineral that once exhausted can never be replaced, and for the highest development of that min- eral to the needs and uses of mankind. And in their Parkersburg field of develop- ment, their Camden Works, of which the above picture is a birdseye view, they give employment to several hundred men, and are a material factor in Parkersburg's in- dustries and progress. 23— Masonic Temple of Fairmont, just com pleted by the Brady Construction & Engi neering Company. The Brady Construction & Engineering Co. 507 to 512 Union Trust Building (W. Va. 1776) The Brady Construction & Engineering Company is a splendid example of the de- velopment that is accomplished when science and skill are reinforced by push and enter- prise. The Brady Construction Company, the parent of the present concern, was incor- porated in 1901, with its principal office ru Clarksburg, West Virginia, and was capi- talized at $10,000. In February, 1903, thoy removed to Fairmont, West Virginia. So rapid was their development that In June, 1906, they increased their capital stock to $50,000, changing the name to the Brady Construction & Engineering Company, and locating their principal offices in the Unio.i Trust Building, Parkersburg, West Virginia. No contract is too large for them to under- take, and no contract has been taken that nas not been pushed to a prompt and suc- cessful conclusion. Their work includes Banks, Office Buildings, Soucol Buildings, Factory Buildings, Plain and Reinforced Concrete Construction, Light Frame Con- struction, such as miner's houses; Heavy Timber Construction, Coal Tipples, Washers, Grading, Railroad Construction, etc. Among other large contracts for grading, they now have in process the 80-foot ave- nue for the Parkersburg Industrial Com- pany ,and also the Concrete Masonry Piers and grading of approach for the Parkersburg & South Side Bridge Company, all on the south side of the Little Kanawha River, at Parkersburg. They also do High-Class Engineering, Railroad Surveys, Mine Work, etc., and •lurnish estimates on any class of construc- tion or engineering work in any part of the country upon request. The present officers of the company are S. D. Brady, President; G. E. Suck, Secre- tary and Treasurer. —24- Parkersburg Artificial Stone Company Corner of Jeannette and George Streets (W. Va. 19) One of the new enterprises of Parkersburg that deserves more than passing mention is the Parkersburg Artificial Stone Company, which is located at the corner of Jeannette and George streets. This Concern was established in 1903. In 1905 it was incorporated by W. W. Watter- son, C. F. Hannaman, S. H. Lowther, L. Ken- dall and T. F. Campbell, and is now a thriv- ing and prosperous industry. The factory occupies a building 35 feet wide by 144 feet in length. It is situated within convenient distance of the B. & O. Railroad, and when the new yard tracks are laid a line will ex- tend to the dioor of the factory. The build- ing is constructed of artificial stone, is one story high, and perfectly frost-proof, so that work can be carried on at all times. It is equipped with the most up-to-date machin- ery, consisting of steam engine, mixer, steel trucks and other appliances, and now has 1,800 feet of trackage, which is utilized to the full extent in carrying on the work. The factory manufactures but one thing- artificial stone — made from concrete by a patent process, of sand and cement, and is produced at the rate of GOO square feet a day. A large stock is constantly kept on hand, usually about 20,000 feet, enough to build four or five moderate-size houses. The stone is made both plain for use in walls, and ornamental for use in trimming, and is used for a wide variety of purposes. Whole buildings are made of it, and experi- ence shows them to be the cheapest build- ings in the world. Such houses cost about the same as ordinary brick, and much less than pressed brick houses. They are as durable as stone. Owing to the peculiar ventilating system used, they are dryer than either brick or stone, and easier to heat. All over the country an increasing number of artificial stone houses are being built each year, and reports from them have all been favorable. Very few people realize the last- ing qualities of concrete, but when it is re- membered that concrete of substantially the same composition made 3,000 years ago is still well preserved, and shows no signs of crumbling or decay, while stone cut in the same period has crumbled into dust, some idea of the wonderful endurance of this ma- terial can be obtained. Impervious to 'heat or frost, hardening by exposure to the weather, never shrinking, cracking or warp- ing, it is the best substance ever discovered for fire walls, and is the ideal building ma- terial, both for houses, and for foundations, chimneys, sustaining walls, colonial columns, trimmings, and many other purposes. At the present time the company employs fifteen men, and with increasing appreciation of the value of this form of building ma- terial, is bound to have a steadily increasijg tiade. -25— The National Plaster & Supply Company On B. & O. R. R. near George Street ( W. Va. 1408) The National Plaster & Supply Company is a West Virginia corporation, organized in March, 1905, with a capitalization of $15,- 000; this being increased in January of this year to $25,000, the increased capital being necessary in order to meet the requirements of the growing business. The present officers are: S. T. Mallory, President; Senator Thomas Gartlan, Vice President, and J. B. Arbour, Manager. The manufactured product of the company consists of "EGYPTIAN" Hard-Wall Plaster. The factory buildings, which are located ad- vantageously on the B. & O. R. R . near George street, being completely equipped for the manufacture of this material, having a. capacity of forty tons per day. Present plans include improvements in the present plant, permitting of more rapid and econo- mical handling of materials. Extreme care is used in every detail of manufacture, none but the highest grade materials of their kind are allowed to enter into the composition and all materials are so throughly mixed as to make an absolutely uniform Plaster. By- reason of the policy of the company aiming always toward High Quality, "EGYPTIAN" has come to be recognized as the Standard Plaster; commands in many markets a high- er price than competitive materials, and is conceded to be a leader among Wall Plas- ters. The features commending "EGYP- TIAN" are Hardness, Durability, Great Ten- sile Strength, Sanitary (containing no vege- table matter), and ,t is affected by neither heat nor cold. Is also Fireproof, and men- tion is made of the fact that instances have been known where Egyptian Walls have stood intact without support, after all stud- ding had been burned away. With such dis- tinct advantages over other materials, the popularity of this high-grade material is ac- counted for, and prospective builders look- ing for the best should consider no substl tute. Shipments are made over Southern Ohio and West Virginia, and the scope of opera- tions of the company are constantly broad - ening. In order to more efficiently serve Us customers in that territory contiguous to Huntington, W. Va., there has been estab- lished in that city a branch office an 1 ware- room, andi the present quarters being out- grown, a new modern wareroom, meeting the requirements of the company, wiil be erected there within the next few months. This company is also an extensive dealer in all lines cf Builders' Supplies. Among these might be mentioned "DRAGON" Port- land Cement, being a strictly high-grade American Portland, extensively used by the government and the leading railroad com- panies. Locally, Dragon is extensively used in sidewalk construction and concrete work —26— The W. H. Smith Hardware Company 117 and 119 Third Street. Parkersburg, W. Va. iW. Va. 330) in general. Particular mention is mads, however, of its use in the two most import- ant pieces of concrete work in the city, viz: the concrete foundation supporting the six- story Brown-Kendall building, and the piers of the new bridge to the South Side, 6,000 barrels being used in the latter mentione I work alone. Other lines include "EGYPTIAN" White Rock Finish, the highest grade white finish- ing material for interior walls on the mar- ket. "J. M." Asbestos Roofing, Natural Ce- ments, Sewer Pipe, Lime, etc. In all ma- terials in which the company deals it is in position to name competitive prices for eith- er less than carload or for carload ship- ments, and inquiries from the trade are earnestly solicited. The W. H. Smith Hardware Company. The business of The W. H. Smith Hard- ware Company was established in 1874, first as a partnership; later it was incorporated under the laws of West Virginia, with W. H. Smith, Sr., as its first President. Upon the death of W. H. Smith, February 22, 1906, W. H. Smith, Jr., succeeded to the presi- dency of the company. At this time W. H. Smith, T. P. Smith, Levin Smith, C. W. Edelen and J. T. McMechen compose the Board of Directors. The officers are: W. H. Smith, President; C. W. Edelen. Vice President; T. P. Smith, Secretary. Soon alter its organization the company embarked in the wholesale business, sending iis salesmen into nearly all sections of the State, as well as Southeastern Ohio. In this way, and by judicious advertising, it has done much to establish the reputation of Parkersburg as a distributing point and commercial center, as well as assist in the growth and prosperity of the city. The company, with one exception, a dis- astrous fire in August, 1S99. by which it sustained a heavy loss, has iiad an uninter- rupted growth and prosperous career. The management, by correct business methods, always abreast of the times, public spirit, enterprise and fair dealings, have developed a leading position in the Wholesale Hard- ware business cf the State, and now has probably the best equipped establishment of the kind in the Central Ohio Valley. The company confidently look forward to greater growth and increased prosperity for Park- ersburg, in which, with other interests, it hopes to share. —27— The Brown-Kendall Company Wholesale Notions and Furnishings 514 Juliana Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. (W. Va. 1581) A very successful enterprise, newly organ- ized in Parkersburg, West Virginia, is that of the Wholesale Notions and Furnishings firm known as The Brown-Kendall Com- pany, at 514 Juliana street. Incorporated under the laws of the State of West Virginia. June 20, 1904, with J. S. Brown, President; M. A. Kendall, Vice President, and J. A. Brown, Secretary and Treasurer. The Brown- Kendall Company began active business op- erations the following February, in a build- ing owned by the Graham-Bumgarner Com- pany. Soon after the beginning of their success- ful undertaking their quarters were found far too small to. accommodate their rapidly increasing business, and in the fall of 1906 they built one of the most modern business buildings in West Virginia to care for their large and rapidly expanding trade. "Great oaks from little acorns grow." Be- ing amply financed and managed with busi- ness judgment and energetic zeal, buying merchandise admirably adapted to their trade, and then letting the trade know that they had the goods, has brought this enter- prising firm abounding success, and they have had the pleasure of seeing the acorn planted in 1904 develop into the sturdy oak of 1907, with its branches extending over all parts of West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio. Well satisfied customers throughout the State insure their continued success, and they are rapidly becoming the leading Wholesale Notions and Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing House of West Virginia. The same fidelity to their customers' inter- ests which has brought them such deserved success still continues and characterizes the methods of this enterprising firm, and their permanent success is assured. —28— Graham-Bumgarner Company Paid up Capita], $200,000. Manufacturers and Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. Exclusive Agents for Hood and Old Colony Rubbers, 516 and 518 Juliana Street, Parkersburg, W, Va. (W. Va. 553) Parkersburg people have seen our business develop from infancy into the strength and vigor of youth. It has been a period of steady growth, every year showing a satis- factory gain over the former one. We at- tribute this to our constant effort to always serve the best interests of our customers. Our sales have now reached an annual volume considerably larger than those of most shoe jobbers in cities the size of Park- ersburg. In fact, we cannot expect to great- ly increase our business as jobbers, because the local jobbers' territory is necessarily limited. But the manufacturer has no limit to his opportunities for expansion. For this reason we are now erecting the FIRST SHOE FACTORY EVER BUILT IN THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. In this fac- tory we will make a high grade line of shoes l r workingmen. Just as rapidly as is ex- pedient, we expect to erect factories for the manufacture of other lines, the next prob- ably being for women's medium-priced shoes. Our success as manufacturers means much to Parkersburg. It means steady employ- ment at good wages to scores of men and women. Now, we want every Parkersburger to "boost" for us when he can. Ask your dealer for "Parkersburg-made" shoes, and tell your out-of-town merchant friends about us. And MR. PARKERSBURG MERCHANT, don't you think it would be good policy to boost your own business by boosting home industry? -29— Ml iiirfl^ ! ""*^™ Crystal Springs Water Springdale, Parkersburg, W, Va, (W. Va. 221) The health of a city depends upon the pur- ity of its water suppy. The common mistake that filters purify water is misleading. Miost impurities and the bacteria of most diseases caused from impure water are held in solution, and only the material vegetable matter is removed b : filtering, leaving a transparent and beautiful water, but like the Isle of Cyprus, "filled with dead men's bones." Parkersburg is blessed in having at her door one of the finest springs of pure chaly- beate water to be found. The discovery of this wonderful Spring was made but a few years ago, and with each succeeding year since that discovery the merit and quality of this water has increased its popular favor, and added a constantly increasing number of consumers, and it is now in daily use in all the leading hotels and homes of our beauti- ful city. Crystal Springs Water is rature's purest and most wholesome remedy for most of mankind's ills. Given plenty of wholesome exercise in pure air, and with pure water to clear the system and cleanse the blood, sickness among humankind will be as rare as among the brute creation. Crystal Springs Water, the purest of table water, contains all the goodness and power of prevention that is claimed for the besc or imported waters, because it is absolutely free from all possible contact with decaying animal or vegetable matter, but gushes from the earth pure and undefiled, and in such volume as to adequately supply the needs of Parkersburg for all drinking and culinary purposes. Every precaution is taken in the handling of this Water, that no bacteria or dirt of any description approaches it. Bottles are sterilized before filling, and securely corked against the decomposition by atmospheric influences, so that when it reaches you it is pure and free from any disease-bearing germs. One trial will convince you of its delightful purity. "It adds years to one's life and life to one's years," and continued use brings purer blood and better health. The price of Crystal Springs Water makes it no longer a luxury. It is within the easy reach of every family, no matter how humble their circumstances. For Crystal Springs Water the charge is 50 cents per dozen half- gallon bottles, and 25 cents for 5-gallon carboys. Telephone for a trial sample bottle. Call up West Virginia Western phone 221 today, and prove for yourself the value in health and comfort we offer you, and that Crystal Springs Water is the purest and best of nature's waters. CRYSTAL SPRINGS WATER CO., F. M. Gould, Prop. —30— -^HouT&eiW^ K The Star Grocer Company Corner of Juliana and Second Streets, Parkersburg, W, Va, (W. Va. 290) The Star Grocer Company is the young- est Wholesale Grocery House in Parkers- burg. and the most vigorous. From a small concern, but full of push and enterprise, they have in less than ten years won first place as the leading Wholesale Grocery House in Parkersburg, and, for that matter, in this section of West Virginia. Nothing has been left undone that could be done to make their business more successful, and their never failing tact, courtesy, enter- prise and careful consideration of their cus- tomers' needs, has won them this distinc- tion in this remarkably rjhort period of time. They have ever been prompt to meet the changing conditions and needs of a growing business, and had little more than started when they found their space inade- quate for their needs and resolved upon more commodious quarters, and decided to build a modern Wholesale Grocery Ware- house especially adapted to their use. Therefore, in 1901, they obtained a piece of ground in the very heart of the shipping district, only a block and a half from the boat landing and one block from the freight depot, and on it built a Warehouse 43 x 85, with four stories and basement, and equip- ped it with every modern device that was practical for the better care and handling of their goods. This building was planned by men who knew from practical experi- ence just what was needed to make it con- venient, and especial attention was given to the classification of goods and adaptability to the quick assembling of orders to insure prompt shipment, a very necessary feature in caring for the retail trade's most urgent needs; with the result that there is nowhere in West Virginia, and probably nowhere in the country, a more modern and up-to-date Wholesale Grocery Warehouse to be found. Among other advantages they installed a private railway track to enable them co handle goods at the least cost and with the least delay and waste, and also insuring quick shipments of large orders to their customers. That their trade in general appreciate this consideration of their needs is shown in the steadily increasing business that comes to this hustling firm, and the fact that a custo- mer once gained remains a loyal friend as well as customer. Everywhere throughout their warerooms business is moving like a piece of well oiled machinery, without confusion and with clock-like regularity, bringing a maximum net result, the warehouse being equipped with every appliance that will aid the em- ployee in his work, and facilitate the as- sembling of orders. On the road the House is represented by an active and aggressive force of traveling 31— The Parkersburg Brewing Company Seventh Street, between Green and Swann (.W. Va. 5) salesmen, who have worked zealously for the House's interests and have proven of far more than the average ability, and who have made of business a pleasure, and won a legion of friends for both themselves and the House they represent, a genial friendly company of travelers whom it is a pleasure to meet and do business with. And the House thoroughly appreciates their services, realizing that the old saying is true, "A house is what its salesmen make it." Thus the Star Grocer Company stands at the beginning of 1907 not only as the lead- ing Wholesale Grocery Company of Park- ersburg, and this section of West Virginia, but with the brightest of prospects for a still greater trade. And notwithstanding the hustle incidental to an active and we!l- cared for business, the man calling on busi- ness will be met with a heart-warming wel- come that at once places him en rapport with the House, and will find it a pleasure to place his interests in their care, knowing that he will have as careful personal atten- tion given to his needs as he himself could give, and that courtesy, prompt shipment and perfect goods are an undeviating rule with the House, and that everything possible will be done to make it both a pleasure and profit to do business with them. The officers of the Company are W. T. Wiant, President; J. C. Brohard, Secretary, and W. C. McConaughey, Treasurer and Manager. The Parkersburg Brewing Company The Parkersburg Brewing Company was incorporated under the laws of West Virginia June 24, 1889, with M. Rapp as President, C. Goetz, Vice President, and W. H. F. Kelly, Secretary. The first beer from the new brewery was delivered in August, 1890, and the demand for the product has steadily in- creased from that time, entailing a constant enlargement- of the plant and the introduc- tion of improved machinery from time to time to meet the growing demand. The buildings of the company now cover several acres of ground, and are built of the most solid masonry. A fine electric plant furn- ishes the light for all the buildings, and the latest improved ice machine supplies the large quantity of ice used in the manufac- ture of the thousands of barrels of beer made here. The first impression one receives on entering the plant is of the courtesy of the attendants, and the absolute cleanliness that prevails everywhere throughout the place. The buildings are most conveniently divided off. Everything is handy and convenient. The plant keeps fifty men constantly em- ployed. Nothing but the finest seasoned imported hops enter into the composition of their beers, and the water is the purest artesian, which, with the sanitary precautions taken, make their beers the purest, most delicious, and most wholesome— the beer that replaces others but is never replaced. —32— Lock and Dam, No. 18, Parkersburg, W. Va. The brands of beer made by the Parkers- burg Brewing Company are "Genuine Pil- sener," "Extra Old Lager," and "Club Ex- port." The latter is bottled for export and has obtained a high reputation for its medi- cinal qualities and for family use. The brewing is under the personal super- vision of Head Brewer Frank Hemmrich, a thorough master of all the details of the ait of brewing, whose long experience under German instruction makes him take front rank with the best in America, who has been with the company ever since its organ- ization. The Bottling Department is under the management of Mr. G. L. Fries, an old Park- ersburg citizen, being born and raised here, and is well known and popular with a wide circle of friends and acquaintances. This de- partment is supplied with all the latest ap- pliances and conveniences, and is kept con- stantly busy to supply the large demand. Mr. Carl Goetz is collector and traveliag agent for the firm, and is a well known and popular salesman, with a large circle of friends throughout Southeastern Ohio an J West Virginia. Mr. Frank McKim is now bookkeeper, the position formerly held by Mr. Goetz. The present officers of the company are: Daniel Schafer, President; J. H. Kelly, Vice President; W. H. F. Kelly, Secretary; Con- rad Goetz, Treasurer and General Manager. Of these officers, Mr. Conrad Goetz and Mr. W. H. F. Kelly have been identified with the firm from the beginning. Visitors to the plant are always welcome, and are shown every courtesy, and polite at- tendants take pleasure in explaining the minutest details of the brewing from the malt and hops to the great vats of finished product, ice cold, in the seclusion of the cellars, three of which are required to hold the stock kept constantly on hand. The Camden Theater The Camden Theater, of which the above photograph was taken during the perform- ance of "The Girl That Looks Like Me," by Kathryn Osterman, New Year's matinee, U the finest theater in any town of this size In the Southwest. It is modern and has a seat- ing rapacity of 1400, and its stage will ac- commodate the largest road production. This Theater brings to Parkersburg a magnificent line of high class attractions, and the grati- fying success which it has achieved shows that the effort of the management to secure <>nh high class attractions is keenly appre- ciated by the theater-going public. Fully 50,000 people make The Camden their the- ater home. Three street car lines pass the entrance, and the Inter-Urban line is but a block away, making it easily accessible from all parts of the city, the suburbs and ad- jacent towns. In fact, so pleasant and com- fortable is the seating arrangement, and so fine are the acoustics, that a steady clien- —33- The Camden Theater West Side Market Street, bet iW. Va tele from neighboring towns prefer this theater to those located in their own place, and visit here regularly. The theater is but two blocks from the B. & O. depot, and near all the leading hotels, making it ideally con- venient in every way. Under the able management of Mr. L. M Luchs this theater has played to capacity houses this season such plays as Kathrvn Osterman in "The Girl That Looks Like Me," "The Lion and the Mouse," "Wonder- land," Lew Dockstader's Minstrels, "The Maid and the Mummy," Mildred Holland in "A Paradise of Lies," Richard Carle in "The Mayor of Tokio," Little Johnnie Jones," "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," "The Clansman," Wm. H. Crane and Ellis Jeffreys in "She Stoops to Conquer," Malcolm Ar- buckle in the "County Chairman," Jess Dandy in the "Prince of Pilsen," Marie Ca- hill in "Marrying Mary," Dustin Parnum in "The Virginian," Al G'. Field's Minstrels, Paul Gilmore in "At Yale," Robert Edesnn in "Strong Heart," and has in prospect many of the leading plays on the American stage, such as "The College Widow," "Squaw Man," "Red Feather," Mme. Modjeska, "Coming Thro' the Rye," and others, including many of the reigning stars. Especially noteworthy are conveniences not usually found in theaters of this class, notably the promenade foyer, and check room, the ample space for ingress and exit, making a panic scarcely possible; the unusu- —34- ween Seventh and Eighth 402) ally comfortable seats, the excellence of the orchestra; in fact, the stranger in the town is surprised at the many little finishing touches for his pleasure, convenience and comfort, so seldom found, as to be a con- stant and pleasant surprise. The "Star" dressing rooms are magnifi- cently equipped, and have been pronounced by the "profession" to be as handsome as are found anywhere in this 'Country. As to the remainder of the dressing rooms, noth- ing has been left undone that will add to Che comfort and convenience behind the foot- lights. The theater is equipped with commodious boxes, handsomely furnished to accommo- date theater parties, etc. Great attention has been paid to the construction and equip- ment to prevent fire. The walls of the build- ing are twenty-eight inches thick. A very heavy wall running from the basement to the roof, divides the stage from the audi- ence, and with the heavy asbestos curtain the stage is entirely separated from the main auditorium. Automatic tire shutters are located at every opening between the stage and the auditorium room. A fire hose is located on every floor, which is connected with the city water. In fact, the theater is constructed as near fire-proof as possible, and every precaution has been taken to make the theater abso- lutely safe. The Parkersburg Dispatch-News City Hall Place, Parkersburg, W. Va. ( Business Offices, W. Va. 503. Editorial Rooms, W. Va. 520 I The Camden Theater has recently been leased to a corporation projected by the well known theatrical firm of Nixon & Zim- merman. This will assure the public of a very fine line of attractions for the corning seasons. The Opera Block Investment Company built and own the entire block in which is located the Camden Theater, this being one of the most attractive business blocks in the city of Parkersburg. The Directors of the Company are: Senator J. N. Camden, Pres.; H. H. Moss, Vice Pres.; S. D. Camden, Secy: H. P. Moss, Treas.: W. N. Chancellor. The Parkersburg DispatclvNews Published every morning by The Park- ersburg Dispatch-News Company; offices City Hall Place, Parkersburg, W .Va. Charles B. Kefauver, President. John Marshall, Secretary-Treasurer. Member Associated Press. Largest circu- lation of any paper published in the Ohio Valley between Wheeling and Cincinnati. A morning newspaper is recognized as the best advertising medium in the world. Ap- ply for rates. Telephone Nos. Bell. Business Offices 503 Editorial Rooms 386 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Delivered by carrier to city subscribers W. Va. 503 520 every day in the week, including Sunday, at 10 cents per week. Seven papers for 10 cents, including Sun- day issue. By mail in advance, postage prepaid. Daily, including Sundays, one year, $5.00; six months $2.50; three months, $1.25; one month, 45 cents. Liberal advertising rates on application. The Parkersburg Dispatch-News is the foremost newspaper published in West Vir- ginia within the vast region of the Ohio Valley between Wheeling and Cincinnati. It is the only morning newspaper published in Parkersburg, and serves a wider scope of territory than any other newspaper in West Virginia. It has the world-wide Associated Press service, thereby giving its readers news of both hemispheres. Locally it covers the state of West Vir- ginia and in particular detail all the coun- ties tributary to Wood, and within a radius of 50 to 100 miles from Parkersbuig. It is without a rival in Parkersburg in cir- culation, in news service, and in usefulness and value to reader and advertiser. Outside of Parkersburg it has subscribers in every county in West Virginia. Its particular ter- ritory outside of Parkersbuig and Wood county embraces a wide area of populous and prosperous country, wherein it servos thou sands of readers, the majority of whom take no other daily newspaper. Among the coun- —35- The Parkersburg High School. ties embraced in this territory are: Ritchie, Wirt, Pleasants, Calhoun, Doddridge, Roane, Jackson, Harrison, Gilmer, Braxton, Mason Lewis, Taylor, Barbour, Wetzel, Tyler. This field of newspaperdom is almost ex- clusively tributary to Parkersburg and The Dispatch-News, and through this territory the local news of Parkersburg and of West Virginia and the leading news events of the United States- and of the world, are pub- lished by The Dispatch-News fresh from the midnight and early morning types of the printer ahead of all competitors, going out on the early morning trains in all directions from Parkersburg. In the undisputed field of such a wide and populous territory, with the splendid city of Parkersburg for the base of its operations, The Dispatch-News is growing and will con- tinue to grow to the influence, power and circulation of a truly metropolitan news- paper. No intelligent individual, no up-to-date family or home, no business man within these borders, can afford t» be without this paper. It gets there first, it has the best, and its circle of daily readers is limited only to the population within its natural territory. Besides the foregoing, the following are many other manufacturers and large em- ployers of labor in Parkersburg: A. B. Copen, Brick Maker. M. B. Stephenson, Brick Maker. O. O. Tolles Brick Co. Logan Carriage Co. Parkersburg Chair Co. Parkersburg Dock Co. C. C. Camden & Co., Electrical Supplies. U. S. Engine Co. The Peerless Milling Co. Bent ley & Gerwig Furniture Go. C. C. Martin & Co., Wholesale Grocers. H. C. Jackson Co., Wholesale Grocers. The C. Nelly Co., Wholesale Grocers. Chancellor Hardware Co. R. L. Neal & Co., Hardware. <;. W. Niswander & Co., Hardware. Rector Bros. & Rardin, Hardware. H. F. Harnish & Co., Saddlery. Woodward Manufacturing Co., Saddlery. Parkersburg Ice Co. Citizens Lumber Co. Parkersburg Mill Co. Nicolette Lumber Co. W. W. Watterson Lumber Co. H. S. Wilson & Son, Lumber. Parkersburg Mattress Co. Parkersburg Mantel, Tile and Mfg. Co. International Harvester Co. Acme Fishing Tool Co. J. J. Crotty & Co. National Supply Co. Oil Well Supply Co. Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co. Stiles Foundry & Supply Co. Globe Printing & Binding Co. B. & O. Railroad Co. Little Kanawha Railroad Co. Parkersburg, Marietta & Inter-Urban Ry. Case Manufacturing Co. —36- Col. Charles B. Kefauver President of the Parkersburg Dispatch-News. Of the men who have the interests < t Parkersburg at heart and are working earn- estly for her welfare and advancement, one of the most prominent is Col. Charles B. Kefauver. A daily newspaper is always i strong weapon, and when used with judg- ment and conservatism, can be made i mighty force in the constructive work of a city. The whole history of Col. Kefauver shows that The Dispatch-News is in the hands of a man who will wield it mightily for the city's welfare. Col. Kefauver has been always active in political life in the State, and has been a strong factor in help- ing many a deserving man to a higher polit- ical position. He stands by his friends, and his worst enemy will not accuse him of truckling or trading. He can take a licking gracefully, but he cannot stand aside an 1 see a friend whipped. He has occupied num- erous responsible political positions, nearly or quite all of them by appointment without request or solicitation upon his part. He began his political career and became iden- tified with the Republican politics of the State while a correspondent for newspapers at Grafton. His first official position was as Secretary of the Taylor County Republican Executive Committee and as confidential secretary to Hon. Thomas E. Davis, who was Republican candidate for Governor in 1892. Later he was Secretary of the Second Dis- trict Congressional Committee in 1896, for Judge Alston G. Dayton, who was re-elected to Congress from that district. During the administration of Governor Atkinson he was in charge of the Insurance Department in the State Auditor's office, and was ap- pointed by Governor Atkinson, without sol- icitation as State Bank Examiner, serving th.3 last year of Atkinson's administration. Prior to that, in 1898, Col. Kefauver was ap- pointed by Gen. George W. Curtin as Brig- ade Adjutant General of the West Virginia National Guard, with rank of Lieutenant Colonel, serving in this position for nearly three years, and surrendered same when he entered the Government service as casiiisr in the local Revenue Office under Thomas E. Davis. After this Col. Kefauver became Secretary and General Superintendent of the Cairo & Kanawha Railway Company, which position he now holds. The Dispatch-News will receive the most of Col. Kefauver's attention, and the results he is bringing teil more than volumes of fulsome praise can tell of his adaptibility to Hie management of a successful newspaper. Col. Kefauver was born in Baltimore. Maryland, and was educated in the Balti- more City College. He is a member of the Blennerhassett Club, but no society circum- scribes his sphere of influence. He num- bers his friends as a tree numbers its leaves, and many a grateful man looks back to the time when "Charlie" Kefauver's friendship was the controlling force that lifted him into the position which his ambition crave 1. Democratic and unassuming in manner, he is one of the most approachable men in th" city, and is a type of the active young busi- ness men on which the future of Parkers- burg depends. A. C. Davis General Manager West Virginia Western Telephone Company To tell you the story comprised within the forty-one years of active and aggressive life of the subject of this sketch would take sev- eral volumes. To condense it is almost im- possible, for he has lived more to the square inch than most men have to the cubic yard. The dominant note is that A. C. Davis is a man who so dearly loves peace that he will fight for it — and always has. He can't \>e whipped, for he don't know when you have got him whipped, and will fight from ar>\ position, up, down or sidewise. And when he fights, size don't scare him, nor time doesn't count. He doesn't fight by rounds and rules, but fights till he whips. That he is self-made goes without sayln Usually when you say a man is self-made you mean he is the good one out of a bad bunch. Davis isn't. He comes from a fine family and a fine home. But he just had to have an independent career and had ro make it for himself. He was too enthusi- astic and progressive to follow precedent, so he cut his own way through the commercial wilderness and cleared his own ground. Na- turally the point of greatest resistance was the point that attracted him most. A "at, easy and dreamy proposition don't attract Davis. It has got to have bumps and angles, and rocks strewn along the way, to loik inviting to him. He is always at high pres- sure and in working order, and to tell what he has accomplished is simply to write the history of what he has undertaken. TV.ie for instance the following list: General Manager of the West Virginia Western Telephone Company, Parkersburg, W. Va. Secretary and General Manager of the Marietta Telephone Company, Marietta, O. Secretary of the Caldwell-Marietta Tele- phone Company. Secretary and Treasurer of the West Vir- ginia Telephone, Telegraph and Transpor- tation Co. Secretary West Virginia Independent Tele- phone Association. Secretary Parkersburg Novelty and Speci- alty Co. • Secretary Oakland Pressed Brick Co. Director Parkersburg Banking and Tniot Company. Vice President Caldwell Independent Tel j- phone Company. Director Ravenswood Telephone Company. And an officer or director in many other corporations in West Virginia and other States. Any time you want to find Davis go in the fore front where the crowd is greatest and the fighting is the thickest — bui if you don't want to get hurt keep back of him. There is no one man today who has done more to lift the mask from the bugaboo of hypothet- ical power supposed to have been centered in great corporations where it could not re governed or controlled, and who has shown that the largest octopus is but a bubble to be pricked by determined and aggn ive men. Mr. Davis was born in Harrison County, West Virginia, September 21, 18GG, and was educated in the public schools of West Vir- ginia, and afterward in Alfred University, New York, and Central University of Indi- ana. He is a graduate in Civil Engineering, and in his earlier business career taught in public and private schools, and later was bookkeeper and auditor. He was Auditor and Office Manager of the West Virginia Western Telephone Company from 1898 to 1901, and has been General Manager of that Company from 1901 to the present time. His whole business career has been one of ag- gressive constructive work, and Parkers- burg is proud to claim him as her own. T. R. Cowell Vice President Cairo & Kanawha Railway Company Among the many oil producers who came to this field during the oil excitement of twelve years ago at Sistersville, and who re- mained to invest in and upbuild the city i industrial life, no man is better or more favorably known than T. R. Cowell. Mr. Cowell began his career in the oil field here, in the employ of the Fisher Oil Company, getting up at five o'clock in the morning and riding all day inspecting the drilling of their various wells, and thus gaining a fundamental and practical experi- ence in the oil business, which naturally led him into oil production for himself. Since that time Mr. Cowell has drilled more wildcat wells, developed more new ter- ritory, has opened up more oil pools, and has organized more oil companies than any other one man in West Virginia, and a pe- culiar feature of his whole oil producing ca- reer is that every man identified with him has always prospered When one considers the risks attendant upon the development of wildcat fields this is truly remarkable. He was one of the first ones to drill in the Elk Fork field in Tyler County, West Vir- ginia, and also drilled in one of the firsi wells in Ben's Run pool that opened up one of the best Cow Run pools in Pleasants County, West Virginia. He promoted the company that drilled the first well in the Bloomfield pool, Washington County, Ohio, and many others. Mr. Cowell is interested in oil properties in West Virginia, Illinois and Kentucky, owning 12,000 acres of oil leases in Ritchie County, and buys and sells more large o'l properties than any other one man in the State. Mr. Cowell moved his residence -to Parkersburg four years ago, and is one of the city's wide-awake and progressive busi- ness men, probably being best known out- side of the oil business because of his con- nection with the Cairo & Kanawha Railway Company, of which he is Vice President. Among the many industries with which »Mr. Cowell is identified or which he his had a material influence in establishing in Parkersburg is the National Plaster & Su > ply Company, of which he is a Director, which was recently enlarged and recapital- ized, and which maintains about fifteen em- ployes: the Ohio Valley Bending Company, employing about thirty-five men. the Cairo it Kanawha Railway with a veritable army of employes; and he is a stockholder in num- erous other concerns and enterprises. Mr. Cowell was born at Oil City, Pennsyl- vania, and was educated at Holbrook Mi'i- tary Academy. Ossining, New York, and th? United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, and for a time was As- sistant Military Instructor at Holbrook. He was appointed First Lieutenant Adjutant. Second Infantry, West Virginia National Guard, in 1902. by Governor White, and w.is appointed Captain Adjutant. Second Infan- try, West Virginia National Guard, Feo- ruary 3, 1905, by Governor Dawson. Mr. Cowell is a member of the Elks Club, the Blennerhassett Club, the Country Club, and stands high in Masonic circles, and is every- where regarded as one of the best of Park- ersburg's coming young business men. J. Mentor Caldwell J. Mentor Caldwell, a graduate of the Columbian University of Washington, D. C, is one of Parkerstrarg's popular and pro- gressive young attorneys, who had confi- dence in f he future of his home city, n 1 therefore established his every interest here. Being an optimist in the highest sense if the word, the travail of the day does no^ discourage him, and he identifies himself with those interests that tend to develop and upbuild a better and a greater Parkers - burg. He never loses an opportunity at home or abroad to tell of the progress and prosperity of his native State and of Park- ersburg, the coming industrial city of the great Ohio Valley, knowing that from her superior geographical position, natural ad vantages and proximity to the great natunl wealth of West Virginia, she must act as a distributing center for this wealth to the north, northwest and northeast, and th it also from her superior stragetic position she furnishes to manufactures of coal, iron and lumber a ^enter where these commodities can be assembled cheapest, be manufactured at least cost and distributed to the great marts of the world at the lowest price. Mr. Caldwell is Republican in politics, feel- ing that it is the duty of every good citizen to take a deep and abiding personal interest in the political as well as the social ami industrial progress of his city, State and Nation, and is active and aggressive in hi, party's interests. He is Chairman of the Senatorial Committee; Member of the Exec- utive Committee of Wood County, and Se> retary of the City Republican Executive Committee, and is a speaker and indefatig- able worker in each campaign. Mr. Caldwell is charitable, jovial .; id warm-hearted, and has a good word tor everybody. The poor have found in him a friend in time of trouble, and in times "t distress he has always been a willing worker, using every effort to succor the afflicted a id to re-estab'ish normal conditions. Whatever adds to the interests of Park- ersburg finds in Mr. Caldwell an enthusiastic supporter, and whatever he gives his sup- port finds in him a tireless worker, as he acknowledges no such word as "fail." Real- izing the value of a Red Book, showing the commercial, industrial and social advant- ages of his home city, he disregarded any mi' stion of financial loss to himself and lent every energy to produce a book that would be a credit to the city and show the many advantages comprised within her borders, and to him may be ascribed the credit for the present unique work, which we herewith present to you. Mr. Caldwell is an attorney with a large and growing practice, and is a "hustler" whose evevv effort is for progress and pros- perity, and whose tireless energy is devotel both politically and socially to make a better and a greater Parkersburg. The Willard School. Parkersburg Schools Parkersburg schools are among the best to be found anywhere in the country, involv- ing a modern educational system complete in all its branches. Not only is a sound training in English and mathematics given, but also the collateral branches, including Deportment, Music, Drawing, Physical Cul- ture, German, etc. Her school buildings are modern and up- to-date, with careful attention paid to heat- ing, lighting and ventilation, and will compare well with the best to be found anywhere. Her corps of teachers are well trained and enthusiastic in their work, and are under the supervision of a superintend- ent whose years of training in the schools qualifies him to know tbe every need of the schools, and to give them direct personal supervision. Tuition is free to all residents of the city. Especial emphasis must be laid upon the fact that from the primary grade to' the time of graduation books are furnished free of charge, placing a fine scholastic training within the reach of even the most humble. Non-residents pay a tuition fee of one dol- lar per month in the grade schools and of two dollars per month in the High School. BOARD OF EDUCATION President— Talbot O. Bullock. Secretary — Geo. D. Heaton. Commissioners — J. W. Solly, R. B. Taylor, Chas. A. Musgrave, G. G. Quick. HIGH SCHOOL C. W. Boetticher, Principal; Miss Rogers, English; Miss Bailey, Mathematics; Miss Moore, German; Miss Henderson, Mathe- matics; Miss Taylor, English; Miss Merri- man, Latin; Miss Morris, History; Miss Vinton, Arithmetic; Mr. Knabenshue, Sci- ence. HIGH SCHOOL GRADES Miss Virts, 8th year; Miss Davis, 8th year; Miss Alexander, 7th year; Miss Adcock, 8th and 7th years; Miss Barber, 7th year; Miss Wiedman, 6th year; Miss Gale, 6th year; Miss McCarroll, 6th year. WILLARD SCHOOL. L. L. Headley, Principal', 8th year; Miss Anna Smith, 8th year; Miss Tracewell, 7th year; Miss Spencer, 7th year; Miss Stutler, 7th year; Miss Neale, 6th year; Miss Alle- man, 6th year; Miss McCurdy, 5th year; Miss Woodyard, 5th year; Miss Anderson, 4th year; Miss Snodgrass, 3rd year; Miss Armstrong, 2d year; Miss Mabel Smith, 1st year. McKINLEY SCHOOL. A. B. Cummins, Principal, 8th year; Miss Beckwith, 5th year; Miss Crooks, 5th year; Miss Wells, 4th year; Miss Mallory, 2d and -37- 3d years: Miss Heydenreich, 3d year; Miss Rexroad, 2d year; Miss Hendershot, 1st year; Miss Weyer, 1st year. JEFFERSON SCHOOL G. L. Hall, Principal, 5th year; Ely Petty, 5th year; Miss Hoffman, 4th year; Miss I.owther, 4th year; Miss Harrigan, 2d year; Miss Kerr, 3rd year; Miss Hutsler, 2d year; Miss Marlowe, 3d year; Miss Williams, 1st year; Miss Daley, 1st year. EMERSON SCHOOL R. A. McPtoerson, Principal, 6th, 7th and 8th years; Maude Spencer, 4th and 5th years; Grace Warner, 3d year; Clara Lytle, 2d year; Lydia Wilcox, 1st year. FAIRVIEW No. 1 SCHOOL T. J. Wigal, Principal, 4th, 5th and fitn years; Leona Wertenbacker, 1st, 2d and 3d years. The McKinley School. FAIRVIEW No. 2 SCHOOL, Mrs. Caldwell, 3d and 4th years; Lulu Mc- Henry, 2d and 3d years; Francis Bolvin, 1st year. BEECHWOOD SCHOOL J. A. Givens, Principal, 3d and 4th years; Jessie Farrow, 1st and 2d years. RIVERSIDE No. 1 SCHOOL Ethel Creel. RIVERSIDE No. 2 SCHOOL Dora Alleman. NEAL'S SCHOOL T. E. Powell. CORE SCHOOL S. B. Gainer. OGDIN SCHOOL Grace Leavitt. The Jefferson School. —38— Convent of Visitation, DeSalles Heights. KRAFT SCHOOL Jeannette Baughrnan. SUMNER SCHOOL (Colored). J. B. Jefferson, Principal, 8th and High School; Esther Colston, Sth and 7th years; Alberta McClung, 4th and 5th years; Grace Julius, 2d and 3d years; Bernadine Peyton. SPECIAL TEACHERS AND SUBSTI- TUTES. Miss Bryan, Music; Miss Swope, Physical Culture; Miss Cleveland, Drawing; Miss Hinckley. General Substitute; Miss De- Vaughan, Substitute Jefferson; Miss Mc- Kay, Substitute McKinley; Miss Musgrave, Substitute Willard. THIRTEENTH STREET SCHOOL Rosa L. Curry, Principal, 4th year; Ethel Wa lulling, 3d year; Blanche Kendall, 2d year; Hattie Worman, 1st year. GARFIELD SCHOOL Flora P. Cooper, Principal, 5th year; Lue Sleeth, 4th year; Miss Tavenner, 3d year; Miss Roberts, 3d and 1st years; Miss Van Winkle, 21 year; Miss Leonard, 1st year. -39- Interior St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church. Parkersburg Churches ST. FRANCIS XAVIER ROMAN CATHOUC CHURCH. Corner of Sixth and Market streets. Membership, 2200. Sunday services, 7.30, 9.00 and 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Daily services, 5.45 and 8.00 a. m. Sunday school, 9.30 a. m. Ladies' Altar Society meets fourth. Tuesday of each month. Angels' Sodality meets at Visitation Convent. Sodality of the B. V. M. meets everv Friday evening. League of the Sacred Heart meets first Fri- day of each month. Pastor— Rev. Father Hiekey, 532 Market street. Assistant Pastor— Rev. Father Walsh, 532 Market street. Superintendent of Sunday School — Rev. Father Walsh. H. L. Caswell, president; Conrad Goetz, vice president; M. J. Hughes, secretary; Col. J F. Partridge, treasurer; Col. D. H. Leon- ard, John C. Altman, Matthew Reich. GRACE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHAPEL. Elizabeth turnpike, Tavennerville. Sunday services, second and fourth Sunday mornings of each month, 11.00 a. m. Sunday school, 2.30 p. m. Rector— Rev. A. B. Mitchell, 1023 Laird ave- nue. Parish Visitor— S. H. Sniff en, 1036 Lynn street. Vestry — Simms Powell, warden; A. W. Wag- enknecht, recorder; W. G. Peterkin, treas- urer; T. S. Hannan. Sexton— J. V. Mayhall. •40— FIRST M. E. CHURCH. Northeast corner of Fifth and Juliana SI I. Membership, 714. Sunday services. 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 ;>. u,. Sunday school, 9.45 a. m. Epworth League, Sunday, 6.30 p. in. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 p. iu. Minister — Rev. Chas. Kelley Jenness, 1005 Juliana street. Superintendent Sunday School — \V. 3. Speece. Superintendent Primary Department — Mrs. G. P. Morgan. Secretary Epworth League — Stanley Hig- gins President Epworth League — C. C. Echols. Fitsiaent Home Missionary Society — Mrs. J. Bryan. President, Foreign Missionary Society — Mrs. Doyle. President Social Union — Mrs. Laura Doyle. Organist — Miss Winifred Mayhall. Choirist— Florence Bryan. Trusteef — Daniel Gould, B. S. Pope, O. S. Jones J. W. Vandervort, R. B. Taylor, F. G. Ogdin, B. F. Stewart, Dr. H. Campbell, C. W Archbold. Stewards— J. A. Bryan, Wesley Hull, S. L. Gould. M. A. Kendall, E. L. Davidson, D. W. Heyl, G. P. Morgan, J. R. Anderson, S B. Crawford, H. H. Dils, W. G. Reid, Dr. J. C. Callander, A. T. Kreps Sexton— Pleasant Reeves. LAUCKPORT M. E. CHURCH. Corner of F and Main streets. Services every other Sunday of each month. Pastor— Rev. E. D. W. King, 2007 Ohio avenue. RIVERSIDE M. E. CHURCH. Ohio avenue north of Nineteenth street. Sunday services, first Sunday in each month at 10.30 a. m.; thin! Sunday in each month at 7.30 p. m Sunday school at 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Tuesday at 7.30 p. m. Pastor— Rev. E. S. Deane, 2017 Murdoch ave nue extension. SOUTH PARKERSBURG M. E. CHURCH Sixth avenue near George street, Membership, 5b. Sunday services first and third Sundays of each month; first Sunday, 11 a. m.; third Sunday, 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Prayer Meeting — Sunday and Wednesday, 7.30 a. m. Pastor— Rev. E. D. W. King, 2007 Ohio ave- nue. Superintendent Sun lay Soliool — L. M. Backus. Trustees — Martin Buchheimer, W. A. Cole, Samuel Yoho. Class Leader — Samuel Yoho. LOGAN MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH. (Colored) Corner of Ann and Sixth streets. Membership, L36. Sunday servces, 11.00 a. m. and 7.45 p. m. Sunday school, 2.30 p. m. Epworth League, Sundays, 0.30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesdays, 8.00 p. m. Pastor— Rr-v. G. W. W. Jenkins, 123 Seventh street.. Superintendent of Sunday School — Rev. A. F Tuck. President of Ladies' Auxiliary — Maria Fergu- son. President Helping Hand — Anna E. Tuck. Stewards — John Carter, Wm. Watkins, Jo seph Peters, James Watkins, Harry Slash. Wm. Hays, Wm. A. McClung. Wm. H. Fer- guson, Samuel Custus, Luke Johnson. Board of Trustees — George W. Edmondson, Lewis H. Dickson, Charles Ellis, John Ca- ter, Monroe Jackson, Pleasant Reeves. James Watkins, Wm. H. Ferguson. Sexton — Maltha Brown. —41- ELBERON M. E. CHURCH. Northeast corner of St. Marys avenue and Nineteenth street. Membership, 400. Sunday preaching, 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 p. rr. Sunday school, 9.30 a. m. Epworth League, Sunday, 6.30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. Pastor — Rev. S. S. Klyne, Ph. D., 1810 Dud- ley avenue. At home, mornings. (W. Va 833). Superintendent of Sunday School — Prof. D. C. Tabler. Secretary of Sunday School — Miss Minnie Seats. President Epworth League — C. S. Wash- burn. Secretary Epworth League— Herman Lynch. Superintendent Junior League — Mrs. Maggie Baiic-;. President Ladies' Aid Society — Mrs. Maggie Bailey. Exhorter and Class Leader — Jacob Stealey. Trustees— C. S. Washburn, president; C. \Y. Deem secretary ; J. E. Richardson, Daniel Gold, S. S. McCandless, W. E. Smith, M. K. Davis, Abraham McOonnell, Hugh R. Baiicy. Stewards — M. H. Flower, recording steward; F. A. Kinch, D. S.; W. H. Neal, James Trissler, J. E Richardson, Maggie Bailev, Anna McCand'ess, C. M. Marquis, M. K. Davis C. C. Lynch, L. L. Headley, T. L\ Smth, Tillie Buzzard. Sexton — Herman Lynch. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH. (Clored) East side of Clay street, near Eighth. Membership, 45. Sunday services, 11.00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. Sunday school, 3.00 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesdays, 7.30 p. m. Pastor— Rev. E. E. Obrient, 820 Clay stre;:. Stewards — Washington Maddison, Calvin Taylor, J. T. Payne, Robert Lotterberry , Wm. Mason. Stewardess Board — Mrs. Frances Cusist, Mrs. Elizabeth Lotterberry, Mrs. Ellen Smith, Miss Martha Jones, Mrs. Malissa Lotterberry, Mrs. Florence Robson, Mrs. Anna Payne, Mrs. Sopha Spencer, Mrs Lavina Dews. Organist — Mrs. # Maggie Shellcrof. Choirist — Mrs. Luella Collins. Sextons — Mrs. Margaret Clark, Miss Lizzie Clark. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP1 1 Nl ' Corner of Charles and William s' lie. Sunday services — First, third and fit clays of each month, 11.00 a. m., an Sunda >' Sunday at 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 3.30 p. m. Rector— Rev. A. B. Mitchell, 1023 I.ai nue. Parish Visitor— S. H. Sniffen, 1036 Lynn street. jird ave Vestry — Simms Powell, warden; A. W Was enknecht, recorder; W. G. Peterkiir trei,s " urer; T. S. Hannan. Sexton— J. V. Mayhall. —42— TRINITY CHURCH. Membership: Communicants, about 300; bap- tized, about 000. East side of Juliana street, between Fourth and Fifth. Rectory, southeast corner cf Juliana and Fifth streets. Sunday services, 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 10.00 a. m. Rector — Rev. S. Scollay Moore. Office in Rectcry, 9 to 10 a. m., 1 to 2 p. m. Resi- dence, 430 Juliana street. Senior Warden — Dr. T. B. Camden. Junior Warden — W. "M. Trevor. Registrar — W.,M. Trevor. i ,.si. lent -er— Dr. W. H. Sharp. Bryan. _b. M. Ambler, J. N. Camden. Dr. T. Presidentamden, W. N. Chancellor, F. Fowler, Doyle. Martin, H. H. Moss, W. J. Robb, Dr. President- Sharp, B. D. Spillman, W. M. Tre- Organist W. Vrooman. Choirist- lst and Choir Master — DeWitt C. Gar- ion. i — Robert Lindsay. Trustee; Jones G. Ogt C. W , PS CHAPEL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH Steward Gould. 1 Creek road, North Parkersburg. W. Hi Membership, 200. S B. Junior League. Sundays, 4.00 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesdays, 7.30 p. m. Pastor— Rev. J. D. Stalnaker, North Parkeis burg. (W. Va. 1419— ring 4). Superintendent of Sunday School— E. R. Prince. Superintendent of Junior League— Miss Ly- dia Wilcox. President of Epworth League— John Burge. Official Board— T. J. Wigal, Emmett Kid- well. I. J. Poling, Ernest Tortner, Wm. Ad- cock. C. R. Mayhew, B. Ellis Johnson. Board of Trustees — H. H. Custer, Wm. Wells, James Flint, C. R. Mayhew. President Home Mission Society — Miss Cora Burge. Sexton — Ralph Wilcox. Dr. J y services, 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. school, 10.00 a. m. Sexton— th League, Sundays, 6.45 p. m. ST. PAUL'S M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH. Northwest corner of Eleventh and Market streets. Sunday services, 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 9.45 a. m. Epworth League, Sunday, 6.45 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. Pastor — Rev. U. V. W. Darlington, 217 Elev- enth. At home, all hours. Superintendent Sunday School— Levin Smich President Epworth League — Thomas Cole- man. President Women's Foreign Mission Soci- ety — Miss Lucy Smith. \Y ' i ■ ' // / : M -ofl &| ill Mw J .... w\ Bethany Methodist Protestant Church. President Women's Home Mission Society — Mrs. E. E. Fuller-ton. Board of Trustees— E. P. Chancellor, A. B. Chancellor, J. W. Kight, G. W. Niswander, Levin Smith, W. H. Smith, Jr., John S. Camden. Board of Stewards — J. S. Brown, C. W. Ede- len, E. P. Chancellor, Jr., Levin Smith, B. D. Stout, H. P. Moss, E. S. Wolfe, J. W. Wolfe, T. G. Martin, O. V. Neal, J. T. Ringer, G. W. Niswander, J. S. Wade, Joe Park. Sexton — William Carpenter. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH. (Colored) West side of Green street, near Eighth. Membership, 50. Sunday services, 11.00 a. m. an 1 7 . o p. m. Sunday school, 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesdays, 7.30 p. m. Class meeting, Fridays, 7.30 p. m. Pastor — Rev. Frederic Jones, Green near Eighth street. Officers — Peter Brock, Andrew Brent, Alex- ander Williams, Thomas Corsey, Joseph Peters. Steward — Peter Brock. Trustees — Peter Brock, Thomas Corsey, Jo- seph Peters. Sexton— Gertrude Williams. BETHANY METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH. Northeast corner of Lynn and Wood streets Membership, lit). Sunday services, 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 9.45 a. m. Christian Endeavor, Sundays, C.30 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor, Sundays, 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesdays, 8.00 p. m. Pastor — Rev. A. J. Allman, 914 Lynn street. At home mornings. Superintendent of Sunday School — C. W. Morrison. President Y. P. S. C. E. — M. D. Lewis. Superintendent Junior Y. P. S C. E. — Mrs. A. J. Allman. Board of Trustees — G. D. Wells, president. Financial Board — Chas. Flemming, presi- dent; Col. C. C. Showalter, secretary. —44— CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner of Thirteenth unci Avery Street: Sunday services, 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 p. u Sunday school, 9.45 a. m. B. Y. P. U., Sundays, 6.30 p. in- Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7.45 p. in. FIRST i: API 1ST CHURCH. Southwest corner of Ninth and Market Sts. Membership 750. Sunday services, 11.00 a. m. and 7.30 i>. m. Sunday school, 9.30 a, m. B. Y. P. U., 6.30 p. m. (May to September, services 30 minutes later.) Pastor—Rev. W. H. Henry. Board of Deacons -C. M. C ffman, Sieve Da vidson, W. (!. Grogan, William Elliott, J. II. Knapp, John Vahn, Charles McD naid, H. Neni. Board of Trustees .1. \Y Dudley, D R Con gleton, John Vahn. Sexton— I. eke Johnson. Pastor— Rev. William J. Cambron, D. D., Ph. D. Study hours, 8.00 a. m. to 12.30 p. m. At home, 12.30 to 2.00 p. m. (W Va. 192 M Board of Deacons — L. Dudley, Dr. I. W. Hutchinson, J. L. Marlow, G. L. Morford, M. H. Pease, Elias Lemaster. Board of Trustees— L. Dudley, J. S. Hout, .1. S. Warnick, Albert Pearcy, J. H. Grogg. Executive Board — L. Dudley, Albert Pearcy, J. S. Hout, J. S. Warnick, William Rich ardson, J. H. Grogg, G. C. Enoch, M. H. Pease. Treasurer — John D. Nowrey Clerk— John W. Dudley, Jr. NORTH PARKERSBURG BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner of Twenty-fourth street and Dudlee avenue. Sunday school, 2.30 p. m. LAUCKPORT BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Main and 1) streets. Services every other Sunday of each motr i at 11 a. m. -45— St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church. SOUTH PARKERSBURG BAPTIST CHURCH. County road near Fifth avenue extended. Membership, 30. Sunday servces every filth Sunday at 11.00 a. m. Preaching, Thursday night.-;, before second and fourth Sundays of month, at 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Pastor— Rev. H. C. Cofer, Pottery Junction. Superintendent of Sunday Scbool — W. A Golden. Deacons— W. A. Golden, B. S. Hopkins. Board of Trustees — B. F. Mount, Wm. Coop er, Loge Taylor. Clerk of Church — Bessie Gooden. Treasurer — Frank Spriggs. Sexton — Bessie Gooden. ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Corner of Avery and Nine and One-Half Sts. Lord's Day — Sunday services, 11 a. m., Di vine worship (German), 7.30 p. m., Divin-J worship (English). Special services on Holy Days. Sunday school, 9.30 a. m. Luther League, Tuesday, 8.00 p. in. Litany and address each Wednesday at 8.00 p. m. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. (Colored) Southeast corner Eighth and Clay streets. Membership 155. Sunday services, 11.00 a. m. and 8.00 p. m Sunday school, 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesdays and Fridays, 8.00 p. m. B. Y. P. U., Sundays, 6.30 p. m. Pastor — Rev. Wm. Toney, 403 Eighth street. Deacons — James Madison, Tandy Brown, Thomas Gooden, Isaac Carr. Board of Trustees — Wm. Carpenter, Lee Bowlles, Jacob Smith. Prudential Committee — Cornelius Wadkins, Frank Spriggs, Lee Bowlles. Ordained Minister — J. L. Davis. Pastor— Rev. F. C. Longaker, 931 Avery. At home Thursdays and Fridays. Deacons — John Busch, Henry Kramer, George L. Muhn, Jacob Young, Albert Rockenstein, M. T. Helm. Sexton — John Maloney. -46- FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. Northwest corner of St. Marys avenue uul Sixteenth street. Membership, 325. Sunday services, 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 9.45 a. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesdays, 7.30 p. m. Past i— Rev. M. L. Weekley, 1007 Seve>- teemh street. Study hours, morn'ngs. Superintendent of Sunday School — l). E Stalnaker . President Y. P. C. U.— J. J. Shore. President Ladies' Aid Society — Mrs. F. Cec ; .'. President Woman's Missionary Society- Mrs. S. C. Warner. Chinch Treasurer — J. J. Shore. Coard of Trustees — P. L. Jones, president, W. H. Cecil, secretary; D. W. Fauss, treas- urer; J. T. Arnold and J. J. Shore. Sexton— W. H. Stalnaker. FAIRVIEW UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Corner of Sixteenth and Briant streets. Sunday services, 2.30 and 7.30 p. ni. Sunday school, 10.00 a. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. Pastor— Rev. M. L. Weekley, 1007 Seven- teenth street. Study hours, mornings. Superintendent of Sunday School — H. S. Carpenter. President Y. P. C. U— J. W. Whitlatch. President Ladies' Aid Society — Mrs. Nettie Lowther. Church Treasurer — T. M. Dickson. Board of Trustees — J. W. Whitlatch, presi- dent; T. M. Dickson, secretary; Thomas Lowther, treasurer; H. S. Carpenter au E& i^Pl'-jti . *■ ' /" r i—' 1 , y : '?•■ '"*-•■■ '*«m8 Scene in the Oil Field Near Parkersburg, W. Va. Brown C L, 1507 Avery. Brown Cora Mrs, domestic, 35 Gth. Brown David (& Mrs), teamster, 808 Frank- lin av. Brown E (& Mrs), cigar store, 237 Court si. Brown Edward, cook, rear 912 9th. Brown E P, druggist, 529 Market (W Va 547), h 934 Murdoch av (W Va 1481). Brown E W (& Mrs), oil driller, Bradley av. Brown Ed (& Mrs), 223 1-2 Ann. •"Brown F A, trav salesman, 1028 Market. Brown F H (& Mrs), shoes, 1028 Market. Brown Frank (& Mrs), civil eng, 330 Lubecfc Brown Geo W (& Mrs), tobacconist, 1412 St Marys av. Brown Gertrude, 1014 Murdoch av. Brown H S, 1507 Avery. Brown Isabella, 1203 Juliana. Brown J A, mgr Brown-Kendall Co, 1507 Avery (W Va 1206). Brown J A (& Mrs), merchant, 1502 Avery. Brown James K, roofer, 1324 25th. Brown J C (& Mrs), 524 4th (W Va 190). Brown Jesse (& Mrs), 200 Juliana. Brown J E (& Mrs), teamster, 533 4th. Brown J E (& Mrs), wholesale shoes, 1023 Market (W Va 899). Brown John (& Mrs), waiter. 546 Marietta av Brown J N, sergt police, 1627 19th. Brown J S (& Mrs) (Brown-Kendall Co), 1507 Avery (W Va 860). Brown Joseph, teamster, 533 4th. Brown J W N (& Mrs), mgr Henry C Jack- son Co. 1711 Avery. Brown-Kendall Co The, wholesale notions, 518 Juliana (W Va 1581). Brown Julia S, 1028 Market. Brown Lillie Mrs, seamstress, 1321 Cornwall Brown Mabel F, 1028 Market. Brown May, seamstress, S Side. Brown Marshall L, student, 1201 Juliana. Brown Martha Mrs, janitress, 43 6th. Brown Mary I, 1324 25th. Brown Mary F Mrs, 1701 Lynn. Bi ivn M R (& Mrs), tool dresr, 2516 Ohio. Brown Millie, 114 Juliana. Brown Milton, cook, 1321 Cornwall. Brown M J (& Mrs), plumber, 203 Avery. Brown Newton Mrs, 1027 19th. Brown Pearl M, hair dresser, 816 Cla>. Brown Pharmacy, 529 Market (W Va 547). Brown Rebecca, Bradley av. Brown R E (& Mrs), mgr J W Dils, 1808 Spring. Brown Dr Robt L, (& Mrs), physician, 1201 Juliana. Brown Robt L Jr, student, 1201 Juliana. Brown R L (& Mrs), rm 707 Union Trust Bldg, h 1012 George. Brown Sara, 323 2d. Brown Sallie Mrs, 1717 Spring. Brown S T Mrs, 816 Clay (W Va 97). Brown S G (& Mrs), plasterer, 1905 Ohio av Brown-T A (& Mrs), lawyer, Eagle Bldg, Juliana (W Va 610). Brown Tandy (& Mrs), contractor, 816 Clay. Brown Tandy Mrs, hair dresser, 816 Clay. Brown J Tandy Jr, bricklayer, S16 Clay. Brown Willard, stonemason, 1324 25th. Browne H H, plasterer, 1511 19th. Browne Rebecca, seamstress, 1511 19th. Browne Winifred Mrs, printer, 320 E 10th. —83- Mrs. Tandy Brown Fashionable Hair Dressing, Manicuring and Massage. 816 Clay Street, North of Public Library. All Hair Work made to order. Will Call at Residence. (W. Va. 97 i Brownfield W C (& Mrs), stonemason, 903 16th (W Va 1G41). Broyles Charles>4& Mrs), jeweler, 1232 22d. Broyles Eva, 1008 1-2 12th. Broyles G D Mrs, 1008 1-2 12th. Broyles Norma, 1008 1-2 12th. Bruckner Frank (& Mrs), wks steel mills, Bruckner Threse, 426 Market, 2d floor. 206 Susquehanna av. Bruner Joseph (& Mrs), mgr Palace Hotel. Bruncardi Eugene, 208 1-2 Court sq: Brunicardi Bajiloo, clerk, 622 7th. Brunicardi G B (& Mrs), fruit dealr, 427 6th. Brunicori Anito, clerk, 427 6th. Brunicori Joe, fruit store, 622 7th. Bruny Chas W, 209 1-2 Ann. Bruny Delmar, 209 1-2 Ann. Bruny Sarah Mrs, 209 1-2 Ann. Bryan C E, supt B & O, 1020 Ann (W Va 641). Bryan C P (& Mrs), eng, G03 Depot (W Va 723). Bryan Bess, 1020 Ann. Bryan Beverly G, druggist, 114 Market (W Va S06), h 603 Depot. Bryan Dora, housekeeper, 1033 Quincy. Bryan Fannie, 603 Depot. Bryan Flora, 1020 Ann. Bryan Florence, supt music pub schools, 62 + Ann. Bryan Jas A (& Mrs), (Bryan & Speece), 1334 Market (W Va 1150). Bryan O'Connor (& Mrs), engineer, 1816 Spring. Bryan Owen, plumber, 603 Depot. Bryan & Speece, tailoring, 609 MarKet (W Va 559). Bryan Will, student, 1020 Ann. Bryan W'm, engineer, 603 Depot. Bryan Wm T, oil pumper, 1710 Latrobe. Bryan O H, foreman, 603 Depot. Buchanan M E, 558 Marietta av. Buchannon, Addie M, 1263 24th. Buchhannon Harvey B (& Mrs), teamster, 1400 25th. Buckhannon & Northern R R Co, Guaranty Bldg. Buchannon S C, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Buchannon W M (& Mrs), teamstr, 1263 24th Buchheimer Henry (& Mrs), blksmlth, 1017 Latrobe. Buchheimer Martin (& Mrs), laborer, 830 Division. Buchheimer Stella, seamstress, 433 E 12th. Buck Alvilda Mrs, cook, 208 7th. Buck James H (& Mrs), iceman, Atlantic av. Buckhannon L C, railroader, 24 19th. Buckhannon W R, railroader, 24 19th. Buckeye Traders, 2d-hand goods, 109 3d. Buckley Charles (& Mrs), 1925 Ohio av. Buckley Charles, laborer, 711 Division. Buckley E A (& Mrs), teamster, 711 Division Buckley Geo (& Mrs), patrol drivr, 1206 Avery. Jas. A. Bryan W. S. Speece Bryan & Speece, Men's Furnishers 609 Market Street. ( W. Va. Phone 559 ) Headquarters for Men's Wear. HATS Sole Agents for Hawes Hat, $3.00. Sole Agents for Albert Hat, $3.50. Stetson's, $4.00 and $5.00. Dudley's ( London ), $5.00. Also a Line of Cheaper Hats and Caps. FOOTWEAR UNDERWEAR NECKWEAR HANDWEAR Shirts, 50cts., $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, Negligee, Dress and Full Dress. TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES. Suits to Order, $20, $25, $30, $35 and $40 &S" Agents for Headlight Overalls and Sargeant Gloves. —85— Buffington Millinery Parlors. 219 Seventh Street. Mrs. N. L. Buffington, Proprietress. When examining our goods, note the quality, then the price. Sole agent for the celebrated " Wade Corsets." ( W. Va. Phone 1713. ) Blake Edna E, dressmkr, 1027 Avery. Buckley Henry (& Mrs), laborer. 211 George. Buckley H S, bartender. 221 Juliana. Buckley Joseph L (& Mrs), 101 13th. Buckley Lucretia, tailoress, 311 1-2 4th. Buckley M H, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Buckley Mollie, seamstress, 311 1-2 4th. Buckner Arthur N, solicitor, 3511 Murdoch. Buckner B M, clerk, 1901 Murdoch av. Buckner D W (& Mrs), slsmn, 915 Virginia. Buckner Jerry (& Mrs), teamster, 14 Frank- lin av. Buckner Jas (& Mts), janitor, 251G Clement. Budd Beulah, secretary, 415 Market. Budd Geo, chief opr W IT T Co, 411 Ann (\V Va 45G). Budd Nellie M. 411 Ann. Budke Manufacturing Co, Beechwood (W Va 1098). Budwell J B, 1705 17th. Buehler Dorothea Mi's, 428 1-2 Market. Buehler's Bar (Win Buehler prop), 310 5th (W Va 397). Buehler Wm (& Mrs), prop Buehler's Bar, 310 5th (W Va 397). Buffington Arianna, 1213 Juliana. Buffington Emma S, 1213 Juliana. Buffington Leila E, 1213 Juliana (W Va 1178). Buffington's Millinery Parlors (Mrs N L Buffington prop), 219 7th (W Va 1713). Buffington N L Mrs, prop Buffington's Milli- nery Parlors, 219 7th,. Bukey Chas A (& Mrs), cashier Pksburg Natl Bank. 125 13t (W Va 4S3). Bullock John O (& Mrs), 1G00 Avery. Bullock Talbot O, lawyer, 240 1-2 Court sq (\V Va 715), h 405 Avery (W Va 449). Bumgarner C D, cashier, 415 Market, h 1407 Spring (W Va 1103). Bumgarner C H (& Mrs), section foreman, 610 Avery. Bumgarner J P (4 Mrs), 2d-hand store, 223 Avery. Bumgarner Okey (& Mrs), carpenter, Vienna Bumgarner's 2d-hand Store (J P and Z O), 223 Juliana (W Va 283). Bumgarner S F Mrs, 1407 Spring. Bumgarner Wm, adv agt, Vienna. Bumgarner Wm (& Mrs), brakeman, 1000 Virginia av. Bumgarner Wm M (& Mrs), adv elk, Vienna Bumgarner Z O (& Mrs) (Bumgarner's 2d- hand store), Vienna. Bunch F O (& Mrs), dairyman, Phelps v (W Va 1714-4). Bunnell & Co, jewelers, 309 6th. Buntin G A (& Mrs), mgr Club Rooms,1031 Avery. Burch Ella, chambermaid, 614 George. Burch Emaline, 614 George. Burch F S Mrs, 931 Juliana (W Va 1023). Burch Mary E, cook, 614 George. Burch W O (& Mrs), plasterer, 1427 19th. Burchard E M (& Mrs), laborer, house boat. Burchard Ed (& Mrs), laborer, 533 4th. Burchard G R (& Mrs), trav. slsmn,827 Lynn Burd Delia, telephone opr, 114 7th. Burdett A B (& Mrs), driver, 324 4th. Burdett Lovel C, farmer, Riverview. Burdette Mollie G, domestic, Riverview. Burdette Arthur (& Mrs), driver, 324 4th. Burdette Okie L, teamster, Riverview. Burdette Wm P (& Mrs), farmer, Riverview. Burdette A B (& Mrs), blksmith, 314 9 1-2 Burdette Bertha, 314 9 1-2 st. Burdette C (& Mrs), 1605 Dewey. Burdette E M, contractor, 1910 Spring (W Va 1287). Burdette Eva, laundress, 324 4th. Burdette Flo, 1910 Spring. Burdette Hattie, stenographer, 1910 Spring. Burdette Lelia, tailoress, 324 4th. Burdette Maude, 314 9 1-2 st. Burdette Myrtle, 1G05 Dewey. Burdette Willie, 314 9 1-2 st. Burdette Lelia B. laundress, 324 4th. Burrield H W, bkkpr, 1802 Spring- Burg, grocer, 600 Juliana. Burge J W, gen store, Briscoe(W Va 3202-D) Burge J W (& Mrs), mach, Bull Creek rd. Burgess Chas (& Mrs), steel wkr, Buena Vista. Burgunder Fannie, 918 Ann. Burgy Anise, domestic, 5G2 1-2 Gale av. Burgy Chas E (& Mrs), carp, 808 Virginia. Burgy Ed, cement, 562 1-2 Gale av. Burgy Elizabeth, 562 1-2 Gale av. Burgy Emma, 138 Terrace av. Burgy George, carp, 138 Terrace av. Burgy Lewis (& Mrs), teamster, 226 Bradley. Burgy Laura, 138 Terrace av. Burgy Mintie, 138 Terrace av. Burk Anna, 1121 Avery. Burk Charles, 1218 Lynn. Burk Delia A, 508 William. Burk D S (& Mrs), driver, 1063 Avery. Burk Edith M, 1405 St Marys av. Burk F B (& Mrs), lawyer, 811 19th (W Va 1402). Burk Frank (& Mrs), cabman, 1213 Swann. Burk Harlie (& Mrs), laborer, 1224 Swann. Burk Janet, 1501 Spring. Burk Jas H (& Mrs), jeweler, 1501 Spring (W Va 805). Burk John J (& Mrs), 508 William. Burk J W (& Mrs), bag mstr, 1129 Avery (W Va 998). Burk Laura B, bkkpr, 1063 Avery. Burk Libbie, 612 Wms Ct al (W Va 73). Burk Lucy L, 1501 Spring. Burk Louise Mrs. 1405 St Marys av. Burk Margaret, stenographer, 1121 Avery. Burk Matthew, mach, 1121 Avery. Burk O V (& Mrs), engineer, 1222 Swann. Burk W J (& Mrs), bricklayer, 1121 Avery. Burk Wm Mrs. clerk, 1405 St Marys av. Burk Wm (& Mrs), painter, Marrtown rd. Burke Bessie, 508 William. Burke Catherine, 508 William. Burke Clara G. 1121 Avery. Burke Dennis (& Mrs), telephone man. 932 Swann (W Va 768). Burke's Grocery Store (Mrs Catherine Burke prop), 718 1-2 7th. Burke James, plumber, 034 Depot. Burke John C (& Mrs) (Burke's Supply i Plumbing Co), 016 6th. Burke John H, asst eng City Pumping Sta, 932 Swann. Burke John, porter. 818 Clay. Burke Joseph, 1121 Avery. Burke Marguerite, musician, 932 Swann. Burke Mamie, 508 William. Burke Mary R. 1121 Avery. Burke Matthew, 1121 Avery. Burke Patrick (& Mrs) (Burke's Plumbing & Supply Co). 034 Depot. Burke Patrick Mrs, grocer, 508 William. Burke's Plumbing & Supply Co (John C and Patrick), 405 6th (W Va 1536). Burke R H (& Mrs), gardener, N Pksburg. Burke Virginia, 634 Depot. Burke Walter E. bottler, 932 Swann. Burke W J, bartender, Commercial Hotel. Burke Wm J (& Mrs), 1121 Avery. Burkey Bertha Mrs, nurse, 1014 Swann. Burkey F L, laborer, 1707 Staunton av. Burkey Lulubell. student, 1014 Swann. Burkey W M (& Mrs), pumpr, 1707 Staunton Burkey W R (& Mrs), lab. 1707 Staunton. Burlingame Murray (& Mrs), lab, 1314 La- trobe. Burner Banty (& Mrs), plasterer. Midway. Burnfleld F E, wks steel mills, 109 Susque- hanna av. Burnfleld J R, wks steel mills, 109 Susque- hanna av. Burnfleld S W, wks steel mills, 109 Susque- hanna av. Burnfleld T R, wks steel mills. 109 Susque- hanna av. Burns Annie, 820 Mary. Burns Cecelia, tailoress, 820 Mary. Burns C H (& Mrs), laborer, 1118 Main. Burns Charles, railroader, 223 19th. Burns Edward, railroader, 223 19th. Burns Frank, steel wkr, 223 19th. Burns Gertrude, 212 1-2 4th. Burns James (& Mrs), 1213 Water. Burns John (& Mrs), oil driller, 906 Avery. Burns John, fireman, 3 3d. Burns John (& Mrs), saloon, 906 Avery. Burns Maggie, domestic, 902 Market. Burns Thomas (& Mrs), 223 19th. Burns T P (& Mrs), foreman, 1212 Juliana (W Va 753). —87- GfiSSTEAM^OTYfeTERFTrTING Burke Supply & Plumbing Co. Chandeliers, Globes, Mantels, Etc. Sanitary Plumbing, Gas, Steam and Hot Water Fitting. Gas Ranges and Stoves. If our work pleases you, tell your friends. If not, tell us. 405 Sixth Street, Opposite B. & O. Depot. Parkersburg, W. Va. ( W. Va. Phone 1536 I Burns Susan Mrs, 820 Mary. Burns Warren, railroader, 24 19th. Burnsville & Eastern R R Co, Guaranty Bldg Bun-ell Richard (& Mrs), bridge carp. Tav- ennerville. Burroughs Adding Machine Oo (Jos C Rus- sell sales mm i. 515 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 1821). Burrows W J, lab, Standard Oil Co. Burton A R (& Mrs), tie insptr, 2009 Ohio. Burton Esther E, 2517 Ohio av. Burton Henry E (& Mrs), 909 Tefft. Burton Martin L (& Mrs), carp, 2517 Ohio av Burwell N C, clerk, 810 Market. Burwell Dr W N (& Mrs), physician, 307 6th (W Va 839), h 810 Market (W Va 100G). Busby W R (& Mrs), patrolman B & O, 1320 5th av. Busch B B, insurance, 412 1-2 Market (W Va 1780), h HOG Avery. Busch Blackburn B, bkkpr, 1106 Avery. Busch Carrie B, 1106 Avery. Busch E L, student. Si:; Ann. Busch J C W (& Mrs), insurance, 412 1-2 Market (W Va 911-1). h 411 11th (W Va 1780). Busch J W H, tailor, 205 3d. Busch John (& Mrs), 1106 Avery (W Va 841). Busch Julius R, student, 1106 Avery. Bush Bennie B, tailor, Court sq. Bush E L, student, S17 William. Bush John, brakeman, 400 Green. Bush M S (& Mrs), c'erk. 817 William. Bush Plumbing Co, 313 6th (W Va 1578). Bush Wm H (& Mrs), carp, 1226 Swann. Bush w H (& Mrs), tailor, 1003 Latrobe. Bush W H Jr, tailor, 1003 Latrobe. Bush Tailor Shop (W H Bush prop), 205 3d. lii; hong Harper (& Mrs), billing elk, 604 George. Business Men's League, hdqrts Pksbg Bank- in ■; & Trust Co, 415 Market (W Va ±090). Buskirk Benj, laborer, 908 Laverne. Buskirk Frank, laborer, 908 Laverne. Buskirk M V (& Mrs), blksmith, Nicelyville. Buskirk Wm, 908 Laverne. Buskirk W H (& Mrs), lab, 533 Marietta av. Butcher A C (& Mrs), painter, 1212 15th. Butcher Allen (& Mrs), driver, 1226 7th. Butcher B F (& Mrs), cigar mir, 1602 Park (W Va 131G-2). Butcher B F (& Mrs), yard elk O R, 1317 Cornwall. Butcher F W, baker, 1602 Park. Butcher Celia, 527 Juliana. Butcher D M (& Mrs), lab, 1709 Staunton av Butcher E R, student, Tavennerville. Butcher Gordon (& Mrs), clerk, 216 7th. Butcher H G, clerk, 613 Market. Butcher Isaiah C (& Mrs), laborer. 1407 20th Butcher Joseph (& Mrs), locksmith, 527 Juliana. Butcher Joseph, repair shop, 3d and Juliana. Butcher Josephine, 527 Juliana. " Honest Piumbing." The Bush Plumbing Shop 313 Sixth Street, Sanitary Plumbers, Gas Fitters and Heating Engineers. iW. Va. 1578) Butcher Minnie A, 1C03 Park. Butcher Olivia Creel, socy> ed State Journal, 902 Swann. Butcher O S (& Mrs), riverman, Tavenner- ville. Butcher Randolph (& Mrs), carp, Camden av Butcher Thos P (& Mrs), bkkpr, 902 Swana. Butcher W A (& Mrs), niach, 1704 Staunton. Butcher W F, student, Tavennerville. Butcher W S (& Mrs), car inspcr, 1706 Staunton av. Butler Roy A, discount elk Pksburg Nail Bank, 604 Harris. Butler S Garland, 604 Harris (W Va 1933). Butler O (& Mrs), inspector, 1227 Murdoch (W Va 1630). Butsc.her Joseph (& Mrs), locksmith, 3d and Juliana, h 6th and Juliana. Buzzard Blanche, stenographr, 1110 10th (W Va 1545-1). Buzzard Bertha, clerk, 1110 16th. Buzzard Eva, dressmkr, 702 Ann(\V Va 1774) Buzzard John M, 702 Ann. Buzzard John (& Mrs), guard, 1110 E 16th. Buzzard Joe, 222 Market. Byer M J (& Mrs), livery stable, 1603 Spring (W Va 220). Byers B, boardg stable, 324 7th (W Va 462). Byers Lewis S (& Mrs), sheet heater, 217 Blennerhassett av (W Va 1152-1). Byers Sylvester (& Mrs), wks steel mills, Atlantic av. Byers Elijah (& Mrs), lab., 644 Marietta a/. Byers Wm (& Mrs), mack, 613 Harris (W Va 1183). Byrd E W (& Mrs), news depot, 619 Aver? (W Va 1074). Byrd Ed, news and cigar stand, 326 6th. Byrne Minnie M, stenographer, 712 Latrobe l\V Va 1071-2). Byrd Edward \Y. cigar store, 326 6th, h 619 Avery. ■ Byrd Zetha, S17 16th. Byrd L D, clerk, 619 Avery. Byrd Nelson, bkkpr, 002 Ann. Byrd Perry (& Mrs), miller, 602 Ann (W Va 1047). Cabell J R (& Mrs), eng B & O, SOS Jean- nette. Cady Ed B, decorator. 123C 7th (W Va 1561). Cady Ella A, 1236 7th. Cady & Howell (E B Cady, C W Howell), decorators, 207-209 6th. Cady Ida F, 1236 7th. Cage Kate Mrs. 1019 Jeannette. Cage Robert, tailor, 1019 Jeannette. Cahill Frank M (& Mrs), elk,. 1017 Laird av. Cain A T (& Mrs), plasterer, Marrtown. Cain Albert W (& Mrs), carp. Marrtown. Cain E L, laborer. Standard Oil Co. Cain Eva, stemmer, 826 Lynn. C. C. Camden W. D. Camden W. Va. Phone, Residences 787, lh04; Sto.e 2U9 C. C. Camden & Company, Electric and Gas Supplies, Electrical Contractors. Gas, Electric and Combination Fixtures. Everything in the Gas and Electric Line. 714 Market Street, opposite Camden Theatre, Parkersburg, W. Va. Cain Harry (& Mrs), driller, 1757 E 7th. Cain Jeannette, 909 Avery. Cain Lowanna, 909 Avery. Cain H C (& Mrs), carpenter, 826 Lynn. Cain O L (& Mrs), carpenter, Marrtown. Cain Ora, 818 Avery. Cain R I (& Mrs), wks steel plant, Johnston. Cain T E (& Mrs), laborer, Johnston av. Cain W R. laborer, 5th av. Cairo & Kanawha Railway Co, 406 1-2 Mar- ket (W Va 162). Calbert Joseph (& Mrs), wks oil refinery, 1008 E 12th. Calder Byron, wks steel mills, Bull Creek rd. Calder J A. steel wkr, Bull Creek rd. Calder V V (& Mrs), farmer, Bull Creek id (W Va 410-1). Calder W C (& Mrs), bank clerk, 31G 8th. Calder W W, car foreman. Bull Creek rd. Calder Wm, 1207 Juliana. Caldwell Belle, bkkpr, 320 9th. Caldwell Earl E, student, Vienna. Caldwell Howard (& Mrs), gardener, Vienna Caldwell J Mentor, lawyer, 504 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 589-1), h 322 W 10th (W Va 589-2). Caldwell & Watson (Chas T, Jas A Watson), 405 Juliana (W Va 236). Cale J W, laborer, 328 4th. Cale W A (& Mrs), oil, 1103 5th av. Calebaugh C H, grocer, 1005 Staunton av (W Va 1086-1). Calhoun G W (& Mrs), laborer, 140 Bradley Calhoun Jessie, laundress, 140 Bradley av. Callahan Ernest, section man, 315 Ann. Callahan Frank (& Mrs), teamster, 1030 7th. Calluskia Will (& Mrs), boilermkr, Bradley. Callanan J T (& Mrs), supt Pksburg Ma- chine Co, 1406 Avery (W Va 655). Callanan J T Jr, student, 1406 Avery. Callanan Ralph, student, 1406 Avery. Callander Fannie Mrs, 1119 Market. Callander J C (& Mrs), veterinarian, 521 Ann (W Va 231). Callander Mildred, student, 1119 Market. Callander Willa, student, 1119 Market. Callihan C M (& Mrs), freight agt, 1340 Cov- ert (W Va 1056-1). Callihan Ed, turnkey, 2 Court sq. Callihan Estella, telephone opr, 1743 E 7th. Calvert James, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Cambron Ethel, 1303 Market, student. Cambron Lloyd, 1303 Market, advertising. Cambron Pauline, 1303 Market. Cambron W J (& Mrs), pastor Calvary Bap- tist Church, 1303 Market (W Va 1924). Camden Bernard H, 622 Ann. Camden Carroll (& Mrs), electrician, 225 1-2 7th (W Va 1804). Camden C C & Co, gas and electrical contrs, 714 Market (W Va 209). Camden Flora Mrs, 715 Ann. Camden H P. atty, 405-406 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 1100), h 1024 Juliana (W Va 1239). —90- WAY OF Advertising —91— Camden Johnson N (& Mrs), 705 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 479), h 717 Ann (W Va 222). Camden John S (& Mrs), 225 1-2 7th (W Va 787). Camden Lena, 225 1-2 7th. Camden Nelle, 225 1-2 7th. Camden Dr Rolla (& Mrs), physician, GOO 1-2 Market ( W Va 75G), h GIG Ann (W Va GO). Camden Sprigg D (& Mrs), 70G Union Trust . Bldg, h 629 Ann (W Va 917). Camden Dr T B, physician, GOO 1-2 Market (W Va 75G), h G22 Ann (W Va 1097). Camden Theater The, w side Market bet 71n and 8th (W Va 402). Camden Theater Orchestra (J C Arnold, leader). Camden Wm D (& Mrs), electrician, 1040 Laird av (W Va 1213). Cameron K M Mrs, 801 19th (W Va 1292). Camp John H (& Mrs), laundry, 131 7th. Campbell A E (&. Mrs), bkkpr, 318 Ann. Campbell, Allene, student, Dudley rd. Campbell Austin, shaper, 833 Jeannette. Campbell Calvin (& Mrs), grocer, 211 Mar- ket (W Va 217). Campbell Floyd, student, Riverview. Campbell Geo Q (& Mrs), day elk Hotel Blennerhassett, 903 19th. Campbell Harry L (& Mrs), physician, 1208 Market (W Va 159). Campbell Henry (& Mrs), trav slsmn, 207 1-3 6th. Campbell Jas A, bkkpr, Maplewood. Campbell Lawrence (& Mrs), carp, Riverview Campbell Levi {& Mrs), carp, 833 Jeannette. Campbell M B (& Mrs), grocer, Dudley rd (W Va 1G95). Campbell M J Mrs, laundress, 910 Oak short. Campbell Mary P, stenographer, 909 Market. Campbell Odelia, domestic, 201 1-2 Grant. Campbell Thornton F (& Mrs), Maplewood. Campbell Wm (& Mrs), stone mason, 2510 Grand av. Candy Edward (& Mrs), driver, 637 Leafy Glen Court. Candy Minnie Mrs, G37 Leafy Glen Court. Canello Peter, candy kitchen, 533 Market (W Va 856). Canello Peter, cigar store, 623 Market tW Va 69). Canning Patrick (& Mrs), oil producer, 45 Citizens Natl Bank Bldg, h 1502 20th. Cannon Chas (& Mrs), brklayer, Midway (W Va 3202-H). Cantwell H E (& Mrs), baker, 1509 Beaver (W Va 1900). Capell Charles (& Mrs), fireman B & O, GoO Harris. Caplinger Abraham (& Mrs), lab, Nicelyvilie. Caplinger Alfred H, laborer, 525 Marietta av Caplinger D (& Mrs), 514 Gale av. Caplinger Isaac, butcher, 605 Market. Caplinger J H, laborer, 526 Marietta av. Caplinger Walter, butcher, Nicelyvilie. Carberry Mary, 603 1-2 Market . Carder J M (& Mrs), carp, 2543 Garfield. Carder Maud A, seamstress, 2405 Ohio av. Carder P O (& Mrs), endctr B & O, 641 Bird. Carder Thomas (& Mrs), 648 Mark. Carter Boyd, student, 1021 Avery. Carter J Frank, student, 1021 Avery. Carter John M (& Mrs), contractor, 554 7th Carter W H (& Mrs), sheriff, 1021 Avery (W Va 750). Cariens Erastus (& Mrs), Blennerhassett av. Cariens Rachel, stengphr, Blennerhassett av. Cariens Phoebe, Blennerhassett av. Cariens W S (& Mrs), eng, Blennemassett av (W Va 1404). Cariens J C (& Mrs), carp, Beechwood Hgts. Carle I H (& Mrs), collector, 1011 19th (W Va 1597). Carle J E, merchant, Eatons (W Va 3204-E). Carlin Clarence, student, 419 8th. Carlin John (& Mrs), contractor, 419 Sth. Carlin Thomas, 1205 Market. Carll S P (& Mrs), 408 Ann. Carmichael Wm B (& Mrs), carp, 616 Green. Carnegie Library Building, s w cor 8th and Green (W Va 508). Carnes Andrew J, bartendr, 917 13th. Carnes Frank B (& Mrs), laborer, 917 13th. Carnes Walter, press feeder. Carnes Elisha (& Mrs), bartendr, GIG 1-2 Ttfi Carney E G (& Mrs), bartendr, GIG 1-2 7th. Carney Geo W (Carney & Mullen), 502 7ch (W Va 962). Carney J V, 519 Market (W Va 1077), h 957 Avery (W Va 1620). Carney J V, grocer, 406 6th, h 502 7th. Carney Mary, 502 7th. Carney & Mullen (G W Carney, E M Mul- len), furniture and undertaking, 510 Mar- ket (W Va 304). Carney T V, grocer, 401 6th. Carroll Lucy, operator, 736 3d. Carroll Virginia, 129 1-2 3d. Carothers Lillian, domestic, 1012 Swann. Carpenter Carrie S, student, 807 Swann. Carpenter Chas (& Mrs), laborer, 561 Leafy Glen Court Carpenter Frank A (& Mrs), freight agent B & O, 211 11th. Carpenter Gertrude, 211 11th. Carpenter Howard (& Mrs), secy Knights of the Maccabees, 807 Swann (W Va 477-2). Carpenter J C (& Mrs), engineer, 621 Bird. Carpenter Leonard, expressman, 551 Gth. Carpenter W M (& Mrs), 323 9 1-2. Carr Harry H, mgr Blennerhassett Hotel Bar, 422 E 12th. —92— The Mail Carrier; Carr Carroll (& Mrs), 957 Market. Carr Harrington, student, 646 Harris. Carr Isaac (& Mrs), blksmith, 640 Harris. Carr James E, bartender, 422 E 12th. Carr Oil Co., rms 28-29 Guaranty Bldg (W Va 265). Carr Walter, student, 1209 Avery. carrington W A (& Mrs), porter, 916 Corn- wall. Carroll Anna, 736 3d av, S Side. Carroll Lucy, smstress, 736 3d av, S Side. Carroll T J (& Mrs), motorman, 1801 Spring i\V Va 1112-1). Carson Earl E (& Mrs), fireman, 1309 Corn- wall. Carson W W (& Mrs), foreman, 402 Ann. Carter Albert L (& Mrs), stonecutter, 1139 Latrobe. Carter Emma, housekeeper, 32 6th. Carter Emma Mrs, 1015 19th. Carter J M (& Mrs), saloon, 417 6th (W Va 309), h 1019 19th. Carter John, laborer, 32 6th. Carter John (& Mrs), bartender, 1019 19th. Carter J L, brakeman, 702 Jeannette. Carter L (& Mrs), lab, 618 Chancellor av. Carter Minnie, domestic, 32 6th. Carter Nelson (& Mrs), coachman, 736 Quiney. Carver G H (& Mrs), 618 Ann (W Va 1740). Case George (& Mrs), prop Case Mtg Co, 923 Swann. ( ase Karl M, student, 923 Swann. Case Manufacturing Co (George Case prop), 315 Juliana. Case Nannie G, 923 Swann. Case Ruth, student. 923 Swann. Cash Eli : 7th. Cash Furniture Store, 121 3d i\V Va 1657). Cash Grocery Store, 1300 Latrobe (W Va 1184). Cashen John C (& Mrs), oil operator, 144S Oak (W Va 1532-2). Casino Theater, Terrapin Park (W Va 928). Caskey Leannah, 621 Market. Caskey Will, 021 Market. Caskey W E (& Mrs), confectionery store, C21 .Market (V Va 685). Caskin Jane, 117 Williams Court al t \V Va L557). Casper Col F (& Mrs), train master, 11 Park Place. Casper Harry (& Mrs). 1025 Mary (W Va 1643). Casteel William, riverman, S10 1-2 7th. Casto Or C E T, Tracewell Bldg Court sn (W Va 1912). h 1013 George i W Va 1800). Casto David (& Mrs), lawyer, office Court sq (W Va 243), h 816 Quiney (W Va 86). Casto Dorr (& Mrs), lawyer, Tracewell Bldg, h S16 Quiney. Casto E C, lawyer, Tracewell Bldg, h 816 Quiney. Caswell Carl (& Mrs), mail carrier, 1010 Mary. Caswell Mattie Mrs, 907 Avery (W Va 053-27. Caswell Nathan, 1010 Mary. Caswell W S, real estate, 305 11th. Cauley D W, stenographer, 934 William. Cecil C H (& Mrs), trav salesmn, 1715 Lynn. Central District and Printing Telegraph Co, 318 5th. -93- The Lobby of The Camden Theater Market Street. (W. Va. 402) Cemetery I O O F, Murdoch av, nr 19th. Catlett W D, insurance, 318 9th. Uecil Nellie M. student, 120G Lynn. Cecil Wm H (& Mrs), secy, 120G Lynn (W Va 1698). Cemetery Mount Olivet, cor 23d and Park r.v Cemetery Riverside, Ann nr 13ih. Cemetery St Xavier, Park bet 14th and 15th. Central Banking & Security Co, C15 Market (W Va 256). Central Conservatory of Music, 415' Market. Chaddock A C, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Chaddock Chas E (& Mrs), plasterer, 132G Latrobe. Chaddock Harry L (& Mrs) (Parker & Co), h Marrotwn. Chaddock Harry, Lubeck rd (W Va 322G-B). chaddock Ina, telephone opr, 132G Latrobe. Chaddock James {& Mrs), lab, Marrtown. Chaddock Kate, Marrtown. Chaddock K C (& Mrs), laborer, 1312 Oak. Chaddock Scott, Marrtown. Chaddock Scott, painter, Marrtown. Chaddock T M (& Mrs), laborer, E 17th. Chaddock W F (& Mrs), driver, E 17th. Chadwick B C, bartender, G03 Ann. Chalfant Edith E, clerk. 1117 Paden. Chalfant T r (& Mrs), boilermkr, 1117 Paden Chamberlain Chas. floor wlkr, 404 4th. Chancellor A B (& Mrs), 911 Market (W Va 1384). Chancellor Barber Shop, First Natl Bk Bldg. Chancellor B F (& Mrs), fmr. Bull Creek rd. Chancellor Bessie A, student, Vienna. Chancellor Charles B (& Mrs), hardware, Vienna (W Va 410-2). Chancellor E P Jr, insurance, 4th and Juli- ana (W Va 8G5), h 534 5th (W Va 203). Chancellor E P. insurance, 4th and Juliana, h 424 Green (W Va 1724). Chancellor Hardware Co, wholesale hard- ware, 1st and Juliana (\Y Va 17:::; i. Chancellor Hardware Co, 517 Market (W Va 351-1). Chancellor Hotel. Market and 7th (W Va 32) Chancellor Victor r', student, Vienna. Chancellor Wm C, insurance, 4th and Juli- ana, h Sand Plains (W Va 10G2-2). Chancellor Wm C, student, 534 5th. Chancellor W C (& Mrs,, dairyman, West Virginia av. Chancellor Wm N (& Mrs), 4th and Juliana, h 904 Juliana. Chancey Clyde, laborer, 522 Thomas. Chancey H M (& Mrs), enginr, 522 Tliom.is. Chandler Ethel C, Johnston av. Chandler Malinda Mrs, Johnston av. Channell A T, restaurant. 121 Ann. Channell Elias E (& Mrs), carp, 1512 20th. Channeil Odie L, student, 1512 20th. Chapin W H O (& Mrs,, oil producer, 1102 Market. Charity Society, W T ood Co, Court House (W Va 931). —94— Interior View Showing Seating Arrangement of The Camden Theater Market Street. i W. Va. 402) Chamock Mary E Mrs, 524 6th. Charter C A, agt Singer Sewing Machine, 501 Juliana, h Belpre, O. Chase F C (& Mrs), carpenter, 653 Mark. Chase George P, lawyer, 2U-22 Citizens Bank Bldg (W Va 1091), h 944 Juliana. Chase Mabel, student, 653 Mark. Chase Octa, stenographer, 1336 Avery. Chenoweth G H (& Mrs), lumber, Blenner- bassett av (W Va 3237-M). Chester Irene, 121 Market. Chester James, fireman, 809 Ann. Chevalier A H (& Mrs), 1122 Market. Chevalier Block, cor 6th and Market. Chichester A J, Dudley rd. Chichester Ellen, Bradley av. Chichester George T (& Mrs), uplifter, 2507 Grand av. Chichester John A (& Mrs), foreman, 2507 Grand av. Chichester Laura, seamstress, 1915 Park av. Chichester M D (& Mrs), pressman, Brad- ley av. Chichester S D (& Mrs), dairy, Bradley av (W Va 1533). Chichester Walter, driver, Bradley av. Chidester Charles (& Mrs), eng, 1115 Paden. Children's Home, 2406 Murdoch av (W Va 1530). Childer C C (& Mrs), machinery, 1237 Mur- doch av. Childers Lucy, domestic, 918 Ann. Childers Charles (& Mrs), stone mason, 1606 Staunton av. Childrey V Mrs, 5,2 6th. Chinese Laundry, 306 1-2 5th. Chinn Benj F (& Mrs), brakeman, 1221 23d. Christian James (& Mrs), brakemn, 424 Ann. Christian Moerlein Brewing Co. 2d and Ju- liana (W Va 121). Christian R (& Mrs), barber, h 572 6th. Christian Science Reading Room, 700 Union Tiust Bldg. Hours, 10 a m to 5 p m ex- cept Sunday (W Va 218). Christly B I) (& Mrs), bartender, 214 11th. Christmyer George (& Mrs), bartender, 1047 Cornwall. Christmyer G F (& Mrs), elk, 1047 Cornwall. Christopher George C, machinist, 108 4th. Church Lily R, piano teacher. 417 4th. Church Marion Louise Mrs. 417 4th. Circle C B, clerk. 207 1-2 7th. Circle C M, bookkeeper. 207 1-2 7th. Circle H H, clerk, 207 1-2 7th. Circle J M, grocer. 629 Juliana I W Va 631), h 207 1-2 7th. Circle Nettie, 207 1-2 7th. Circle S B, clerk, 207 1-2 7th. Circle S D, clerk, 2002 Ohio. Citizens Building Association of Parkers- burg. 224 5th ( \V Va 92). Citizens Coal Co (B D Spilman, Phil D Neal), 2d and Avery <\V Va 338;. Citizens Concert Band, 128 1-2 3d. —95— Located above High Water. Citizens Transfer and Storage Co. Peter Devlin. Proprietor. All Kinds of Hauling and Storage. Dealers in Hay, Straw, Corn, Oats and Potatoes. Most modern warehouse in West Virginia. We pack household goods. Fine moving cars. Wagons for picnic parties- Office and Warerooms 319 and 321 Avery St., Parkersburg, W. Va. ( W. Va. Phone 146. ) Bell Phone 146. Citizens Insurance Agency, 217 4th (W Va 1521). Citizens Lumber Co (G L Dudley pres, Li Dudley mgr), 1st (W Va 109). Citizens National Bank Building, n w or 4th and Market (W Va 106). Citizens Telephone Co The, 119 1-2 Spencer av, S Side. Citizens Transfer & Storage Co (Peter Dev- lin prop), 319-321 Avery (W Va 14G). Citizens Trust & Guaranty Co (W W Jack- son pres, J H Knapp secy and treas) (W Va 1572), 217 4th. City Auditor, City Building (W Va 329). City F D (& Mrs), general store, 215 11th. City Hall, n w cor 5th and Market. City Hospital, 514-516 13tn (W Va 558). City Park. Park av and 17th (W Va 1351). City Water Works. Pumping station foot of 12th (W L Crolley, chief eng), office City Building. City Police Department (W Va 24). Clark Albert, driver, Redwood. Clark's Bar Room, 504 Market. Clark Catherine, nurse, 516 4th. Clark Charles, driver, Redwood. Clark Charles P (& Mrs), bartender, 1909 Beaver (W Va 1285). Clark Distilling Co James, 300 Market (W Va 94). Clark Edward, liquor dealer, 504 Market <\V Va 683), h 131 13th. Clark David E (& Mrs), clerk, 1041 Swann. Clark Edward (& Mrs), house cleaner, 810 Franklin. Clark Edward (& Mrs), wholesale liquor, 1224 Market (W Va 1455). Clark Elsie Mrs, nurse, 114 7th. Clark E, laborer, Redwood. Clark Eunice, 1116 Garfield av. Clark George T (& Mrs), supt City Water Works (W Va 1083), 1608 Beaver (W Va 960). Clark Goldie, clerk, 1709 Beaver. Clark G W, clerk, cor Smithfield and Co- lumbia av. Clark Hazel, student, 1334 St Marys av. Clark Henry (& Mrs). 213 4th. Clark H F, 516 4th (W Va 1281). Clark Howard H (& Mrs), 809 Market. Clark Irene, cashier, 531 5th. Clark Isaac, driver, Springdale. C'aik J L (& Mrs), salesman, 1618 Beaver. Clark J M (& Mrs), 520 4th. Clark John W (& Mrs), jewelr, 2501 Ohio av. Clark Joseph M (& Mrs), merchant, 520 4th. Clark Katherine Mrs, 516 4th. Clark L E (& Mrs), overseer, 1700 Staunton. Clarke Alonzo, mate, 1217 Water. Clarke Ed (& Mrs), brakeman, 1217 Water. Clarke John G (& Mrs), clay business, 1515 20th. Clarke Matilda Mrs, 1217 Water. Clark L G, 810 19th. -96— Clark Lucy Mrs, 115 W 12th. Clark Mary, 131 13th. Clark Mary B, 510 1th. Clark Mary, housekeeper, 1015 Juliana. Clark May, 129 1-2 3d. Clark Mrs, 531 5th. Clark P W, machinist, 51G 4th. Clark Winnie G, 1515 20th. Clark W L, 1334 St Marys av (W Va 1935). Clark S G (& Mrs), miller, 1709 Beaver ( W Va 903). Clark T V (& Mrs), 017 Gth. Clark Walter A (& Mrs), paperhgr, 824 14th. Clark Wm (& Mrs), slsmn, 1334 St Marys av. Clayton W O (& Mrs), 1047 Laird av. Lleavenger Marie, 400 3d. Cleavenger & Goodwin, livery stable, 404 3d. Cleavenger & Goodwin, saloon, 400 3d. Clegg Armstrong, pipe fitr, 1325 Staunton av. Clegg Bertie C, helper, Vienna. Clegg Mary Mrs, 118 7th. Clegg O G (& Mrs), boilermkr, 1800 Staun- ton av. Clemens Belle, 1006 Juliana. Clemans Ferguson (& Mrs), lab, 1010 Tefft. cl nnmens John S (& Mrs), night watch- man, 1210 Swann. Clemens Olive, 1006 Juliana. Clendenning M L, cafe, 625 Market (W Va 912). Clifton George, laborer, 312 7th. Cline A J, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Cline Dora, 920 16th. Cline Ella, waitress, Blennerhassett Hotel. Cline H A (& Mrs), lab, 1040 Elizabeth av. Cline Herman W (& Mrs), Buena Vista. Cline H H (& Mrs), wks engine works, Ma- plewood. Cline J P, grocer, Lubeck av. Cline John W, 1103 E 12th. Cline Milton, wks steel mills, Maplewood. Cline Minnie, Maplewood. Cline Wesley, wks ice plant, Maplewood. Cline Wm W (& Mrs), wks engine works, Buena Vista. Clinton Esetlle, stengphr, 17th near Briant. Clinton M A, 17th near Briant. Clinton Mollie, stengphr, 17th near Briant. Clinton Thirza, student, 17th near Briant. Clotworthy Jane, 436 13th. Clouse Anna, student, 708.13th. Clouse Carrie, 708 13th. Clouse H Caswell (& Mrs), tinner, 8221-2 Wood. Clouse Charles B, pipe fitter, 708 13th. Clouse Jacob J {& Mrs), motorman, 70S 13th. Clovis John, foreman, Tavennerville. Clovis Orpha, student, Tavennerville. Clutter Albert D (oc Mrs), lab, Tavennerville Clutter Alfred (& Mrs), tile setter, 630 7th. Clutter Henry, 1210 Skirven. Clutter Lewis i& Mrs), foreman, 1831 E 7th. Clutter 3 A (& Mrs), lab, 1210 Skirven. Clutter Wm, 1210 Skirven. Cobb Blanche, 1G1G Staunton av. Cobb Isaiah, 1616 Staunton av. Cobb Joseph L, laborer, ±616 Staunton av. Cobb W W (& Mrs), lab. 161G Staunton av. Cochran A B, bookkeeper, 1709 Park. Cochran Burt (& Mrs), bkkpr, 1709 Park. Cochran D J, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Cochran Elsie, laundress, 1709 Park. Cochran Ezra, linemn, Greenmount, Midway. Cochran James, machinist, 2 Court sq. Cochran James Q (& Mis), farmer, Green- mount, Midway. Cochran J W (& Mrs), 5th. Cochran Wm J (& Mi si. laundry, 1709 Park. Cochran Zona, student, 1709 Park. Coca-Cola Bottling Works, 200 3d. Coe J A (& Mrs), furniture, 1226 Murdoch av (W Va 1S74). Cofer Anna, 2407 Murdoch av. Cofer Rev H (& Mrs), pastor, 2407 Murdoch. Cofer Sue, stenographer, 2407 Murdoch av. Cofer Virginia, student, 2407 Murdoch av. Coffey Margaret, dressmkr, 5601-2 7th. Coffman Charles F (& Mrs), clerk, 1052 Market (W Va 1101). Coffman C M (& Mrs), 12 11th. Coffman Frank (& Mrs), plumber, 1106 24ih (W Va 582). Coffman H Clay (& Mrs), clerk, 1031 Avery. Coffman H J, plumbing, 217 6th. Coffman T L (& Mrs), grocer, 1204 Avery i\V Va 286). Coffman Walter A, plasterer, 12 11th. Coffman Wm (& Mrs), 657 E Sth. Coffman Wm L, 1031 Avery. Cohn Lillie, millinr, 417 Market (W Va 665). Coleman Emery L, 1242 Lynn. Coquill A E (& Mrs), carpenter, S Side. Cokely D R, night watchmn, 1628 Marietta av Cole Alfred H (& Mrs), Riverview. Cole Catha-ine J, clerk, Brenmar. Cole Chester A. tool aresser, Riverview. Cole Edith, student, 607 13th. Cole Ernest E (& Mrs), fireman, 607 13th. Cole Ethel, 1333 Spring. Cole Hannah Mrs, 652 Depot. Cole James (& Mrs), steelwkr, Brenmar. Cole Katie, clerk, 527 Market. Cole Lily, student, 607 13th. Cole Margaret A, student, Brenmar. Cole Wm, 329 Avery. Colebaugh C H (& Mrs), grocer, 1605 Staun- ton av. Coleman Bertie, 118 6th. Coleman Charles, clerk, 634 7th. Coleman Charles, delivery, 1242 Lynn. Coleman E L (& Mrs), lawyer, 310 1-2 Mar- ket (W Va 785), h 1334 Spring (W Va 688). —97- i ^ Jt'«*^* J,E *««^U^?*'^ .*ajBrmnP3T> A Wheat Field Near Parkersburg. Coleman Ethel, seamstress, 1242 Lynn. Coleman Ethel, 1319 Spring. Coleman George W (& Mrs), machinist, 1319 Spring. ' . Coleman John R, trav salesman, 413 Market (W Va 1922-1). Coleman J W, collector, 1319 Spring. Coleman Mary A Mrs, 1319 Spring. Coleman Susie B Mrs, 1334 Spring. Coleman Thomas, lawyer, 32G 1-2 Juliana (W Va 572), mis 21S 1-2 4th. Coleman Wm J, clerk, 1319 Spring. Coleman W R (& Mrs), carpenter, 1242 Lynn Coles Thomas, 202 Market (W Va 1753). Collard John {& Mrs), Atlantic av. Collett Charles (& Mrs), boilermkr, 639 Bird. Collett Estella, 639 Bird. Collett Everett, student, 639 Bird. Collett James G, clerk, 639 Bird. Collett Myrtle Mrs, 524 Thomas. Collins Alonzo L, 427 13th. Collins Annie, telephone opr, 22S 1-2 3d. Collins E A (& Mrs), veterinarian, 816 Main. Collins George B, trav salesman, 427 13th (W Va 1383). Collins Henry B (cc Mrs), plumber, 1338 Spring (W Va 1126). Collins Isaac, porter, 214 Market. Collins Joseph E (& Mrs), farmer, Midway. Collins Kate Mrs, 228 1-2 3d. Collins Linna, 427 13th. Collins Lulu, milliner, 913 13th. Collins Maine V, 427 13th. Collins Nora A, stenographer, Midway. Collins Patrick Mrs, 561 5th. Collins Perry, 816 Main. Collins Wm, agent O R, 404 E 9th. Collins Wm, driver, 321 Avery. Cologn Tillford, stenographer, 537 5th. Colonial Oil Co (G L Watson mgr), oil pro- ducers, 402 Avery. Colonial Plate Glass Co, Beechwood. Colvin Elza (& Mrs), laborer, 630 Bird. Colvin John, teamster, 630 Bird. Combs Thomas (& Mrs), porter, 900 Clay. Comedy Carrie, 802 Avery. Comedy Flora, domestic, 1206 Murdoch av. Comedy Fred, restaurant, 818 Clay. Comedy Henry (& Mrs), restaurant, 1015 19th (W Va 1818). Comedy Mamie, domestic, St Marys pike. Cornel T F (& Mrs). Commercial Bank Building, cor 3d and Court sq. Commercial Banking and Trust Co, 212 3d (W Va 1471). Commercial Hotel, Court sq (John F Dowd, C J Bauer) (W Va 332). Compton Beulah A, Tavennerville. Compton J, tail sticker, 110 Lubeck av. Compton J W, railroader, 226 Ann. Compton Raymond L, boilermkr, Tavenner- ville. Compton T J (& Mrs), lab, Tavennerville. Conaway Benjamin W (& Mrs), salesman, 1702 St Marys av. Conaway Matilda Mrs, 1702 St Marys av. Coughlin Patrick J (& Mrs), tie inspector, 648 13th. Congleton, Boso & Strong, clothiers, 239 Court sq. Congleton Celia, dressmaker, 1815 16th. Blennerhassett Island. Congleton David A, teacher, 1316 Oak. Congleton DRii Mrs), merchant, 1520 19th (W Va 1G3). Congleton Emma C, laundress. 1310 Oak. Congleton Lizzie, teacher, 1815 16th. Congleton L O (& Mrs), railroader, 1314 Oak. Congleton Lucie, 1316 Oak. Congleton Mary Mrs, 1316 Oak. Congleton Tina. 1815 16th. Conger J M (& Mrs), laborer, S Side. Congo Clias (& Mrs), teamster, 201 Avery. Congo Jessie, 603 1-2 Market. Congrove Albert, plumber, 1221 Market. Congrove A, farmer, Saunders av. Congrove Fred (& Mrs), SOS Lubeck av. Congrove I F (& Mrs), mgr, 1015 William (W Va 1931). Congrove \V H i& Mrs), pprhgr, 1508 Beaver Conkle J M (& Mrs), machinist. 517 Gth. Conley Anna, 938 Juliana. Conley A F (& Mrs), machinist, 1608 19th (W Va 11S6-1). Conley Cecelia Mrs, 938 Juliana (W Va 1777) Conley C M (& Mrs), Central av. Conley Daniel, stenographer, 944 William. Conley Julia, 1500 Avery. Conley Mary, dressmaker, 938 Juliana. Conley Rose, 938 Juliana. Conley Susie, cashier, 421 Market. Conley Walter, boilermaker, 938 Juliana. Conley W S. tel opr, 921 Market. Connard Charles (& Mrs), barber, 307 11th. Connolly D F (& Mrs), oil prodr, 1017 Market Connolly Genevieve, 1017 Market. Connolly Henry J (& Mrs), real estate, 1212 Washington av. Connelly J M (& Mrs), state deputy Modern Woodmen, 1114 E 16th. Connolly Regina, 1017 Market. Confer Wm (& Mrs), wks steel mills, Cen- tral av. Convent of the Visitation, Murdoch av ext (W Va 623). Conway O S (& Mrs). 817 Ann. Conwe.ll James, janitor, St Cloud. Cook A B, driller, Engine Works. Cook A C, Washington Bot (W Va 3235-F). Cook Anastasia, 819 Ann. Cook A V Mrs, Engine Works (W Va 53-3). Cook Belle, dressmkr, Engine Works. Cook Billie, liquor dealer. 323 Juliana. Cook Brothers, saloon, 323 Juliana (W Va 660). Cook Chas W (& Mrs), pntr, 130S St Marys. Cook David, saloon. 575 5th. Cook Elizabeth, Engine Works. Cook Flora. 1350 Market l\V Va 368). Cook Harry, brakeman. 1335 Spring. Cook Harry J, lawyer, 3d and Juliana (W Va 1690). Cook Harry R, brakeman, 640 13th. Cook J A Mrs, farmer, Engine Works. Cook James D (& Mrs), bartndr, 212 1-2 4th. Cook John E, foreman, 321 Avery. Cook J F (& Mrs), engineer, 1122 Avery. Cook J V Mrs, grocer, 817 Ann. Cook J W, railroader, 1917 Murdoch av. Cook Laura A, 112 13th. Cook Mary C Mrs, 1917 Murdoch av. Cook Nellie F. teacher, Engine Works. Cook Nellie, artist, 1301 Murdoch av (W Va 1063). —99- A Winter Scene on Ann Street, Parkersburg. Cook Ralph, liquor dealer, 323 Juliana. Cook T J, engineer, Engine Works. Cook Seldon S, Rosemar. Cook Virginia, student, 1122 Avery. Cook Willie, Engine Works. Cook W S (& Mrs), policeman, 423 Ann. Cook Nellie Mrs, 1006 15th. Cooksey Fred (& Mrs), barber, 237 Court sq. Cooper Annie. 1917 Murdoch av. Cooper Amiss B, laborer, Tavennerville. Cooper A J (& Mrs), car repairer, 1051 Laird av. Cooper A L. Tavennerville (W Va 150C-2). Cooper A P (& Mrs), freight clerk, 5th. Cooper A R (& Mrs), salesman, 823 Lynn. Cooper Cage, N Parkersburg. Cooper C E (& Mrs), steel wkr, Dudley a v. Cooper Dot, collector, 542 7th (W Va 1063). Cooper Edgar (& Mrs), 1104 George. Cooper E M, railroader, 1917 Murdoch av. Cooper Flora, teacher, IOCS Avery. Cooper Frank (& Mrs), steel wkr, 2006 Ohio. Cooper Harry (& Mrs), baker, 611 Depot. Cooper Houston (& Mrs), carp, 1315 Oak. Cooper James R, laborer, 1068 Avery. Cooper John R {.& Mrs), 803 14th (W Va 1442). Cooper John T, lawyer, 106S Avery (W Va Cooper J P, railroader, 1917 Murdoch av. Cooper John T, director Y M C A, 1068 Avery. Cooper Kenneth, driver, 217 Juliana. Cooper K H (& Mrs), salesman, 7 Almeda. Cooper L A, laborer, Tavennerville. Cooper L M, clerk, Dudley av. Cooper Laura Mrs, Bradley av. Cooper Lizzie Mrs, clerk, 812 7th. Cooper Louis H, oil man, 1051 Laird av. Cooper Louisa Mrs, 1068 Avery. Cooper Lucy, 308 11th. Cooper Lucy, Tavennerville. Cooper Lucy, seamstress, 611 Depot. Cooper M H (& Mrs), mechanic, 422 Division Cooper N N, meat market, 542 7th. Cooper Nora, seamstress, 1917 Murdoch av. Cooper Omer J (& Mrs), steel wkr, 118 Lin- coln av. Cooper P R (& Mrs), carp, Tavennerville. Cooper W D (& Mrs), steel wkr, 2006 Ohio. Copen Allen Bassett, mgr Copen Brick Works (W Va 1094), h 800 Juliana (W Va 8S9). Copen Brick Works The, foot 12th. Copen Edith F, 800 Juliana. Copenhaver Alonza (& Mrs), laborer, 19 6th. Copenhaver James, foreman, 48 6th. Corbin Anna B, seamstress, 1231 16th. Corbin A L (& Mrs), laborer, 1231 E 16th. Corbin Bessie, Maplewood. Corbin Blanche, tailoress, 1231 16th. Corbin Rebecca, dressmkr, 1402 Spring. Corbitt Felix H, shearman, Queens Lane. Corbitt Hannibal T (& Mrs), charman, Queens Lane. Corbitt Nannie, tailoress, 311 1-2 4th. Core Edward E, bookkeeper, Buena Vista. Core Ertha L, clerk, 815 Lynn. Core J F, carpenter, Standard Oil Co. Core Martin L, sawyer, Buena Vista. Core S M (& Mrs), conductor, 815 Lynn. Core Thos H (& Mrs), farmer, Buena Vista. Corey John v& Mrs), rig builder, 618 6th. Cornell I W (& Mrs), tile setter, 1306 15th. -100— Correll Anna Mrs, 1112 Juliana. Correll Grace E, Li2 Juliana. Corse Frank (& Mrs), fireman, 630 Camden. Covanan Ketta Mrs, cook, 1045 Ann. Cosentine Vincenzo, presser, 634 6th. Costello T F, bartender, 509 Julius. Costelo Lu, Belpre, O. Costelo Sam (& Mrs), 318 1-2 6th (W Va 1G6). Costelol Anna, 500 Julius. Costelol Henry, car epairer, 509 Julius. Costelol Patrick Mrs, 509 Julius. Costelol Thomas, bartender, 509 Julius. Coston S (& Mrs), liquor dealer, 318 6th. Cothem Anna L, 121 J Market. Cothem James E (& Mrs), 1520 20th. Cothern Norman L (& Mrs), motorman, 1117 1-2 15th. Cothern T C (& Mrs), 1212 Market (W Va 1177). Cothem Warren T, 1212 Market. Cottle C C (& Mrs), 1217 1-2 Market. Cottle Frank Mrs, stenography 1108 William Cottle's Restaurant, 121 Ann. Cottley Harvey, cook, 21S 1-2 4th. Cotton Book Store 718 Market. Cotton Frank T, teller, 1119 Murdoch av. (W Va 99). Cotton G H, book store, 405 Avery. Cotton Herbert (& Mrs), books, 405 Avery- Cotton Thomas Rev, 1119 Murdoch av. Cottrill Burns (& Mrs), 211 Avery. Cottrill & Fouse, repair shop, 709 Juliana (W Va 562). Cottrill Frank, 405 1-2 Market. Cottrill John L (& Mrs), 415 Juliana (W Va 85). Cottrill L J, cabinetmkr, 415 Juliana (W Va 85). Cottrill Lon J (& Mrs), cabinetmkr, 1016 7th. Cottrill Wm B (& Mrs), 1016 7th (W Va 1553). Counts Silas B (& Mrs), 1217 Latrobe. Coull Effie, teacher, 114 7th. Coull Isa, dressmaker, 114 7th. Coull Mary, dressmaker, 114 7th. Coulter Delia, 6th av. Coulter Hugh (& Mrs), carp, 6th av. County Jail, 3d and Market (W Va 778). County Clerk's Ofllce, Court House (W Va 536). Country Club, Vienna (W Va 3202-A). Coursey T (J (& Mrs), clerk, 818 15th. Court House, 3d and Market. Courtney Theo D (& Mrs), lab, 324 Gi-een. Covanovan J M, 2521 Murdoch av ( W Va 1563). Cowan Flora, 1613 Bryan. Cowell Thomas R (& Mrs), oil operator, 217 13th (W Va 786). Cox Anna L, 1819 Liberty. Cox Cora G, student, 927 25th, Cox C W (& Mrs), foreman, 1204 15th Cox Edward L, student, 1S19 Liberty. Cox B S (& .Mrs), agent, 1819 Liberty. Cox Fo'-es,, fjieman. Vienna. Cox G I, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Cox J G (& Mrs), railroader, 1221 Swann. Cox Leola C, domestic, 027 25th. Cox Leota, domestic, 102 Blennerhassett av, Cox Mahala Mrs, 1324 Oak. Cox Minnie, student, Vienna. Cox Wm 1! (& Mis), turner, 927 25th. Cox Wm W (& .Mis), carpenter, Vienna. Coyne John, engineer, 720 Jeannette. Cozad Bertha, 28 5th. Craig Charles, cooper 613 Mark. Craig Dessa, domestic, 613 Mark. Craig Myrtle, 613 Mark. Craig R D (& Mrs), motormkr, 613 Mark. Crall Martha Mrs, 322 4th. Cralley Andrew (& Mrs), SO? Lynn. Cralley Howard, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Cramer Carrie, 118 7th (W Va 1765). Cramer Henry, bookkeeper, 1030 Lynn. Cramer Jesse L (& Mrs), bkkpr, 5 Park pi (W Va 879). Cramer L & Son, coal and lumber, 122 3d. Cramer Rosa'. 1030 Lynn. Crandal Anna, waitress, 629 Leafy Glen Ct. Crandall Carl C, cabinetmkr, 1714 Covert. Crandall E W, musician, 1714 Covert. Crandall G W ■ (& Mrs), cabinetmkr, 1714 Covert. Crandall's Orchestra, 1714 Covert. Crane John, clerk, 419 Green. Crane M W, messenger, tl9 Green. Crane Paul, 419 Green. Crane Silas F (& Mrs), laborer, 419 Green (W Va 492). Crawford David B (& Mrs), treas National Sucker Rod Co, 13-3 Market. Crawford Ella, telephone opr, 1100 William. Crawford G B, conductor, 1100 William. Crawford John M, secy and treas Parkers- burg Rig and Reel Co, 1035 Ann. Crawford Mary, 1100 William. Crawford Sarah Mrs, 1229 Skirven. Crawford S B, 608 Harris. Crawford W H (& Mrs), mail carrier, 1100 William. Crawford W J, clerk, 1225 Market. Creel Dona, student, 645 7th. Creel Edith, teacher, 1023 19th. Creel Ella E, student, 645 7th. Creel Frances, stenographer, 410 5th. Creel Frank, 645 7th. Creel Grace, 240 Bradley av. Creel Hannah P, 1220 20th. Creel Mabel V, stenographer, 645 7th. Creel Virginia M, bkkpr, 645 7th. Creel W A (& Mrs), engineer, 246 Bradley av (W Va 1320). -101— J. J. Crotty & Co. Manufacturers of Drilling and Fishing Tools, Heavy Forgings a Specialty. New and Second Hand Steam and Gas Engines for sale. All kinds of Machinery repaired promptly. We rent Fishing Tools. (W. Va. W. 272) Creighbaum Augusta, domestic, 1212 Gar- field av. Creighbaum Jennie Mrs, domestic, 1212 Gar- field av. Creighton James (& Mrs), 41G E 12th (W Va 1C46). Cribbins James (& Mrs), carriage shop, 309 2d (W Va ISO), h 41C 16th. Crim Grace, 950 Avery. Crim R C (& Mrs), foreman, 950 Avery (W Va 1816). Crippen Alice Mrs, 1807 Plum. Crippen Bernice, 1807 Plum. Crippen Edith, 1807 Plum. Crippen John, pressman, 210 11th. Criss Dremus (& Mrs), carp, 1208 Garfield av Criss J L (& Mrs), carpenter, 1324'Oak. Crist F A (& Mrs), rig builder, 1033 Lyan (W Va 395). Crist Glenn, 1033 Lynn. Crites Emory P, clerk, 1022 Lynn. Crites J P Mrs, 1022 Lynn. Crites Ophas T, insurance, 1022 Lynn (W Va 1G84). Crofton G W (& Mrs), conductor, 1045 Laird av (W Va 1232-1). Crofton Walter T (& Mrs), brakeman, 1010 George. Crofton P J, brakeman, 828 Jeannette. Crolley Annie, 931 Lynn. Crolley Isabel, seamstress, 931 Lynn. 985). Crolley George, boilermkr, 931 Lynn. Crolley John, engineer, 931 Lynn. Crolley Win L, chief eng City Water Works, 931 Lynn (W Va 1710). Cronin Anna, laundress, 1001 E 12th. Cropp A J (& Mrs), clerk, 1915 Ohio av. Cross Alva (& Mrs), tel helper, 520 5th. Cross B E, woodwkr, 053 Depot. Cross Emory (& Mrs), 608 George. Cross Flossie, 610 Marietta av. Cross Frank (& Mrs), checker, 1209 Lynn. Cross James M (& Mrs), saloon, 614 1-2 7th. Cross Jennie, 610 Marietta av. Cross Jessie, 1209 Lynn. Cross Joseph B, woodwkr, 653 Depot. Cross John M (& Mrs), chief eng, 7 Bradley. Cross Leonard (& Mrs), 7 Bradley av. Cross Marguerite, cook, 335 3d. Cross' Restaurant, 208 Juliana. Cross R B (& Mrs), carpenter, 653 Depot. Cross Samuel, cafe, 208 Juliana (W Va 416). Cross Sarah, boarding house, 608 George. Cross Thurman, student, 813 Ann. Cross W D, tinner, 610 Marietta av. Cross W H, stone mason, 653 Depot. Crosley Joseph, oil, 1723 Lynn. Crotty J J, mgr J J Crotty & Co, 315 Sth (W Va 1277). Crotty J J & Co, 2d and Jackson al (W Va 272). Crotty J W, asst mgr J J Crotty & Co, 405 1-2 Market. -102— J. W. Curry, General Contractor Of Excavating Cellars, Foundations, etc. Yards Graded and Sodded in latest designs. Hauling of all kinds. Special attention to Boilers and Engines of all kinds. Contrac- tor of all kinds of Sewers — both Storm and Sanitary. All work done at reasonable prices and fully guaranteed. Best of City References given. Give me a call. Office, 1336 Latrobe Street. I W. Va. Phone 983 I. Crouser Richard, car cleaner, 1312 19th. Crowley Ada Mrs, 1120 E 12th. Crowley Herbert B, cooper, 1120 E 12th. Crowley Howard B, cooper, 1120 E 12th. Cruise James (& Mrs), laborer, S Side. Crummitt Anna. 120 Central av. Crummitt G W (& Mrs), carp. 120 Central av Crummitt Lily, 126 Central av. Cumblidge Elza G (& Mrs), lab. Club Grds. Crummitt Zella, 120 Central av. Crumley H G, oil, 1304 Avery. Crummett Aubrey D, clerk, 1210 Avery. Crummett George, deliveryman, S Side. Crummett Rev S P, minister, 1210 Avery (W Va 241-1). Crystal Springs Water Co, Springdale av, Springdale. Cuff Sara Mrs, 951 Avery. Cuudiff Austin, fireman, 400 Green. Cunningham A M, Lubeck av (W Va 81). Cunningham A C (& Mrs), grocer, 1835 E 7th Cunningham C C. 1002 24th. Cunningham Clifford, carp, 1S02 Liberty. Cunningham Clinton, student, 1802 Liberty. Cunningham Con l& Mrs), barber, 1240 7th. Cunningham Daisy, stengphr, 1S02 Liberty. Cunningham Fay, student, 1835 E 7th. Cunningham G M, justice of peace, 100 Bradley av. Cunningham Grace, clerk, is:'..". E 7th. Cunningham H B (& Mrs I, machinist, 1933 Garfield av. Cunningham Harland. carp, 1S02 Liberty. Cunningham Harry S, wks steel mills, 1933 Garfield av. Cunningham J F, night watchman. Johns- ton av. Cunningham Mat tie, stengphr, S02 Liberty. Cunningham M V (& Mrs), contractor. 1802 Liberty. Cunningham Roy, clerk. 1S35 E 7th. Cupler Henry H (& Mrs), oil contr, 331 9th. Cupler Ruby, student. 331 9th. Curfman Margaret Mrs, Susquehanna av. Curry Ada B, 1020 Park av. Curry Alice ,1620 Park av. Curry Chas (& Mrs), engineer, 1010 Tefft. Curry Chas S (& Mrs), hackman, 1802 Gar- field av. Curry Clyde (& Mrs), carpenter. 1013 15th. Curry W Edward. 1336 Latrobe. Curry E C (& Mrs), M of W elk, 1118 Market Curry Eliza J Mrs, 2502 25th. Curry Harry E (& Mrs), hammer driver. 1337 Latrobe. Curry John T. wks O R shops, 1802 Garfield. Curry John W (& Mrs), contractor. 133G La- trobe (W Va 983). Curry Leander, laborer, 908 Laverue. Curry Nellie G. 1620 Park av. Curry Nina B, timekeeper, 1020 Park av. Curry Robert C, civil eng, r 12, 209 1-2 4th. Curry Rose A, teacher. 2502 Curry Thos (& Mrs), sewer work, 1234 22d. -103- J. D. Cutlip, Attorneyvat'Law and Notary Public with Seal. Office with Caldwell & Watson. 405 Juliana St. ( W. Va. Phone 236. ) Residence, 14 Hall St. i W. Va. Phone 1529 ) Curry Virginia L, 1G20 Park av. Curry Win C, wks steel mills, 1802 Garfield. Curry Win E (& Mrs), supt chair factory, 1620 Park av (W Va 419-1). Curry W H (& Mrs), saw filer, 1224 Lynn. Curry, Win, laborer, C08 George. Curtis Carrie Mrs, dressmaker, 207 8th. Curtis Elsworth, wks barrel factory, 17th. Curtis Francis, 821 Green. Curtis Dr H S (& Mrs), dentist, 3101-2 Mar- ket (W Va 1291), h 1335 Covert (W Va 1645). Curtis Isaac (& Mrs), butler, 821 Green. Curtis Logan, 912 Center. Curtis Samuel, porter, 821 Green. Curtis W S, wks ice plant, 17th. Custer H H (& Mrs), carpenter, Bull Creek rd (W Va 815). Custer Jessie, student, Bull Creek rd. Custis J N (& Mrs), porter, 1501 Park. Cutlip E K (& Mrs), railroader, 14 Hall. Cutlip Hannah, 317 3d. Cutlip J D, lawyer, 14 Hall. Cutlip Reuben (& Mrs), 319 3d. Cutlip Reuben R, 2d-hand store, 217 3d, Cyrus Andrew, cook, 585 5th. Cyrus Clara V, laundress, 575 5th. Cyrus Ellen, laundress, 585 5th. Cyrus Golden F, cook, 575 5th. D Dabney Wm, laborer, 1003 Ann. Daesch Edward A (& Mrs), prop Parkera- burg Felt Mattress Co, 1G1G Beaver. Dailey Dosia, student, Worthmore. Dailey Geo W (& Mrs), janitor, S22 1-2 Wood Dailey H M (& Mrs), carpenter, G30 Bird. Dailey J W (& Mrs), conductor, 418 William. Dailey S D, S Side (W Va 1168-2). Dakan Jennie L, seamstress, 624 1-2 Juliana. Daley Albert, railroader, 419 William. Daly Angelina Mrs, 419 William. Daley Charlie, bell boy, 1110 Swann. Dailey D W, architect, 1221 Lynn (W Va 36-2.) Daley Elvie, teacher, 1221 Lynn. Daley Frank, machinist, 1221 Lynn. Daley Ida M, 1110 Swann. Daley John J (& Mrs), pumper, 1110 Swann. Daley John F, laborer, 419 William. Daley Michael Mrs, 1221 Lynn. Daley Mollie, 1221 Lynn. Daley Willie, boilermaker, 1110 Swann. Dalla Louie, fruit store, 529 Ann. Dalston Harry (& Mrs), laborer, 318 7th. Daly Henry, clerk, 612 Avery. Daly Mary Mrs, 612 Avery. Daly Thomas Mrs, 612 Avery. Daly Thomas, fire dept, 612 Avery. Damon Club, 529 1-2 Market (W Va 1260). Dana way John (& Mrs), janitor, 809 Farrow. Dando Thomas (& Mrs), grocer, 810 7th. Dandridge Wm (& Mrs), porter, 417 8th. Danforth Robert (& Mrs), laborer, 222 19th. -104- A Winter Day in Parkersburg. Danhart George C, clerk, 1341 Spring. Danhart J P (& Mrs), tel linemn.1341 Spring Danhart Rosa M, 1341 Spring. Danks W L, mechanic, Savage Flats, 13th. Daniels I W (& Mrs), paperhgr, 218 11th. Daniels J H. 800 Quincy (W Va 996). Daniels M J (& Mrs), lodging, 422 Ann (YV Va 1881-1). Daniels Okey, student, 1314 Lubeck av. Daniels Win J (& Mrs), bricklayer, 1314 Lubeck av. Darts Rosa, seamstress, 1335 St Marys av. Danser Elizabeth Mrs, milliner, 018 7th (W Va 699). Danks W L, 411 13th (W Va 1891). Dare Allen, student, 802 Market. Dare Block, 508 Market. Dare Goodall, carpenter, 1724 Covert. Dare J M (& Mrs), 802 Market (W Va 949). Dare Mildred, 802 Market. Daris Rachael, domestic, 706 Ann. Darlington Sarah, 217 Eleventh. Darlington Rev U V W (& Mrs), pastor St Paul's M E Church S, 217 11th (W Va 900). Darnell C B (& Mrs), book binder, 119 7th. Daubenspecii E F (& Mrs), oil contractor, 1G02 19th (W Va 1127-2). Daugherty Chas, farmer, Murdoch a v. Daugherty Emma, waitress, Blennerhassett Hotel. Douglas Howard L (& Mrs), carpenter, 1126 Swann. Dowd John F, prop Commercial Hotel. Davey Robert (.& Mrs), gardener, N Parkers- burg (W Va 593). Davenport E H, clerk, Chancellor Hotel. Davenport John A (& Mrs), 1615 St Marys av (W Va 956). Davenport Lucy, 1615 St Marys av. Davidson Albert H (& Mrs), trav salesman, 808 Swann. Davidson Block, 61a-617 Market. Davidson E L, pres Y M C A, 1331 Market. Davidson E L (& Mrs), secy and treas Park- ersburg Mill Co, 1331 Market (W Va 292). Davidson F E (& Mrs), lumber merchant, 725 Market (W Va 1279). Davidson Geo A, contractor, 119 13t(i. Davidson J Mitchell (& Mrs), clerk, 1907 Avery (W Va 389). Davidson Stephen (& Mrs), contractor, 415 Phillips Court (W Va 1266), h 119 13th (W Va 1137). Davidson T T & Son, N Parkersburg (W Va 145). Davidson Dr W J, pres Parkersburg Ice Co. office and res 529 1-2 Market (W Va 398). Davis & Abbott, club room, 311 1-2 Market l\V Va 1879). Davis A C (& Mrs), mgr W Va Telephone Co, 214 1-2 4th (W Va 4), h 1333 Spring (\V Va 171). Davis Andrew C (& Mrs), fireman, 915 14th. Davis Annetta, presser. 915 14th. Davis Agnes B, music teacher, 1322 7th. Davis Alden R (& Mrs), motorman, 1408 Washington av. Davis A R, 130 1-2 3d. Davis Arthur, wks steel mills, 218 Belnner- hassett av. Davis Ava W, clerk, 1800 St Marys av. Davis A W (& Mrs), clerk, 1007 17th. —105- The Davis Studio 603'. Market Street. Photographs that please, at popular prices. Children's pictures quick as a wink. We make everything, from penny photos to the largest. Call and see samples. Davis Charles A (& Mrs), roller. 1102 19th. Davis Davis Chas E (& Mrs), steel worker, 1808 Davis Beaver. Davis Davis C E. burner, 1705 Staunton av. Davis Davis Daisy, domestic, 205 Avery. Davis Davis Elizabeth, seamstress, 915 14th. Davis Davis Erwin (& .Mrs). laborer, Johnston av. Davis Davis F C (& Mrs), steel wkr, 1S01 Beaver. Davis Davis F G (& Mrs), machinist, 410 Green Davis <\Y Va 844). Davis Davis Frank, laborer, 1112 Garfield av. Davis Davis Gaynell, student, 1027 Ann. Davis Davis G Ed ward, lineman. Dudley id. Davis Davis George A (& Mrs), foreman, W Va Davis Tel Co, Dudley rd I W Va 306-2) Davis Davis George (& .Mrs), coachman, West Davis Virginia av. Davis Davis G M (& Mi si. Nicely ville. Davis Davis Hayes B (& Mrs), clay modlr, 130C 7t!i. Davis Davis Helen, manicurist, 417 Market. Mai Davis Herbert () (& Mrs), lawyer, 103 7 1-2 Davis (W Va 1250). Davis Davis Herman, clerk. 1058 Avery. Davis Davis H H (& Mis), oil, 1027 Ann. Davis Davis James H (& Mrs), steel worker, Ball Davis Creek rd. Mai- Davis James W (& Mrs), steel worker. 1723 Davis St Marys av. Davis Davis Jennie, dressmaker, US 7 1-2. 300- Davis Jesse G, laborer, 935 Swann. Davis Davis J H (& Mrs l. doubler, 218 Blenner- Davis hassett av. . Davis Jesse R (& Mrs), engineer, 935 Swann. .1 L (& Mrs), minister, 1200 14th. J M L (& Mrs), teamster, Dudley rd. John L (& Mrs), car repairer, 1012 21st Joseph (& Mrs), inach, Queens Lane. Joseph M, lawyer, 118 7 1-2. Joseph T, clerk, 1324 7th. Julia. 4*8 William. J W (& Mrs), barber, 7121-2 Market. Kate Mrs, 1801 Beaver. Laura, domestic, Park av. Lenna, teacher, 118 7 1-2. Marshall K {& Mrs), driver. 1517 21st. Maude E, 935 Swann. Mary J Mis, 1012 21st. Mary, 118 7 1-2. Mattie. 1300 Juliana. .Morgan D (& Mrs), grocer. 1322 7th. M W (& Mis), photographer, 003 1-2 ket, h 1112 Quincy. Nettie, presser, 915 14th. O M (& Mrs), foreman, 702 Jeannette. Orvis {& Mrs), clerk, 1819 16th. S A, 311 5th. Samuel T (& Mrs), salesman, 1325 St ys av iW Va 437-1 ). S E, salesman, S Side. Spencer, lineman, Dudley rd (W Va 1). T John, clerk. Dudley id. Virginia, Dudley rd. Walter, car dispatcher, 1408 21st. —106- Davis W E {&. Mrs), cashier, 914 Market (W Va 1770). Davis W J (& Mrs), deliveryman, 1703 La- trobe (W Va 1008-1). Davis Wilber E. 9i4 Market. Davis Willa, seamstress, Lauckport. Davis William, laborer, 802 7th. Davis Wm (& Mrs), laborer, 1112 Garfield av. Davis Wm (& Mrs), laborer,1318 19th. Davis Wm (& Mrs), barber, 712 1-2 Market. Davison Clarence, student, 901 1-2 Ann. Dawkins J W (& Mrs), policeman, 552 Mari- etta av. Dawkins R S (& Mrs), grocer, 305 Division lYV Va 585). Damn Ida Mis, 1330 Dilloway. Dawson Alma, domestic, 1824 Murdoch. Dawson Charles, student, 1334 Avery. Dawson James (& Mrs), liveryman, 9011-2 Ann (W Va 1269). Dawson James, stable boss, 337 Ann. Dawson Mary C Mrs, 1809 Covert. Dawson Mollie A, stenographer, 1747 Covert (W Va 1353). Dawson Sara, Dudleyville. Dawson Susa, tailoress, 2412 Vaughan av. Day C M (& Mrs), barber, 428 Market, h COS 1-2 Market. Day Charles (& Mrs), porter, 546 Marietta. Day Thomas v & Mrs), barber, 808 Clay. Dayton Alston G Hon, r 9, Government Bldg. Dayton C W (& Mrs), railroader, Marrtown. Dean Blanche, cook, 1103 Juliana. Deaner Albert, laborer, 1216 Lynn. Deaner Laura, 1216 Lynn. Deaner Sarah, laundress, 1216 Lynn. Deanforth Charles (& Mrs), eng, 506 Julius. Dearth F C, tinner, 2511 Vaughn av. Dearth H A (& Mrs), 2511 Vaughn av. Dearth James (& Mrs), 923 Mary. Dearth Lucy, domestic, 1213 Murdoch av. Dearth M C, 1324 Maine. Dearth Nina, clerk, 1335 St Marys av. Dearth T H (& Mrs), engineer, 1907 Murdoch av (W Va 1343). Dearth Thos H (& Mrs), eng, 1211 Garfield. Dearth W H, clerk. Chancellor Hotel. Deble Harry, railroader, 804 Market. DeBussey Herbert R, clerk, 716 Juliana. DeBussey Maud, stenographer, 716 Juliana. DeCamps Ida J, 411 7th. Deem A H (& Mrs), baggage master, 1909 Murdoch av. Deem A J (& Mrs), carpenter, 602 Camden. Deem Bessie, domestic, 1913 Murdoch av. Deem Carl, carpenter, 1241 Latrobe. Deem Charles W (& Mrs), grocer, 1007 E 15th (W Va 1170). Deem Chas M (& Mrs), 609 Stephenson av. Deem Channie, clerk, 1007 E 12th. Deem Clara, tailoress, 1504 Latrobe. Deem Clyde, student, 1403 Lubeck av. Deem Cyrus. 1241 Latrobe. Deem E Mrs, 2509 Murdoch a v. Deem Elizabeth, bkkpr, 1201 Latrobe. Deem Eliza E Mrs, 1201 Latrobe. Deem E R (& Mrs), R F D carrier, 1041 Cornwall pi. Deem Garnet, student, 1909 Murdoch av. Deem Garnet J, 1241 Latrobe. Deem Gerald, student, 2013 Murdoch av. Deem Harry W, 1241 Latrobe. Deem H M, physin, Lubeck (W Va 3220-A). Deem John, 1012 Main. Deem John, plumber, 1221 Market. Deem J W, plumber, 329 Avery. Deem J W, plumber, 328 4th. Deem J W (& Mis), brakeman„ 1115 Mary. Deem Lewis T. salesman. 1007 E 12th. Deem Lizzie, tel opr, 1201 Latrobe. Deem Mary C, 1403 Lubeck av. Deem M E (& Mrs), lineman, 2009 Ohio av. Deem Monroe (& Mrs), lab, 410 2d av S Side. Deem Nannie, 1012 Main. Deem Orville, bell boy, 2013 Murdoch av. Deem Pearl W, metal worker, 1012 Main. Deem Rae, foreman. 508 4th. Deem Ruby, student, 1241 Latrobe. Deem S A (& Mrs), carpenter, 14u7 Lubeck. Deem Scott W (& Mrs I. carp. 1241 Latrobe. Deem S P Mrs, 50S 4th. Deem Vibert, cook, 1241 Latrobe. Deem W A (& Mrs), carp. 1403 Lubeck av. Deem Warman E (& Mrs), patrolman, 1504 Latrobe. Deems Lillie, 502 Green. Deerrs Osmond O (& Mrs I, nil contr, 1808 St Marys av. Deems Ottie L. laborer, 1007 E 12th. Deener Lizzie, 812 Race. Deever Carl, machinist, 624 1-2 7th. Deever Lillian, milliner, 624 1-2 7th. Deever Nellie, clerk, 624 1-2 7th. Deever Nettie Mrs, 024 1-2 7th. Degener Edward Mrs, 22 1-2 7th. Degler Emma, 1509 Covert. Deitch Fred (& Mrs), barber, 610 Fast (W Va 500). DeLancey A (& Mrs), carpenter, 806 15th. DeLancey Cora Mrs, 1235 Swann. DeLancey Mary, 12o5 Swann. Delaney J C (& Mrs), carpenter. 531 6th. Delaney John W (& Mrs), photographe'% 1017 St Marys av. Delaney T J (& Mrs), farmer. 1831 E 7th. Delaney Wm (& Mrs), carpenter, 1110 Mary. DeLong Joseph P, laborer, 944 Latrobe. Dell A B (& Mrs), oil, 3211-2 11th i \V Va 72S). Delia Lewis, merchant, 529 Avery. Dellieker L B <& Mrs), elk U S Circuit Court, 941 Juliana (W Va 888). —107- Hotel Dewitt L. Dewitt, Pro]). European and American Plan — $1,00 and $1,25 Rebuilt and Refurnished. No better in the city. At O. R. R. Depot, corner Ann Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. (W. Va. 38) Dement Harry C, 1211 Staunton a\. Dement W F (& Mrs), painter, 1211 Staun- ton av (W Va 1082). Deming Adelaide Mrs, 1117 Juliana (W Va 108). Deming Clara T. 1117 Juliana. Denbow Llllie, dressmaker, 205 Avery. Dennis Alonzo, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Dennis George B (& Mrs), 923 E 12th. Dennis (1 E, steel worker, 023 E 12th. Dennis Oscar, S Side. Dennison Annie K. 120o Swann. Dennlson Alary A, stenographer. 1203 Swann Dennison O S (& Mrs), real estate, 4th and Juliana (W Va 20), h 1720 19th (W Va 1699). Dennison Patrick A (& Mrs), car inspector, 1203 Swann. Dent Wesley, dishwasher, 409 Sth. Depew Ed (& MTrs), clerk, 70S Juliana. Depue Dr H B, physician, 709 1-2 Market i\V Va 127). Depue Margaret, clerk, 708 Juliana. Deperney .1 I' (& Mrs), chef, C15 1-2 Marker. De Quasie L B {& Mrs), lab, 715 Central av. Despard Charles S Mis, 1015 Juliana. Despard C S Jr, J.015 Juliana. Despard Laura E, 1015 juliana. Detention Hospital, near White Bridge (W Va 1743-1). DeVaughn Andrew J (& Mrs), prop Hotel St James, 802 7th. Devannah Mary, 817 Murdoch ct (W Va 613). DeVaughn Clyde T (& Mrs), express mesng, 1S17 E 7th. DeVaughn Edna, clerk, 802 7th. DeVaughan Hays, 1342 Latrobe. DeVaughn Howard (& Mrs), 813 7th. DeVaughan Jessie, teacher, 1342 Latrobe. DeVaughan M T (& Mrs), liveryman. 1342 Latrobe. DeVaughan Warren M, student, 1342 Latrobe DeVann Wm, 419 William. Devaul W K (& Mrs), teamster, 42 W 12th. Devers Nelson (& Mrs), porter, 635 Leafy Glen Court. Devers Squire (&Mrs), laborer, St Cloud. Devine Charles R (& Mrs), exp agt, 534 7th. Devine Nellie. 835 Main. Devine Wm (& Mrs), shoemaker, 835 Main. Devlin John (& Mrs), transfer man, 510 410. Devlin Peter (& Mrs), prop Citizens Trans- fer & Stge Co, 828 Murdoch av (W Val46). Devlin Transfer Co, 519 4th (W Va 276). lie Vol Bessie L, 216 Sth. DeVol Bess, student, 715 Grafton. Devol Chas B (& Mrs), tool dresr, 114 0th. DeVol Frank E (& Mrs), grocer, 715 Graf- ton (W Va 69S). Devol Fred, electrician, 942 Market. Devol F E, grocer, 1001 Lynn. DeVol Madge, 715 Grafton. Devore Frank W (& Mrs), oil well contr, 17CC Latiobe (W Va 1595). —108— Parkersburg s Largest Dry Goods Store DRY GOODS, with ail its important branches Ladies Tailored Outer Garments, Full Costumes and Gowns Dress Making Parlors of the very Highest Standard Millinery Department complete in each and every detail Fine Wall Papers, Decorations, Draperies and Rugs The Daylight Store Modern Equipment Improved Facilities Prompt Service. Largest Mail Order House in West Virginia. Phones: W. Va. 21 : Bell 536. 521,523 Market Street. VL -109- Discher's Umbrella Store 222 Fourth Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. We have opened our Exclusive Umbrella Store with the most complete line of Men's, Women's and Children's Umbrellas ever put on sale in Parkersburg. Prices Range from 35 cents to $12.50. Repairing and Recovering. (W. Va. Phone 781). DeVol T C (& Mrs), mail carrier, 216 Stli. Devore James .\1. cir mgr Dispatch-News (W Va 1909), li 637 Madison av. Devore Joseph, 413 Ann. Devore .Mary, 108 4th. Devore Win (& Mrs), 637 Madison av. Dei Z Taylor (& Mrs), prop The Fair, 413 Ann (W Va 529). Dewar D (& Mrs), contractr, 910 Virginia av. Dewar R A, clerk, 910 Virginia av. Dews Jasper (& Mrs), porter, 1932 Ohio av. DeWees Audry, clerk, 1015 Quincy. DeWees Don. deliveryman, 709 Market. DeWitt H D (& Mrs), chef, US 6th. Dewitt Hotel (Lewis Dewitt prop), cor 2-1 and Ann (W Va 238). Dewitt Lewis (& Mrs), 2d and Ann. DeWitl .Minnie Mrs, 201 1-2 Ann. Dewoodj A (& Mrs), blacksmith, 820 Oak al. Dexter George, laborer, 49 6th. Diamond Restaurant, 202 Juliana. Dick Eaton, steel wkr, Sand Plains. Dickel II F. I inner. 206 Market (W Va 97G). Dickel John (& Mrs), tinner, 1020 Swann. Dickell John (& Mrs), hardware, 732 2d. Dickel John Sr, merchant. 1020 Swann (W Va 1032). Dickel John & Son, hardware and roofing, 206 Market (W Va 790). Dickel Lewis, tinner, 1020 Swann. Dickell Nellie, 732 2d. JJickson Anna Mrs, 014 Camden. Dickson C A, wholesale tobacco and cigars, 409 0th (W Va 1330). Dickinson Nancy Mrs, St. ^ioud. Diggs Mary M Mrs, dressmaker. 418 10th. Dilley Hugh (& Mrs), engineer, 1018 Avery (W Va 1634). Dillon John (& Mrs), engineer. 203 8th (W Va 1892). Dils Annie, domestic, 700 Ann. Dils Bert, blacksmith, 902 Ann. L>ils Bros & Co, dry goods, 521 Market (W Va 21). Dils Camden, fireman, Rosemar. Dils Catherine, Rosemar. Dils Charles B, clerk, 90- Ann. Dils Clara, stenographer, 902 Ann. Dils Frank C (& Mrs), painter, 810 1-2 7th. Dils P M, painter. Marietta av. Dils Henry H, 903 Market. Dils H P (H P & J W Dils), 521 5th CSV Va 716). Dils H P & J W, wholesale dry goods, 211- 213 6th (W Va 278). Dils Homer (& Mrs), 2514 Murdoch av. Dils James R (& Mrs), engineer, 931 25th. Dils J W (H P & J W Dils), 503 Avery (W Va 902). Dils Kathryn, 963 Market. Dils Lavina, student, 902 Ann. Dils Mary, 903 Market. Dils Nettie H Mrs, 902 Ann. Dils Rebecca, 963 Market. —110- Dils Sherman (H P & J W Dils), 521 5tn. Dils Virginia, stenographer, 902 Aim. Dils Wm H (& Mrs), farmer, Ros?mar. Dinger B D, oil driller, 545 4th. Dinsmore Caroline, stenogphr, 1108 Juliana. Dirth Carrie, 1211 Garfield av. Discher Wm G (& Mrs), umbrella maker, 222 4th (W Va 781), h 1311 Avery. Dispatch-News Co, City Hall Place (Ed of- fice W Va 520) (Bus office W Va 503). Ditton Frank J (& Mrs), oil drilr, 022 1-2 Ttli. Dixon Amanda, domestic, lzlt) Ann. Dixon George W, tinsmini, G10 Marietta ;iv. Dixon Harrison L (& Mis), carp, 1501 19th. Dixon Sarah, 1501 19th. Doak J R, stenographer, 815 Murdoch court. Doak N B, stenographer, 817 Murdoch court. Doak Rosa, 1813 Spring. Dobbins H Jesse (& Mrs), cooper, 322 Lu- beck av. Dobbins A, 400 4th. Dobdin Sarah Mrs, 1407 Lynn. Dock John, stonemason, 617 Monroe. Dodd Charles (& Mrs), hostler, 117 9th. Dodge H B (& Mrs), lawyer, 205 4th, h 012 17th (W Va 816). Doleman J \V, barber shop, 322 6th, Ji 566 Gale av. Dollman Elizabeth, 1710 Covert. Dollman Margaret, clerk, 1710 Covert. Dollman Wm, tag factory, 1710 Covert. Dollmeyer Albert E, clerk B & O, 318 4th. Dollmeyer Doll Mrs, 318 4th. Donaghho Company, pottery (W Va 323). Donaghho Walter, Bull Creek rd (W Va 56.) * Donahue Roy, clerk, Buena Vista. Donahue Win H (& Mrs), shipping elk, Buena Vista. Donaway Agnes, laundress, 913 Clay. Donaway John (& Mrs), assist janitor, 90S Fair av. Donald George, 2031 Dudley av. Doneldson Alexander (& Mrs), plumber, 1308 Avery. Doneldson Daisy, e'erk, 1308 Avery. Doneldson Mary, seamstress, 1308 Avery. Londle Alice Mrs, domestic, 1330 Market. Dondle Nellie, domestic, 1330 Market. Doney Chas A (.& Mrs), bricklyr, Midway. Donnelly A B (& Mrs), 1006 17th. Danks W L (& Mrs), master mech, 1019 Ann. Donovan Esther, student, 906 Ann. Donovan J W (& Mrs), blksmith, 906 Ann (W Va 1153). DoiiG^n Will, POO Ann. Dorsey Chas, janitor, 911 Latrobe. Dorsey Harry, 911 Latrobe. Dorsey Hattie, 911 Latrobe. Dorsey Jos P (& Mrs), master mech, 1033 Swann. Dorsey T H Mrs, 911 Latrobe. Doisey Sallie, domestic, 109 12th. Doisey Sarah, domestic, 911 Latrobe. Doisey Charles, porter, 911 Latrobe. Dotson Anna, 1101 Main. Doison A (& Mrs), music tchr, 1222 Market Dotson Calvin N (& Mrs), timber, 17th and Juliana. Dotson Clarence, engineer, 509 Gth. Dotson Commodore (& Mrs), real est, 411 4th Dotson Grace, 1101 Main, seamstress. Dotson G W (& Mrs), carpenter, 1101 Main. Dotson Harry, carpenter, 132 Main. Dotson Ida, clerk, 1222 Market. Dotson James A .(& Mrs), steel wkr, Blen- neihassett av. Dotson J S (& Mis), carpenter, 132 Main. Dotson Lillian, tel opr, W Va office, h Vienna Dotson Saiah E .Mis. 1003 Covert. Dougherty J T (& Mrs), eng, 1403 Spring. Dougherty Walter Ross. 140... Spring. Douglass C W (& Mrs), civil serv, Riverview. Douglass H Arthur (& Mrs), timberman, Vienna. Douglass John (& Mrs), boilermkr, 1720 Si- Marys av. Dovener Robert Mrs. 716 Juliana. Dovener Mattie, 716 Juliana. Dovis M R (& Mrs), clerk, 1517 21st. Dowd A H (& Mrs), 1114 7th. Dowd James T, rll4 7th. Dowd John F, mgr Commercial Hotel. Dowdney L V (& Mrs), 206 1-2 3d. Dowell Harry, machinist, 312 7th. Dowerty W F (& Mrs), 1027 Elizabeth av. Dowler Geo (& Mrs), steel wkr, Johnston av. Downing Wm H (& Mrs), 1710 St Marys as' (W Va 414). Downing W H & Co, oil well tools, 326 1-2 Juliana. Downing Winfield H (oi Mrs), oil driller, 1712 Latrobe. Downs F M (^ Mrs), train caller, 1927 Mur- doch av. Dowson Hiram, laborer, 1501 Staunton av. Doyle Ada, 750 Quincy. Doyle Catherine Mrs, 750 Quincy. Doyle Cleve (& Mrs), laborer, Marrtown. Doyle Emma, 750 Quincy. Doyle James, oil driller, 312 7th. Doyle Laura Mrs, 1225 Juliana. Doyle M J (& Mrs), laborer, 1019 Jeanuette. Doyle Raymond, machinist, 750 Quincy. Doyle Rosie, 751) Quincy. Drake Anna B, asst photographer, 1004 i3th. Drake C B Mrs, 030 1-2 fth. Drumel Edgar, moulder, 2007 Onio av. Drake Edith, 1220 Lynn. Drumel Edward (& Mrs), harnessmkr, 2007 Ohio av. Drake Frank (& Mrs), plasterer. 1440 Wash- ington av. —Ill— B. F. Dunkle Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. Transfer, Moving, Heavy Hauling and Storage. Both Phones — call 331. 337 Ann Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. (W. Va. Phone 331). Drake Evelyn, 1220 Lynn. Drake George W, electrician, 1220 Lynn. Drake Hoit S, bookbinder, 1004 13th. Drake Lester Mrs, Chancellor Hotel (W Va 1501). Drake Lucy E, 1220 Lynn. Drake L Evelyn, 1224 Lynn. Drake Russell H, clerk, G30 1-2 7th, Drake Shirley S (& Mrs), printer, 1004 13th. Drake Walter (& Mrs), clerk, 1302 Market (W Va 1715). Drake Willie, driver, G30 1-2 7th. Drennen J H (& Mrs), clerk, 905 Avery. Drennen John (& Mrs), laborer, 1304 7th. Drennen John S, laborer, Lubeck av. Drennen Lavinia A, 807 Swann. Dressel C W, asst gen agt, 401 Ann. Drollinger Fred, bartender, Schneider's cafe. Drumel Ed V, harnessmkr, 2007 Ohio av. Drummond S E (& Mrs), riverman, 1800 Staunton av. Duckworth S G (& Mrs), insurance, 906 Vir- ginia (W Va 1618). Dudley Albert G (& Mrs), rngr Bacon & Dudley Produce Co, 1103 24th. Dudley Bessie, 1344 Market. Dudley Blanche, 1344 Market. Dudley Brainard, 929 25th. Dudley Chas P (& Mrs,, 2417 Dudley av (W Va 100). Dudley George L (& Mrs), pres Citizens Lumber Co, N Parkersburg (W Va 668). Dudley Elizabeth, 929 25th. Dudley James B (& Mrs), lumberman, 1709 Spring (W Va 1691). Dudley John W Jr (& Mrs), real estate, Rosemar (W Va 3237-A). Dudley J W (& Mrs), 929 25th (W Va 932). Dudley J W & Son, 5th and Juliana (W Va 277). Dudley Lewis (& Mrs), lmbrman, Foleys lane Dudley L (& Mrs), mgr Citizens Lumber Co, 1344 Market (W Va 607). Dudley Mary, 1344 Market. Dudley Wm, 1111 24th (W Va 1656). Dines Celia Mrs, 58 19 1-2. Duff Daniel, plasterer, 321 Ann. Duff Robert, laborer, 524 4th. Duffield E L, oil driller, 207 7th. Duffy Catherine 121 1-2 Ann. Duffy James, 121 1-2 Ann. Duffy John W, bartender, 521 Avery (VV Va 1360). Dufur D F, agent, 512 Ann. Dugan Edward, steel wkr, Johnston av. Dugan F A, brakeman, 318 9 1-2. Dugan Harry (& Mrs), laborer, 1221 Water. Dugan Jas W (& Mrs), watchmn, 318 9 1-2. Dugan John, catcher, Johnston av. Dugan Lucetta Mrs, Johnston av. Dugan Margaret, elk, 318 9 1-2 (W Va 1571). Dugan Mary, oomestic, 1616 Avery. Dugan Michael J, fireman, 318 9 1-2. Dugan Patrick, steel worker, Johnston av. —112- Dulin Addie, student, Atlantic av. Duke Edward (& Mrs), foreman Lock IS, Riverview. Dulin B Frank, steel worker, Atlantic av. Dulin Erma, domestic, Atlantic av. Dulin G S (& Mrs), laborer, Atlantic av. Dulin Versie, helper, Atlantic av. Dulin Vena, Atlantic av. Dumont Catherine, 129 1-2 3d. Dunbar Ella, 1128 7th. Dunbar Frank M (& Mrs), barber, 411 Avery. Dunbar F M (& Mrs), barber shop, 402 Mar- ket, h 411 Avery. Dunbar J T (& Mrs), lumberman, Park av. Dunbar J V (& Mrs), civil eng, 1128 7th. Dunbar Laura, Park av. Dunbar R W H, 2d-hand store, 205 Market, h N Parkersburg (W Va 1123). Dunbar Ralph (& Mrs), civil eng, Park av. Dunbar V A (& Mrs), real estate, 1128 7th (W Va 62). Dunbar Second-Hand Store, 205 Market. Dunbar Wm H (& Mrs), merchant, 1602 St Marys av (W Va 1728). Dunbar & Welch Lumber Co (J T Dunbar, James Welch), 219 1-2 Juliana. Dunbarger George S Mrs, 528 4th. Duncan Bros (H C and C J), saloon, 221 Juliana (W Va 1882). Duncan C J, saloonkpr, 1211 Logans al, h Lauckport (\V Va 1161-1). Duncan H C, saloonkeeper. Duncan T F (& Mrs), 1015 Mary. Dunfee D S, wholesale confectionery and ci- gars, G26 7th. Dunham F M (& Mrs), 559 5th. Dunham Mary Mrs, 1312 Avery. Dunham W W (& Mrs), driller, 1724 Oak. Dunkle B F (& Mrs), livery, 337 Ann, h 1211 Market (W Va 331). Dunkle Charles W, clerk, 1211 Market. Dunkle John, clerk, 1211 Market. Dunkle Percy K, clerk, 1211 Market. Dunlap E (& Mrs), teamster, 20S Court al (W Va 645). Dunlap S F (& Mrs), plumber, Dudley rd. Dunsmoor Dayton L. bookkpr, 1225 22d. Dunmire Minerva, 325 Lincoln av. Dunsmoor Perley (& Mrs), mail carrier, 1225 22d. Dunn Charles, driver, 5C9 6th. Dunn J R (& Mrs), shearman, Lincoln av. Dunn J S (& Mrs), tel opr, 1310 7th (W Va 1247). Dunn John, student, Lincoln av. Dunn Mary Mrs, 569 Gth. Dunn Margaret. Lincoln av. Dunn Reede, student, Lincoln av. Dupuy J A, lawyer, 220 1-2 4th (W Va 1185). Duquesne Saloon, 724 7th (W Va 682). Durand Mame, 129 1-2 3d. Durkin Agnes, clerk, 524 5th. Durkin Etta A, 410 5th. Durkin Gertrude, 521 5th. Durkin James, clerk, 524 5th. Durkin John, elevator opr, 524 5th. Durkin John, clerk, 524 5th. Durkin John. 410 5th. Durkin Martin J, 410 5th. Durkin Mary B, 410 5th. Durkin Mary Mrs, 524 5th. Durkin Nellie, 524 5th. Durkin P (& Mrs), 410 5th. Durts Mina, clerk, 1335 St Marys av. Dutton Clair C (& Mrs), salesman, 821 14 ih (W Va 1711). Dutton Clyde T (& Mrs), 1507 Cover! (W Va 1188). Dutton Lee 0, sander, 712 13th. Dutze Catherine, laundress. 638 Bird. Dutze C E (& Mrs), 652 E Sth. DuVal G A (& Mrs), engineer, 1508 Avery (W Va 1144). DuVol J M, brakeman, 210 1-2 3d. Dye Custer M (& Mrs), barber, 560 1-2 7th. Dye D P (& Mrs), insurance, 217 4th. Dye Elijah V (& Mrs), clerk, 1104 13th (W Va 1727). Dye Franklin (& Mrs), crater, 1002 13th. Dye George, driver, 656 E 8th (W Va 1514). Dye H E (& Mrs), blksmith, 1313 Oak (W Va 403-2). Dye I E (& Mrs), grocer, 1513 Garfield av. Dye J W (& Mrs), grocer, 813 16th (W Va 1316-3). Dye Leore, 1331 Latrobe. Dye Laura Mrs, 1331 Latrobe. Dye & McMillan's Barber Shop (C M Dye, R E McMillan), 205 3d. Dye Otho (& Mrs), wks R, 750 Quincy. Dye P D (& Mrs), horseshoer, 1629 Park av. Dye P D (& Mrs), driver, 1334 Dilloway (W Va 1041). Dye Roy, shop foreman, 60S Harris. Dye, Rutter & Dye, blksmiths, 314 Williams Court (W Va 807). Dye R N, engineer, uOl Juliana. Dye S V, Sand Plains (W Va 1062-4). Dye Virginia, tel opr, 1331 Latrobe. Dyson Wm H (& Mrs), clerk, 209 1-2 4th. Eagle Dillman, painter, S72 Chestnut. Eagle Glenn, laborer, 1903 E 7th. Eagle Harry, laborer, 872 Chestnut. Eagle J E, painter, 1903 E 7th. Eagle Leroy M ( & Mrs), laborer, 1101 7th. Eagle Wm O, fireman, 1104 7th. Eagon Annie Mrs, 1047 Avery. Eagon Grace, 1409 Spring. Eagon Mattie, 1409 Spring. -113- Interior View of East End Plumbing Company Sanitary Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters. Repair Work our Specialty. Prompt attention given to all orders. ( W. Va. Phone 852 ). 704 Seventh Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. Eagon Virginia Mrs. 1409 Spring. Earle Clarissa Mrs, Tavennerville. Earls C A (& Mrs), tailor, 41 W 12th. Earl Elby, watchman, 'Tavennerville. Earl Maine, waitress, 519 1-2 Gale av. Earle Thomas E, watchman, Tavennerville. Earl Walter Mrs, 519 1-2 Gale av. Earnests George (& Mrs), 1039 Cornwall p] (W Va 873). Earnest Jacob (& Mrs), 214 Juliana. Earnest Laura, clerk, Quincy. Earnest Wm H <& Mrs), cook, 112 9th. Easier Ervin, hod carrier, loll 15th. Easley Ford, hod carrier, 1014 15th. Easley Frank (& Mrs). 1014 15th. Easley Wm (& Mrs), mechanic, 1920 Garfield. East End Bakery, S12 Tth (W Va 382). East End Fruit Store (Pio Tei mgr), 722 7th. East End Plumbing Co, 704 7th (W Va 852). Eaton Clinton, student, Johnston av. Eaton H Vv Jr, 210 1-2 Ann (W Va 422), h 1203 Murdoch av (W Va 672). Eaton P D (& Mrs), steel wkr, Johnston av. Eaton R M (& Mrs), grocer, Marrtown (W Va 1886-2). Ebert Cecil, brakeman, 1104 Ann. Eberts C W (& Mrs), express messenger, 1201 Murdoch av. Ebert Francis V Mrs, 1603 Murdoch av (W Va 1067). Eberts J Gale, secy H P Moss Bookstore Co, 12(H Murdoch av (W Va 1207). Eberhardt Otto (& Mrs), driver, 510 4th. Ebert S P, clerk, 911 Market. Echols C C, clerk, 1307 Lubeck av. Echols Cecil, trav salesman, 537 5th. Echols Charles F, laborer, 537 5th. Echols Earl S, machinist, 537 5th. Echols Fred, grocer, 617 Market (W Va 122 1) Echols Hannah J Mrs, 949 Avery. Echols Hattie, student, 1307 Lubeck av. Echols Hazel (& Mrs), clerk, 1032 Swann. Echols J S (& Mrs), chief clerk B & O, 949 Avery. Echols Mabel C, 537 5th. Echols Martha Mrs, 1307 Lubeck av. Echols S P (& Mrs), driver, 537 5th. Echols Wm, 45 5th. Ecker Edward, 626 Madison av. Ecker Elma, 626 Madison av. Ecker George (& Mrs), supt, 626 Madison av (\V Va 313). Ecker Georgia, 626 Madison av. Eckels Edna, 1230 Staunton av. Eckels Eska, 1230 Staunton av. Eckels J M (& Mrs), grocer, 1230 Staunton. Eckels J M, 1232 Staunton av (W Va 602). Eddy Henry (& Mrs), teamster, 860 Chestnut Edelen Barbara, student, 912 Virginia av. Edelen C W, elk, 912 Virginia av (W Va 282) Echols Mae, printer, 1307 Lubeck av. Edelen Charles (& Mrs), hardware, 912 Vir- ginia av. Edelen D M Mrs, 912 Virginia av. —114— The Old Well, Blennerhassett Island. Edelen Frank (& Mrs), hardware, 1213 23d. Edelen Lola, 640 13th. Edelen Sarah, reporter. 912 Virginia av. Edelen Wm S (& Mrs), 640 13th. Edelen Wm (& Mrs), farmer, 1335 Spring. Edgar & Smith, insurance, 125 5th. Edmonson E D (& Mrs), clerk, 1143 Swann. Edmonson J W, grocer, 8t)G Avery, h 591 5th (W Va 1845). Edwinson Ed, plasterer, 591 5th. Edwards Arthur, blksmith, 212 Lubeck av. Edwards Evaline Mrs, laundress, 212 Lubeck. Edwinson George, 591 5th. Edwinson James, grocer, 591 5th. Edwinson Maria, 591 5th. Effinger Fred (& Mrs), barber, 1423 St Marys av. Egan W P, tel opr, 1047 Avery. Eismaner George, eng, B & O, 509 Ann. Ekas Will (& Mrs), oil driller, C53 7th (W Va G47). Ekln L M (& Mrs), 411 13th. Elder Frank (& Mrs), oil. (US Ann (W Va 1740). Elder George (& Mrs), oil, 018 Ann. Eldej- Maude, 618 Ann. Elder Perry, machinist, 018 Ann. Elks Hall, w s Juliana bet 5th and 0th tW Va 518). Elletson Alpha Mrs, Bull Creek rd. Elletson-Carver Co, pntrs. 231 3d (W Va 37G) Elletson Edward B (& Mrs), printer, 1905 Beaver (W Va 1685). Elletson E B. foreman, 231 3d. Elletson George (& Mrs), printer, Logans av (W Va 207). Elletson George Jr, linotype opr, Sand Plains Elletson Geo (& Mis), gardener, N Pksburg. Elletson W A. 231 3d, h 2010 Dudley av (W Va 510). Elliott Agnes, 034 Marietta av. Elliott C E (& Airs), collector, 535 0th (W Va 1498). Elliott C D (& Mrs). IT S marshal, office Govt Bldg (W Va 204), h 1025 Juliana (W Va 204). Elliott Everett. Nicelyville. Elliot! Fiances, teacher, 123 13th. Elliott Frank, laborer, 634 .Marietta av. Elliott Ivadell. student, 535 6th. Elliott J M (& Mrs), dairyman, Nicelyville. Elliott J M C (& Mrs), laborer, 837 Jeannette Elliott Lulu, Nicelyville. Elliott Valla, student, 1025 Juliana. Elliott Veva, Nicelyville. Elliott Virginia, student, 1025 Juliana. Elliott Wm S t& Mrs), contractor, 12:; 13th. Ellis Charles, laborer. 1302 13th. Ellis Charles (& Mis), plasterer. 220 Avery- Ellis Lizzie, 211 Avery. Ellis Minna, 220 Avery. Ellis Susan, 1302 13th. Ellis Store, 411 Market (W Va 55 I I. Ellis T H, clerk, 411 Market. Ellison Archie (& Mrs), 1913 Murdoch av. Ellison Charles (& Mrs), 1923 Garfield av. Ellison Samuel T. 1913 Murdoch av (W Va 1301). Elmore Chas, laborer. Standard Oil Co. Ely Dr W E (& Mrs), osteopathic physician. 523 Juliana (W Va 795). Elv Edward Mrs. laundress. 1329 Si Marys av —115- Sid Epstein, Sole Agency ■ *Wj ^ Dunlap Hats. Toggery Shop Holeproof Hosiery for Men and Women. ( W. Va. Phone 1029 ) Elzey E P, clerk, 321 Juliana. Emanson Jennie, nurse, 1145 Swann. Enibry John (& Mrs), 590 5th. Emerick Charles, butcher, 1050 Cornwall pi. Emerick Cleveland. 320 9 1-2. Emerick Glenn, deliveryman, 1037 Market. Emerick S J (& Mrs), merch police, 322 9 1-2 (W Va 1531). Emerick Victoria Mrs, seamstress, 1050 Cornwall pi. Emerick Will J. fireman, 320 9 1-2. Emmitt Thomas J (& Mrs), tool dresser, 1800 Latrobe. Empire Casualty Co, 017 to C21 Union Trust Bldg (YV Va 1255). Emrick O E (& Mrs), agt A & P Tea Co, 1103 Avery (W Va 1473). Engle O A, butcher, 1105 Quincy. Engle Wm M (& Mrs), mesgr, 904 Charles. English F W, oil driller, 550 5th. Enlow H J (& Mrs), 1710 St Marys av. Enlow Kemper R, clerk, 1710 St Marys av. Enlow Mary, student, 1710 St Marys av (W Va 991). Enoch Alfred (& Mrs), engineer, 810 Lynn. Enoch Chester, clerk, 81G Lynn. Enoch Emma Mrs, 1115 George. Enoch G C (& Mrs), lumberman, 112 5th (W Va 1321). Enoch ET( rii.it. S10 Lynn. Enoch Isaac L Mrs, 911 Market (W Va 1902). Enoch L T (& Mrs), laborer, 1020 Quincy. Enoch Leonard H, eng, 1115 George (W Va 951-1). Enoch Lillian M, milliner, 406 Avery. Enoch Roy, laborer, 1026 Quincy. Enright C J, 714 16th. Enright Crystal, 714 lGth. Enright E M (& Mrs), contractor, 714 16th (YV Va 1101). Eppelein Charles, box maker, 1211 Latrobe. Eppelein J W (& Mrs), box mkr, 1321 Dillo- way. Eppelein Edna, milliner, 1321 Dilloway. Epstein Charles (& Mis), tailor, rm 204 Union Trust Bldg (W & Mrs), mach, 1117 Lubeck av Grogan J W (& Mrs), lumber, Nicely ville. Grogan W G (& Mrs), chief e'erk R, 1615 Avery (W Va 1113). Grogg Bessie, student, 1300 Juliana. Grogg & Dudley, real est 205 4th (W Va 603) Grogg J H (& Mrs), real est, 1300 Juliana (W Va 78). Grogg Mamie, student, 1300 Juliana. Grogg Robert, student, 1300 Juliana. Grove Scott (& Mrs), 1015 William. Grove W H, res mgr Fruit Dispatch Co, 1127 19th. Groves Ida, student, 623 Pike. Groves Preston (& Mrs), carpenter, 623 Pike. Groves Verella, 623 Pike. Grudier C M, 190 13th. Grueser Emma, 1039 Ann. Grueser J L (& Mrs), barber, 1342 Lynn (W Va 1815). Grueser Robert (& Mrs), barber, 642 13th. Guard Dye Works W H, dyeing and pressing, 333 3d tW Va 149). Guard Harry, 333 3d. Guard W H (& Mrs), prop Guard's Cleaning & Pressing Co, 333 3d. Guaranty Building. 217 4th. Guestke Wm A (& Mrs), roll turner, 424 Susquehanna av. Guice Carrie Mrs, 1327 Dilloway. Guice J J (& Mrs), machinist, 1323 Dilloway. Guice Lizzie, 1327 Dilloway. Guinn A O (& Mrs), photographer, 320 5th, h 700 16th. Guinn Ella, 113 6th. Guinn Harry, machinist, 113 6th. Guinn Jerry (& Mrs), machinist, 1016 14th. -130- Residence of Henry Dils, Parkersburg. Guinn John, machinist, 113 Gth. Guinn John M (& Mrs), car inspr, 113 Cth. Guinn Lulu Mc, chief tel opr, 714 Latrobe. (W Va 1071-1). Guinn Mattie, bookkeeper, 714 Latrobe. Guinn Pollie, 714 Latrobe. Guinn Sophia C Mrs, 1004 7th. Guinn Wallace, clerk, 1901 Murdoch av. Guinness John p (& Mrs), clerk, G12 Depot. Gun Club, Inter-Urban (W Va 3202-B). Gump Arden (& Mrs), barber, 420 7th. Gump A J (& Mis), barber, 42C 7th. Guthrie Ed, driller, 321 8th. Guthrie Frank H (& Mrs), bkkpr, 1625 Latrobe. Guyser Morton, student, 1511 Avery. Gypsy Oil & Gas Co, 219 4th. H Haag John G (& Mrs), capt Salvation Army, 324 9th. Haberstick Wm (& Mrs), laborer, Marrtown. Hackley Prank (& Mrs), barbr, 601 1-2 Green Hackley F E (Ac Mrs), 6011-2 Green. Haddox John, collector, 418 Green. Haddox Harry J, machinist, 1022 19th. Haddox John W (& Mrs), painter, 100G 14th. Haddox Josephine Mrs, Vienna. Haddox Mary T Mrs, 1614 19th. Haddox Nannie, 1006 14th. Haddox Nannie R, stenographer, 1022 19th. Haddox Rachael Mrs, nurse, 1022 19th. Haddox Sarah, 1006 14th. Hadley T S (& Mis), miller, 1337 Lynn ( \V Va 1227). Hadley Grace, 1337 Lynn. Hagen J W Jr (& Mrs), secy O R div, 318 E 10th (W Va 1000). Hagen F O (& Mrs), car distributor, 1115 Murdoch av. Hagen Kendall R, dispatchr O R, 31S E 10th. Hager W S (& Mrs), stonemason, 9301-2 Market. Hague J W (& Mrs), steel worker, Custer. Hahney Harriet C Mrs, 611 Leafy Glen Ct. Hahney Harry E (& Mrs), laborer, 611 Leafy Glen Court. Haines Grant (& Mrs), porter, 801 Green. Hailey Arthur, waiter, 213 4th. Hailey Cecil A, machinist, 1908 Avery. Hailey Estrella, 1908 Avery. Hailey George C, electrician, 1908 Avery. Hailey Geo W (& Mrs), carp, 1908 Avery. Hailey Mary E, student, 1908 Avery. Hailey Ora Jean, 1908 Avery. Hale Dora, student, 2525 Murdoch av. Hale Everett, plasterer, 2525 Murdoch av. Hale H A (& Mrs), lather, Bradley av. Hale Michael (& Mrs), plasterer, 2525 Mur- doch av. Hale Viola, student, 2525 Murdoch av. Haley Emma V, student, 623 Avery. Halfhill Anna, Saunders av and Bull Creek id Halfhill Annas, Johnston av. Halfhill Daniel (& Mrs), 120 Spencer av. Halfhill E G (& Mrs), carp, 2d and William. Halfhill Emmett, sub mail carrier, Saunders av and Bull Creek rd. Halfhill John (Ac Mrs), Johnston av. Halfhill Mollie, housekeeper, 3 Almeda. Halfhill Thos, carpenter, Johnston av. —131- Hall & Prescott J. B. Hall J. H. Prescottj Dealers in Furniture, Carpets and Stoves. House Furnished Complete Nos. 308 and 310 Market Street ( W. Va. 570 i Halfhill W H, carp, Saunders av and Bull Creek rd. Hall Allan, student, 501 Ann. Hall Anna C, student, 314 E 10th. Hall Ben H, tel opr, 1516 Staunton av. Hall C B (& Mrs), trav salesman, Blenner- hassett av. Hall Docia, student, 117 Bradley av. Hall Ed, clerk, 314 Ann. Hall E D (& Mrs), grocer, 314 Ann. Hall Edith, 129 1-2 3d. Hall E H (& Mrs), steel wkr. Saunders av. Hall Eleanor, student, 501 Ann. Hall F Bird, seamstress, 1722 Latrobe. Hall G L (& Mrs), prin Jefferson School, Foley's lane (W Va 1062-3). Hall Dr Harry H, dentist, 309 5th. Hall Harry L, 314 E 10th. Hall H Prescott, student, 314 E 10th. Hall James B (& Mrs), 314 E 10th. Hall James, hostler, 337 Ann. Hall J Bolton (& Mrs), furniture, 314 E loth (W Va 615). Hall J (& Mrs), 583 5th. Hall J M (& Mrs), electrician, 1033 1-2 Lynn. Hall John, carpenter. 117 Bradley av. Hall Dr L L, dentist, 328 Ann (W Va 643). Hall L L, grocer, 328 Ann (W Va 642). Hall Dr M T & Son. dentists, 309 5th (W Va 1420). Hall Dr M T (& Mrs), dentist, 1015 Quincy (W Va 1314). Hall & Prescott Furniture Co, 308-310 Mar- ke1 (W Va 570). nail Van (& Mrs), teamster, 91S E 12th. Hall W H (& Mrs), supt Metropolitan Life Ins Co, rm 702 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 1325), h 818 Ann (W Va 1354). Hall W H (& Mrs), foremn, 1516 Staunton av Hall Win G, Hall Tavern, 214 Market | W Va 1537). Hall Win M (& Mrs), civil eng and U S eng, 709 Union Trust Bldg, h 501 Ann, sum- mer res Lock 18. O (W Va 1334J. Hall Wm (& Mrs), 217 2d. Hall W P (& Mrs), conductor, 1505 Beaver. Hall Wm S (& Mrs), engineer, 320 13th. Hall's Tavern and Bar, 212-214 Market. Hallett Dudley, 1808 Garfield av. Halloran Coleman, 320 Avery. Halloran Gertrude, nurse, 320 Avery. Halloran John E, bartender, 320 Avery. Halloran Kathryn B, 320 Avery. Halloran May, clerk, 320 Avery. Halsey, Memel & Strong, undertakers, 317 Juliana (W Va 1806). Hambel E E, 1621 Oak. Hambel Wm (& Mrs), 1621 Oak. Hamilton C A (& Mrs), bill poster, 1010 10th. Hamilton George, sawyer, 551 6th. Hamilton H Earl, clerk, 415 4th (W Va L260) Hamilton John N (& Mrs), elk, Vienna (W Va 3237-E). Hamilton John Sr, 1014 Quincy. —132— Halsey, Memel & Strong E. M. Halsey F. C. Memel t-f. W. Strong Funeral Directors and Embalmers Dealers in Carriages and Harness 317 Juliana Street W. Va. Phone : Business 1806; Residence 125. Bell 244J Hamilton John Jr, hammer drvr, 1014 Quincy Hamilton Laura, student, 1014 Quincy. Hamilton Lulu, 220 1-2 Juliana. Hamilton Marion, G24 Leafy Glen Court. Hamilton Nellie, 210 Juliana (W Va 1803). Hamilton Samuel (& Mrs), blksmith, 1014 Quincy. Hammat Giles (& Mrs), farmer, Midway. Hammat G R (& Mrs), real estate. Vienna. Hammat Harry (& Mrs), oil driller, Vienna. Hammerich Joseph W E, driver, 811 Swann. Hammet H W, rm 23, Citizens Natl Bk Bldg. Hammond Herbert (& Mrs), barber, 834 7th. Hammond Oliver R (& Mrs), mach, 418 7th. Handel Edward, lab, Standard Oil Co. Hands Beulah, seamstress, George, S Side. Hands Mary, seamstress, S Side. Hands S G (& Mrs), carriage pntr, George, S Side. Hanes & Allen, real est, rms 10-li Pksburg Banking & Trust Bldg (W Va 1049). Hanes B E (& Mrs), real estate, 1109 Market (W Va 754). Hanely Kate, 318 9 1-2. Hanger Frank (& Mrs), fireman, 321 Ann. Hanna Belle, bunch breaker, 826 Lynn. Hanna Thomas, laborer, 1009 Lynn. Hanna Warden W (& Mrs), wks B & O shops, 602 Juliana. Hanna Zeal, machinist, 400 Green. Hannaman Bros, grocers, 2422 Dudley av (W Va 1306-1). Hannan Thus S (& Mrs), bkkpr, 1009 Lynn. Hannaman Chas F (& Mrs), cement works, Maplewood (W Va 1135). Hannaman J Arnott, clerk, Jackson Hotel. . Hannaman Jefferson D, 1328 25th. Hannan Mary Mrs, housekeeper, 131 13th. Hannaman Wort D, grocer, 1328 25th (W Va Lb. .;-2). Hansel Robert (& Mrs), tailor, 938 Avery. Hansel W R (& Mrs), cutter, 938 Avery (W Va 1707). Harden Wm, railroader, 226 Ann. Hardesty Albert, 1329 Covert. Hardesty Elizabeth Mrs, 1329 Covert. Hardesty Lee, driver, 1517 St Marys av. Hardesty Lee, clerk, 1329 Covert. Hardesty Mary, 1329 Covert. Hardesty Nellie S, 1329 Covert. Hardesty Wm H, machinist, 1329 Covert. Hardman L Z (& Mrs), laborer, 634 Camden. Hare Cecelia, dressmkr, 1048 Market. Hare Charles (& Mrs), laborer, Nicelyville. Hare J L, 1048 Market (W Va 1216). Hare Kate, clerk, 1127 Market. Hare Margaret, dressmaker, 104S Market. Hare Martin, 1048 Market. Hare Nellie, clerk, 1048 Market. Harlow Marie, 323 8th. Harmon B A, clerk, Palace Hotel. Harman Libbie, 28 Hall. Harman Oliver (& Mrs), foreman, 1102 13th. Harman Wm (& Mrs), carpenter, 28 19th. —133- Residence of B. E. Hanes, Market Street B. E. Hanes REAL ESTATE Bought, Sold and Exchanged. Parkersburg Banking & Trust Co. Building, Rooms 10 to 11. If yon want to sell a Good Property at a Bargain, list it with me — I sell Bargains only Large list of descriptions, with prices, furnished upon application. "I Sell the Earth— and Some Things Thereupon." See Me. (Notary Public) Harnish Charlotte, student, 1341 Market. Harnish Douglas, student, 1341 Market. Harnish H F, 1341 Market (W Va 833). Harnish H F & Co, harnes mkrs, 234 Court sq i\V Va 235). Harnish Louise, teacher piano, 32G 9 1-2, h 928 Avery. Harper Adam F (& Mrs), laborer. 917 E 12th. Harper Blanche, student, Lincoln av. Harper Curtis, laborer, Tavennerville. Harper Elmer, laborer, 1502 Staunton av. Harper H, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Harper J F (& Mrs), car repr, 1112 Lynn. Harper John, laborer, 410 1-2 Central av. Harper Jas S (& Mrs), foreman B & O shops, Tavennerville. Harper Jesse S (& Mrs), steel wkr, Lincoln. Harper W W, machinist, 601 Juliana. ttarr Edward B (& Mrs), steel wkr, River- view. Harris C A, carpenter, 125 Ann. Harris Charles, clothing, 125 Ann. Harris Clara, clerk. 1413 Lynn. Harris E A, laborer, 900 Lubeck av. Harris F P (& Mrs), 326 9 1-2. Harris Frank Delbert (& Mrs), bkkpr, 1327 Spring. Harris Frank, miller, 325 Green. Harris Geo S (& Mrs), 2d-hand clothing, 123-125 Ann, h 1011 George. Hanes Grant (& Mrs), porter, 801 Green. Harris H N (& Mrs), flagman, 642 Mark. Harris James (& Mrs), lab. 536 Marietta av. Harris Jennie Mis. Madison av. Harris John, clerk, 1413 Lynn. Harris John T, court repr, 409 Juliana (W Va 1744). Harris John T (& Mrs), stenographer, 1014 Murdoch av (W Va 1307). Harris John' clerk, 421 Market. Harris John W (& Mrs), teamster, 1103 E 12th. Harris Joshua (& Mrs), teamster. 1101 E 12th Harris J \v Mrs, 519 1-2 Gale av. Harris Kate, 936 Juliana. Harris Lelia, Bull Creek rd. Harris Lena, 1413 Lynn. Harris Louis, clerk, 813 7th. Harris Maggie, clerk, 1413 Lynn. Harris Maggie, domestic, 710 Ann. Harris Martha Mrs, housework, 909 Ann. Harris Millie Mrs, 624 Ann. Harris Minnie, Bull Creek rd. Harris Moses (& Mrs), janitor, 908 2d av. Harris Orville, turner. 1101 E 12th. Harris Rose R, 1429 22d. Harris R P. clerk, 1337 Avery (W Va 1397). Harris S A Mrs, Sll Avery. Harris Sarah, laundress, 409 8th. Harris Dr T A. physician, 500 Market, h 936 Juliana (W Va 721). Harris Upson, clerk, 325 Green. Harris Wm (& Mrs), packer, 325 Green. Harris Wm Jr, bkkpr, 325 Green. —134— iiarris W L (& Mrs), harnessmkr, 1413 Lynn Harrigan Anna, teacher, 824 Jeannette. Harrigan John (& Mrs), eng B & O, 324 Jeannette. Harrigan John Jr, grocer, 824 Jeannette (W Va 110). Harrigan Joseph, student, 824 Jeannette. Harrigan Lam a M stenogpr, 824 Jeannette. Harrigan May, 824 Jeannette. Harrington Anna Mis, 908 Lynn. Harrington F U (& Mrs) oil prdr 1330 Avery. Harrington S C (& Mis), saloon, 820 Oak al (W Va 58). Harriman Ella Mrs, 300 Lubeck av. Harrison Gertrude, domestic, 323 7th. Harrison Madge, bkkpr, 812 Swann. Harshbarger Chas L, fireman, 1330 Ramsey. Harshbarger Mary A, 1330 Ramsey. Harshbarger Orna, clerk, 218 1-2 Market. Hart Charles (& Mrs), teamster, Vaughn av. Hart Dell, nurse, City Hospital. Hart Fannie T, nurse, City Hospital, .hart Hattie, 222 Market. Hart J W (& Mrs), packer, Marrtown. Hartleben Gus (& Mrs), engineer, 211 Avery (W Va 1553). Hartleben Henry (& Mrs), moulder, 905 13th. Hartleben Nora, 905 13th. Hartley James E, 568 6th. Harts Myron (& Mrs), N Parkersburg. Harvey Marjorie C, 1808 Covert. Harvey Mary Genevieve, 1808 Covert. Harvey C Emmet, 180S Covert. Harvey Chas P(& Mrs), city ed Sentinel, 1808 Covert (W Va 2S9). Harvey I N (& Mrs), steel wkr, Pine. Haskins Clarence, 1019 Lynn. Haskins C R (& Mrs), clerk, 1012 Lynn. Haskins Fox, clerk, i019 Lynn. Haskins J R (& Mrs), insurance, 1019 Lynn. Hastings A D, 1903 15th (W Va 28). Hastings Arthur, electrician, 914 15th. Hastings C C Mrs, 914 15th. Hastings Charles M, driller, 914 15th. Hastings John R, lineman, 914 15th. Hatch D T (& Mrs), feed and livery, 839 Mary, h G02 William. Hatch E C, laborer, 839 Mary. Hatch Geo \V (& Mrs), bkkpr, 1028 Laird. Hatch O B (& Mrs), liveryman, 602 William. Hatch & Valentine, feed store, 602 William (W Va 1020). Hatchet Chas (& Mrs), porter, 1932 Ohio av. Hatfield Franklin P (& Mrs), physician, 727 1-2 7th (W Va 1725). Hatten George W (& Mrs), elk, 417 4th. Hausman F, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Havener F O (& Mrs), lumberman, 1217 Ann. Havener Vere, 1217 Ann. Hawk J W (& Mrs), carpenter, 2402 23d. Hawkey Ed, 527 Market. Hawkey J W (& Mrs), mgr Surprise Store, 538 oth i\V Va 257). Hawkins Clyde A (& Mrs), salesman, 1730 St Marys av (W Va 940). Hawkins C \\ . car repairer. 142 Spencer av. Hawkins G A (& Mrs), gen store, 1420 Cov- ert (W Va 274). h 1500 Covert. Hawkins Laura Mrs, 142 Spencer av. Hawkins Louise, presser, 328 8th. Hawkins O S, mgr W Va Real Est Co. 1124 Murdoch av (W Va 1102). Hawkins Wm (& Mis), laborer, 1221 Water. Hawley C Mrs, 1000 William. Hawley Harry, tailor. 1000 William. Hawley Maud, clerk, 1000 William. Hawley W, clerk, 1000 William. Hawsstutter Bessie, bunch breaker. 1004 Lu- beck av. Hayden Bert, steel worker, 117 7th. Harden Nellie. 204 1-2 Juliana. Hays Abijah, lawyer. 24u 1-2 Court sq, (W Va 715), h 801 Murdoch av. Hayes Charlie, student, 20 W 10th. Hayes Clara. 20 W 10th. Hayes Frank, boilermkr, Standard Oil Co. Hayes James, waiter, 213 4th. Hayes Wm H (& Mrs/, plasterer, 20 W 10th. Hay hurst Chas A (& Mrs), oil opr, 2501 Grand av. Hayhurst Geo L (& Mrs;, moulder, Vienna. Hayhurst Zelma I, student, 2501 Grand av. Hayhurst Zora L, stenographer, 2501 Grand. Hayman E J, 211 Stn. Hayruan Fred, student, 813 Ann. Haynes Ermina, domestic, 210 Ann. Haynes Roy, clerk, ith. Hazen E D. 709 7th I \V Va 829). Hazen Icie P, 924 Swann . Hazen, Romine & Hazen, dry goods, 4)9 Market. Hazen Stowell S (& Mrs), dry goods, 924 Swann. Hazlerigg Chonott, 702 13th. Hazlerigg D D (& Mrs), millwright, 702 13th. Hazlerigg Green, carpenter. 123 3d. Hazlerigg Margaret Elizabeth. 702 13th. Hazlerigg Theodore [& Mrs), hammer driver, 107 1-2 3d. Hazlett W W (& Mrs), condr, 1933 Murdoch. Headlee Belle L, domestic, 1024 Swann. Headlee Effie E, 1024 Swann. Headlee Henry (& Mrs), farmer, Dudley av. Headlee Mary Mrs, 2522 Ohio av. Headlee Maude M, student, 2522 Ohio av. Headlee Wm C, bricklayer, 2522 Ohio av. Headlee Wm J (& Mrs), laborer, 1024 Swann. Headley Alfred (& Mrs), painter, 2306 Clem- ent av (W Va 1140). Headley Arthur W (& Mrs), painter, Vienna. Headley Chas E (ic Mrs), painter, 2540 Gar- field av. -135— Headley Geo L, stenographer, 1625 Lee. Headley L L, 811 16th (W Va 1472). Headley S A, wood wkr, 1625 Lee. Headley S J (& Mrs), painter, Dudley av. Headley W W (& Mrs), carpenter, 1625 Lee. Hearn Jas (& Mrs), paymaster, 110 9th. Hearne C C Mrs, housekpr, 305 11th. Heath Etha, domestic, 1211 Juliana. Heatherington J P (& Mrs), carp, 830 Mur- doch av (W Va 1516). - Heatherly Carrie, Tavennerville. Heatherly B T (& Mrs), Saunders av. Heatherly James F, clerk, Elizabeth av. Heatherly J F (& Mrs), grocer, Tavennerville Heatherly Laura, student, Tavennerville. Heatherly Noah, clerk, Tavennerville. Heaton Carrie, G55 1-2 7th. Heaton Geo (& Mrs), secy Board of Educa- tion and Librarian High School and Public Library, office Carnegie Bldg, h 1122 24th (W Va 1428). Heaton Grace, 1807 Covert. Heaton Holly, linotype opr, 231 3d. Heaton Icie, 655 1-2 7th. Heaton Lorena, 1807 Covert. Heaton Louise Mrs, 655 1-2 7th. Heaton Nannie, bookbinder, 1807 Covert. Heaton Minnie, 655 1-2 7th. Heaton W T (& Mrs), cashier U S rev office, 1745 Covert (W Va 1121). Heavenor John, hostler, 337 Ann. Hebrank Geo L, lab, 813 Lynn (W Va 633). Hecht Fred, clerk, Marrtown. Hecht Julia Mrs, Marrtown. Hecht Lucy, bunch breaker, Marrtown. Hecht Willie, laborer, Marrtown. Heck Asa, steel worker, Grandview av. Heck John A (& Mrs), condr, 1114 Market. Heck Lizzie, domestic, Grandview av. Heck Wm (& Mrs), carp, Grandview av. Heckler A H (& Mrs), barber, 302 1-2 4th (W Va 554). h 1017 George (W Va 580). Heermanns E (& Mrs), 905 Ann (W Va 820). Heermanns Win H, Savage Flats, 13th (W Va 1784). Hefner Bertha, waitrs, i-lennerhassett Hotel. Herfter Edward (& Mrs), carp, 714 Grafton. Heiner J C, 424 Market. Heinselman Chas (& Mrs), driller, Buena Vista (W Va 3237-K). Heisberger Leoma, 118 1-2 Market. Heald Frank (& Mrs), oil drillr, 1612 Beaver (W Va 1901). Helm Rev J M (& Mrs), pastor Christian Church, 1413 Covert. Helm Power, 1413 Covert. Helm M T, shoemkr, 533 6th, h 314 1-2 5th. Helmes C E (& Mrs), Bentley av. Helmes Lucretia Mrs, 111 Bradley av. Helmick C W (& Mrs), mattressmkr, 909 Maple. Helmick John (& Mrs), constable, 1127 La- trobe. Helmick J R (& Mrs), 1729 E 7th. Helmick T J, 1125 Latrobe (W Va 624). Hellar John, clerk, 402 Ann. Hemrich Hilda, stenographer, 811 Swann. Hemmerich E H, laborer. Standard Oil Co. hemmerich Frank A (& Mrs), brewmaster, 811 Swann (W Va 548). Hemmerich Hilda L. bkkpr, 811 Swann. Hemmerich Joseph, driver, 811 Swann. Hemmerich Lillian A, student, 811 Swann. Henderson Clara, domestic, 1209 Juliana. Henderson Elizabeth, teacher, 320 8th. Henderson Forros (& Mrs), lab, 811 Clay. Henderson Noretta, domestic, 815 Juliana. Hendeishot A B (& Mrs), teacher, Tavenner- ville. Hendeishot Anna, 1004 William. Hendeishot Anna, student, 1330 Lynn. Hendershot Bentley (& Mrs), 1715 St Marys. Hendeishot Chas M, elk, 1715 St Marys av. Hendeishot Dora Mrs, domestic, 119 4th. Hendershot Eli H, bkkpr, S21 7th. Hendershot Ethel, 1715 St Marys av. Hendershot Garrett L (& Mrs), trav sales- man, 1715 St Marys av (W Va 1367). Hendershot Hattie, teacher, 324 8th. Hendershot H B, 713 Latrobe. Hendershot Herman B, bkkpr, 713 Latrobe. Hendershot I A, 404 4th. Hendershot Jos K (& Mrs), grocer, 821 7th, h 713 Latrobe. Hendershot Lewis, laundryman, 404 4th. Hendershot L L, cigar store, 404 4th. Hendershot Louie, deliverer, 720 7th. Hendershot Mary Mrs, 913 13th. Hendershot Mary, bkkpr, 119 4th. Hendershot M E (& Mrs), laborer, S Side. Hendershot O S, steel wkr, 1020 William. Hendershot O W, grocer, 823 7th (W Va 1060), h 1004 William. Hendershot Pierson M (& Mrs), cement works, Maplewood. Hendershot S (& Mrs), foreman, 404 4th (W Va 916). Hendershot Thos E (& Mrs), stillman, 1330 Lynn (W Va 1391). Hendershot Thurman (& Mrs), 820 Mary. Hendershot Vera, student, 713 Latrobe. Hendershot Vera, clerk, 821 7th. Hendershot W M (& Mrs), laborer, 38 19th. Hendricks Henry (& Mrs) .brklayer, 1232 22d. Hendrickson Grace, compositor, 1027 Main. Hennessy Ella, student, 813 Ann. Henry Charles (& Mrs), carp, 1412 Covert. Henry D E (& Mrs), steel worker, Lincoln av Henry J G, clerk, 1225 Market. Henry Myrtle, dressmaker, 1412 Covert. Henry W H (& Mrs), pastor First Baptist Church, 220 9th. —136- Herschel's Turkish-Russian Baths John A. Herachel, Proprietor Comer Market and Fourth Sts. ( W. Va. 1541 ) The only Bath House of this nature in the city. Expert attendance always at hand. We make Chiropody and Massage our Specialty Has been connected with the best known establishments in New York City Ladies by appointment. Open 8 a. m. to Midnight Henry Virginia W. 103 7 1-2. Henthorne Bertha, 916 15th. Henthorne Ctias H, cabinetmkr, 2402 Clement Henthorn F M (& Mrs), clerk, 1G41 19th. Henthorne Irvin P, plumber, 901 Dickel av. Henthorne W B (& Mrs), carp, 3402 Clement. Henthorne R L (& Mrs), grocer, 901 Dickel av Henthorne Samuel (& Mrs), stonemason, 35 19 1-2. Henthorn F M. porter, 19th and Plum. Henthorne Walter, driver, 91G 15th. Henthorn W Calvin, laborer, 14 Latrobe. Henthorne Wm (& Mrs), driver, 91G 15th. Henson Katherine, student, 932 1-2 Market. Henske Frank (& Mrs), tailor, 635 7th. Henske Valetta, student, 635 7th. Herbert John E (& Mrs), electrician, Maple- wood. Herbert Mis M E, 629 Leafy Glen Court. Herdman A W, carpenter, 2410 Clement av. Herdman Caroline L, 2410 Clement av. Herdman Charles E. 1115 17th. Herdman Frank L, bartender, 1115 17th. Herdman Frank, clerk, 1824 Murdoch av. Herdman G W (& Mrs), lab, 1824 Murdoch. Herdman Henry, 2410 Clement av. Herdman L M Mrs, 1115 17th. Herdman Thomas Earl, 1115 17th. Herman Martin (& Mrs), steel worker, 134 Blennerhassett av. Herman Tony, steel wkr, 134 Blennerhassett. Herring L D (& Mrs), engineer, 827 Lynn. Hersch W A. mgr United Woolen Mills Co, 921 Market (W Va 1389). Herschel John A, turkish bath, 4th and Mar- ket (W Va 1541). Hetteberg Emma Mrs, 914 Market. Hettich Chas (& Mrs), stonemason, Thomas. Hewitt E A Mrs, agent, 1S0S Garfield av. Hewitt Emma G, clerk, 1S0S Garfield av. Hewitt J M, boilermkr, 1808 Garfield av. Hewitt S J (& Mrs), boarding house, 322 4th. Hewitt Wm A (& Mrs), drill pressman, 1808 Garfield av. Hewitt W C (& Mrs), engineer, Susque- hanna av. Heydenreich Bonnie, teacher, 520 Juliana. Heydenreich Frank R (& Mrs), contr, 1427 Murdoch av. Heydenreich Hugo (& Mrs), contractor, 520 Juliana (W Va 512). Heydenreich Linna, 520 Juliana. Heydenreich Lulu, 520 Juliana. Heydenreich MolUe. 520 Juliana. Heydenreich Wm, student, 1427 Murdoch av. Heydenreich W H, chief fire dept. 520 Ju- liana. Heyl D Wm (& Mrs), chemist, 121C Wash- ington av (W Va 1535). Hiatt B E, asst cashier, 415 Market. Hibbard W A. mgr Wolfe China Co, Com- mercial Hotel. Hibbs Harry, stenographer, 509 Ann. Hibernian Hall. 418 1-2 Market. -137— Juliana Street After a Snow Storm. Hickey Rev Edward M, 532 Market (W Va 7G2). Hickman Ada V, student, 93G Latrobe. Hickman C H (& Mrs), lineman, 1318 Oak. Hickman E A (& Mrs), lab, 1317 Staunton av Hickman Emma Mrs, forelady, 547 Gth. Hickman Heber, machinist, 911 E 12th. Hickman J B, secy Parkersburg Tran fer Co, 210 11th (W Va 1087). Hickman Jamesworth (& Mrs), lineman, 11U George. Hickman James C, boilermkr, 911 E 12th. Hickman John M (& Mrs), carp, 911 E 12th. Hickman Marshall L, conductor, 93G Latrobe. Hickman Mary J, houskpr, 1408 Covert. Hickman W F (& Mrs), patrolman, 1112 Mar- ket. Hibbard W A, clothing, 240 Court sq. Hiehle Ed, baker, 23G Court sq. Hiehle Dora a±, cashier, 236 Court sq. Hiehle Elsie, 1123 Murdoch av. Hiehle E O (& Mrs), mineral water, 206 4th (W Va 198 J, h 1123 Murdoch (W Va 260). Hiehle Ernest, 22d and Dudley av (W Va 1349). Hiehle Geo W, student, 1123 Murdoch av. Hiehle John R, confectionery, 23G Court sq (W Va 193). Hiehle Rosa Mrs, 2.jG Court sq. Hiehle T G, clerk, 517 Market. Hiehle Theodore, saloon, 220 Market (W Va 270-1), h (W Va 270-2). Hiett L L Mrs, Blennerhassett av. Higgs A C(& Mrs), 1002 19th (W Va 1939). Higgs Alice S, 910 Ann. Higgs Gertrude, stenographer, 910 Ann. Higgs Harry J, trav salesman, 910 Ann. Higgs Homer (& Mrs), ticket agt Camden Theater, 1002 19th. Higgs J F, presptn elk, 910 Ann (W Val534) Higgs James L, clerk, 910 Ann. Higgs John S (& Mrs), contractor, 910 Ann. Higgs Thomas L, student, 910 Ann. Higgins A R, oil worker, 123 3d. Higgins Frank, laborer, 821 Swanu. Higgins F O (& Mrs), car distributor, 1115 Murdoch av. Higgins John T, 821 Swanu. Higgins Lottie C, housekpr, 821 Swann. Higgins Stanley, clerk, 1115 Murdoch av. High School and Public Library, s w cor Sth and Green. High School, cor 7th and Green. Hile D A, bkkpr, 712 1-2 Market. Hile Joseph (& Mrs), contractor, 1815 Spring (W Va 513). Hileman H A (& Mrs), driver, S Side. Hill Bruce A (& Mrs), G Camden av. Hill Charles, laborer, Tavennerville. Hill D C (& Mrs), laborer, 1710 Staunton av (W Va 1086-:). Hill Elza, caller B & O, 1710 Staunton av. Hill Ethel, student, 56S Gale av. Hill G F (& Mrs), painter, Marrtown. Hill Gola, brakeman, 1521 Garfield av. Hill Harry, plumber, 222 Market. Hill Hampton, cook, Dickel av. Hill Henry W (& Mrs), laborer, 310 13th. Hill I P, laborer, 1410 Staunton av. Hill Jas (& Mrs), barnman, 556 Marietta av. Hill J H (& Mrs), laborer, Newport. Hill J H (& Mrs), laborer, Tavennerville. —138— Hill J W (& Mrs), painter, 1521 Garfield av. nill Julia, 310 13: h. Hill Maude, domestic, 1217 Ann. Hill Men ill, plumber, 1221 Market. Hill Milton, cook, Dickel av. Hill O F (& Mis), teamster, S Side. Hill S M (& Mis), stable, 1314 Juliana. Hill Virgie, stenographer, 1521 Garfield av. Hillard Anna E, seamstress, 907 E 12th. Hillard Floyd l& Mrs), 926 E 12th (W Va 1378). Hillai d Geo W (<& Mis), engine inspector, 917 ^ 12th (W Va 519-1). Hillard Janus W, 210 11th. Hillaid Ina Mis, chiropodist, G12 1-2 Market (W Va EC). Hilliard John P, boilermkr, 907 E 12th. Hilliard D.- L W (& Mis), physician. G12 1-2 Maiket, h SIS Clay. Hilton Leroy (& Mrs), laborer, 1223 Water. Hilton Mattie, domestic, 1223 Water. Hinds J K, teamster, 1406 Garfield av. Hindenach Helena, 1701 E 7th. Hine Win, clerk, 49 5th. Hines Annie, seamstress, 909 E 12th. Hines Beatrice, laundress, 909 E 12th. Hines Clara, 208 Court al. Hines Elizabeth Mrs, 909 E 12th. Hines J E [& Mrs), pres Hub Clothing Co, Cairo, W Va. Hines John J (& Mrs), foreman, 1111 13th. Hines Katie E, laundress, 909 E 12th. Hines Mary, 909 E 12th. Hines Thomas, upholsterer, 909 E 12th. Hinkley Elizabeth, 1219 Quincy (W Va 1297). Hinzman J A (& Mrs), laborer, 1330 George. Hitchcock Chas, machineman, 512 Gale av. Hitchcock Geo, marble cutter, 512 Gale av. Hitchcock Harry, laborer, 512 Gale av. Hitchcock L E (& Mrs), mantel factory, 512 Gale av. Hitchcock Ola, 512 Gale av. Hiteshew C T, cashier Farmers & Mechanics National Bank, 120S Ann (W Va 843). Hiteshew H O, lawyer, 324 Juliana. Hiteshew Wm B, bkkpr, 120S Ann. Hitt C G, cabinet maker, 519 Gale av. Hitt D W (& Mrs), P O guard, 519 Gale av (W Va 1211). Hitt R G, machinist, 519 Gale av. Hoban Bernardine, music teacher, 632 Mar- ietta av. Hoban John, machinist, 632 Marietta av. Hoban Maria, 632 Marietta av. Hoban Mary Mrs, 632 Marietta av. Hobensack H H (& Mrs), engineer, 2S 18th. Hobeusack Pauline, 28 18th. Hoblitzell A G (& Mrs), saloon, 608 Market (W Va 977), h 1622 Avery (W Va 968). Hoblitzell C Jr, student, 905 Virginia av. Hoblitzell Clifford, bkkpr, 1622 Avery. Hoblitzell Dempsey, student, 1622 Avery. Hoblitzell J D, saloon 504 4th, h 1622 Avery. Hoblitzell J D (& Mrs), engineer, 504 4th. Hoblitzell H H (& Mrs), saloon, 905 Virginia av (W Va 666). Hoblitzell P C, bkkpr, 1622 Avery. Hoce Charles, curtainmaker, S2 W 12th. Hoce H S (& Mrs), plumbing, 82 W 12th. Hoce Ira, planer, S2 W 12th. Hoce J S (& Mrs), 14 Almeda. Hoce Lewis (& Mrs), steel wkr, 14 Almeda. Hoce Oscar (& Mrs), carp, S24 Chestnut. Hoskster Charles, laborer, 524 4th. Hodge M P (& Mrs), brick, Atlantic av. Hodge Ola (& Mrs), laborer, Atlantic av. Hodges T T Mrs, 7 Almeda. Hodgkiss Charles, driver, 324 4th. Hodgkiss Wm (& Mis), grocr. 207 1-2 Market Hodgne Alvin Richard (& Mrs), oil driller, 225 Division. Hodgne Alvin, laborer, 225 Division. Hodgne Harry, laborer, 225 Division. Hodgne Thomas, laborer, 225 Division, rioey Minnie, domestic, 1054 Market. Hoff Dr J W (& Mrs), physician, 801 19th. Hoff Lulu M, 801 19th Hoff S A Mrs, 801 19th. Hoffman Bertha Mrs, 1505 Staunton av. Hofman Bertha Mrs, boarding house, 322 7th (W Va 1129). Hoffman Charles A (& Mrs), clerk, 1052 Market. Hoffman Emma, teacher, 915 Swann. Hoffman Henry, elk, 915 Swann (W Va 224). Hoffman Jessie, 915 Swann. Hoffman J W, elvatorman, rm 11, P O Bldg. Hoffman Mary Mrs, 915 Swann. Hoffman Myrtle, 915 Swann. Hoffman W L, P O clerk, 1052 Market. Hogan John J, elk Circuit and Criminal Courts, 538 7th ( W Va 961). Hogan Thayer C (& Mrs), condr, 1915 Spring Hogg Herman B, mgr, 314 Markel i W Va997) Hoit Arthur E (& Mrs), driver, 25th and Vaughn av. Holdren Frank (& Mrs), oil driller, 118 6th. Holland Jas E (& Mrs), driver, 90S 13th. Hollen Frank, 222 Market. Hollen Nellie Mrs, 1723 Lynn. Holley Ella, 726 Jeannette. Holley Mary Mrs, 726 Jeannette. Holliday Bertha, 909 Virginia av. Holliday C B, clerk, 911 Virginia av. holliday Cemetery, s e cor Gale and 6th. Holliday Chas (& Mrs), lab. Tavennerville. Holliday C T (& Mrs), farmer, 909 Virginia. Holliday Dollie, clerk, 909 Virginia av. Holliday Ethel, Tavennerville. Holliday George (& Mrs), driver. 326 Green (W Va S64). Holliday Jeannette, Tavennerville. —139— New H Hotel Monroe Wells & Wolf, Proprietors. E. Wells, Manager Third St., Opp. Court House, Parkersburg, W. Va. Rates: $1.00 to $1.50 per day Everything New and Up-to-date Special Rates by the Week Strictly First-Class. Fine Service Guaranteed by the Management (W. Va. 184) Hotel Open Day, and Night Holliday J E (& Mrs), grocer, Tavennerville (W Va 1483). Holliday J H (& Mrs), clerk, 549 lili. Holliday John (& Mrs), Tavennerville. Holliday Mary, clerk, 911 Virginia av. Holliday Mattie, Tavennerville. Holliday Will O (& Mrs), clerk. 71. r > Wood. Hollinger Blanche, 1000 Avery. Hollinger Guy, porter, 1000 Avery. Hollister Asa L (& Mrs), oil mgr, 1020 George (W Va 1290) Hollister Inez M. 1020 George. Hollister Isa M, secy, 1020 George. nollren Saloon. 222 Market. Holmes Albert YV. printing, S06 16th, h 21S 7th. Holmes Geo W <& Mrs), painter, 122G Gar- field av. Holstin James (& Mrs), carpenter, 1222 23d (W Va 1741). Holt Margaret, 1225 Juliana. Holtz C W, livery, 1314 Juliana. Holtz F (& Mrs), laborer. G10 17th. Holtz Mamie, stenographer, 1030 Laird av. Home Life Insurance Co of New York (Thos B Underhill dist mgr), 38 Citizens Bk Bldg Homestead Hotel, 224 Market. Honeyseeker Thomas, laborer, 400 3d. Hood Rubber Co, distributrs, 516-518 Juliana. Hooper A (& Mrs), elk, Commercial Hotel. Hooper Jonn \v (& Mrs), blacksmith, 807 1-2 Swann. Hoover John, cabinetmkr, 002 1-2 Market. Hoover J H (& Mrs), 600 1-2 Market. Hoover Keren Mrs, 811 14th. Hopkins Chas, Johnson's Cafe. Court sq. Hopkins D S, laborer, 802 7th. Hopkins Ellen, organist, 522 7th. Hopkins E N (& Mrs), elk Commercial Ho- tel, 1724 Covert. Hopkins Dr Fred T, dentist. 407 1.-2 Market. Hopkins Harriett E Mis, 11 Park pi. Hopkins Harry, fireman, 1507 Staunton av. Hopkins J E Mrs, 1032 Market (W Va 678). Hopkins Nannie Mrs, 1753 Covert. Hopkins Neal (& Mrs), elk Commercial Ho- tel, 1724 Covert. Hopkins Otto, fireman, 1507 Staunton av. Hopkins Sara M, 407 1-2 Market. Hopkins Wm A (& Mrs), asst city engineer, . Midway. Hopkins Win, B & O inspector, 408 4th. Hornbeck Edward (& Mrs), boilermkr, 607 Depot. Hornbeck Mary Mrs, 302 Lubeck av. Hornor A R (& Mrs), bkkpr. 1111 18th (W Va 1017). Hornor Baxter (& Mrs), brakeman, 1206 Swann. Hornor Camden C, asst ed Sentinel, 327 9th. Hornor C M, clerk, 513 Avery. Hornor Chas, clerk, Bull Creek id (W Va 1416-1). Hornor J Y (& Mrs), printer, Bull Creek rd. Hornor Marion, 327 9th. -140- Hotel Schaefer Jack Me Williams and Grover Mc Williams, Proprietors Third Street, opposite B. & 0. Depot European Plan First-Class Restaurant Buffet in Connection (W. Va. 293) Hornor Robert E, ed Sentinel, office 218 5t>i (W Va 317), h 327 9th (W Va 396). Hornor R C, clerk. 327 9th. Hon- Helen, clerk, 118 8th. Horr .1 T (& Mrs), carrier, 118 8th. Horris Jas (& Mrs), lab, 53G Marietta av. Horstnian Jos P (& Mrs), chief engineer P M & UU Ry Co, P & S Side Bridge Co, 52-53 Citizens Bank Bldg, h 221 9th. Horton Brainard, del boy, 523 Marietta av. Horton R F (& Mrs), salesman, fil2 Green. Horton Lottie, 012 Green. Hostottle Julia Mrs, C, S Side. Hostottle Maggie, Lauckport. Hostottle Ludwill (& Mrs),' driver, 1004 La- beck av. Hotz Adam (& Mrs), 823 Clay. Motz Bessie, domestic, 823 Clay. Hotz Carrie, seamstress, 823 Clay. Houehin Flora, 1210 E 14th. Houck M Mrs. 1107 Avery. Houke J E (& Mrs), secy and treas Uphaw Gas Co, 607 Ann (W Va 1205). Houke Ray E, student, 007 Ann. Houke J W (& Mrs), rea^ estate, 547 6th. Hoult Alfred L (& Mrs), rev service, 944 Ju- liana (W Va 1681). Hoult Winifred B. 944 Juliana. Houltz Emma, 109 9th. Houltz Fanny, 109 9th (W Va 910). Houseman T B, clerk Chancellor Hotel. Houston Archie, hostler, 910 Juliana. Houston Frank t& Mrs), bricklayer, 1116 7th (W Va 1411). Houston Harold W (& Mrs), lawyer, 218 1-2 4th (W Va 1492), h 2418 Dudley av (W Va 1609 J. Houston Lewis C, bricklayer. 112 9th. Houston Mabel P, seamstress. 2520 19th. Howard Anna Mrs, 1210 15th. Howard Charles, driver. 236 Court sq. Howard Charles, clerk, 121 L5th, Howard David W (& Mrs), painter, Vienna. Howard Frank H i& Mrs), laundryman, 1211 Latrobe. Howard Ralph (& Mrs), oil driller, 1210 14th. Howard Walter, waiter, 1318 19th. Howe Edwin T, laborer. 45 W 12th. Howe Maxwell E (& Mrs), clerk, Buena Vista IW Va 3237-F). Howe Mary R, stengphr, 45 W 12th (W Va 921,. Howe W H (& Mrs), carpenter, 45 W 12th. Howell Chas A (& Mrs), lab, Marrtown. Howell C W ( & Mrs), Marrtown. nowell J D. railroader, 30 5th. Howell Martha Mrs, Marrtown. Howell Moses Mrs, 2009 Garfield av. Howell Peter, laborer, 2009 Garfield av. Hoy Chas ( & Mrs), reel bldr, 5 Woodyard av. Hoy Chas A (& Mrs), teamster, Bueua Vista. Hoy Elsie, laundress, 1226 7th. Hoyt Charles, fireman, 702 Jeannette. Huber George, engineer, 1507 Staunton av. —141- The Hub Clothing Company Clothiers and Furnishers 506 Market St., Opp. City Building Parkersburg, W. Va. ( W. Va. 506 ) Hub Clothing Co (J E Hines pres, F H Mc- Gregor treas, J F Schrader secy), 50G Mar- ket (W Va 506). Huber Goff, brakeman, 1507 Staunton av. Huber J a (& Mrs), fireman, 822 Jeannette. Huber Rosa, 1507 Staunton av. Hudkins Marie, waitress, 500 1-2 0th. Hudson Dr Chas W <& Mrs I, physician, 709 Swann (W Va 1093). Hudson George, lineman, 31G 5th. Hudson Lee (& Mis), druggist, TOO 7th, h 1S24 E 17th. Hudson Octavia, music teacher, 709 Swann. Hudson Oil Co (Gilbert L Watson mgr), oil producers, 402 Avery (W Va 1526). Huebner Toledo Breweries Co, 216 Ann. Huff Alex (& Mrs), timber, 721 Lubeck av. Huff Blanche, 721 Lubeck av. Huff Eliza Mrs. 1411 Spring. Huff John H, tinner, 1411 Spring. Huff Lizzie Mrs, 609 Mark. Huff Oscar, clerk, 1402 Spring (W Va 1938). Huff Oscar (& Mrs), wood turner, 514 13 1-2. Huff Otto J (& Mrs), boilermkr, foot W 12th. Huff Walter A (& Mrs), mgr Armour & Co, 912 ii.u. Huffman J W (« Mrs), elevator opr, 1318 Staunton av (W Va 5S1). Huffman Theora Eslelle, 13i8 Staunton av. i.uffman W E, finisher, 131S Staunton av. Hughart H ,i, grocer, 1001 Lubeck av, h 1008 Main. Hughart H H (& Mrs), grocer, 1001 Lubeck av, h 1008 Main. Hughart i.o'a May, 1008 Main. Hughes Building, 715-717 Market. nughes Camden, deliveryman, 019 Market. Hughes Cam, clerk, 932 1-2 Market. Hughes Catherine, 420 1-2 Market. Hughes Chas E (& Mrs), elk, 1503 Spring (W Va 1329). Hughes Harley B, clerk, 523 Ann. Hughes Gladys, 523 Ann. Hughes Helen, 1503 Spring. Hughes Jessie, student, 400 4th. Hughes J M (& Mrs), oil contr, 523 Ann. Hughes Mabel, seamstress, 523 Ann. Hughes Myrtle, cashier, 523 Ann. Hughes M J (& Mrs), 2000 Dudley av (W Va 1702). Hughes P W, student, 623 Depot. Hughes Richard (& Mrs), engineer, 1014 19th Hughes Rosa Mrs, 932 1-2 Market. Hughes F B (& Mrs), bkkpr, 1027 Lynn. Hughes Thomas Mrs, 023 Depot. Hughes T M (& Mrs), teamster, S Side. Hugglns Andrew J (& Mrs), farmer, Midway. Hulderman M (&TVIrs), laborer, 905 14th. Hull Annie Mrs, nurse, 1319 1-2 Spring (W Va 1459). Hull Carlos, student 811 Lynn. Hull Chas L (& Mrs), meat mkt, S10 7th. Hull & Dando, meat mkt, 818 7th (W Va 436). -142- Hull David Wm, s'eel wkr, Johnston av. Hull Edward Mrs, G19 14th. Hull Elmer, brakeman, Johnston av. Hull Emma Bessie, Johnston av. Hull Emmett (& Mis), bag master, 909 Main. Hull Emily S, Sll Wood. Hull Goldie, laundress. 123G Jeannette. Hull Harry, steel worker, Johnston av. Hull Irene, 1319 1-2 Spring. Hull John A (& Mis), butcher, 811 Wcod. Hull John (& Mis), painter, 720 7th. Hull John A (& Mis), meat cutter, 810 7th. Hull Josephine R, tel opr, 811 Wood. Hull Lawrence, student, 811 Lynn. Hull Mary, laundress, 122C Jeannette. Hull Mary, domestic, C19 14th. Hull Nora, Johnston av. Hull Okey, engineer, 1112 E 15th. Hull Raymond, clerk, 811 Lynn. Hull Raymond, meat cutter, 810 7th. Hull Rebecca J Mrs, 1112 E 12th. Hull T C (& Mrs), butcher, Foley's lane. Hull Wesley (& Mis), 1347 Avery (W Va 1179). Hull W H (& Mrs),' engineer, Johnston av tW Va 1714-2). Hull W R (& Mrs), janitor, 1226 Jeannette. Hull Wm, gas meter work, G19 14th. Humble C (& Mrs), minister, 203 8th. Humensetter Nancy Mrs, 900 Lubeck av. Humphrey Anna, 1213 Lynn. Humphrey Carolyn Mrs, 1213 Lynn. Humphrey Emma, 1213 Lynn. Humphrey Samuel (& Mrs), oil driller, 1213 Lynn. Hungerford Cyrus, cartoonist, Dispatch- News (W Va 1072), h 401 13th. Hunt A, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Hunt Dennis, laborer, 2011 Garfield av. Hunt Harley, farmer, 2011 Garfield nv. Hunt John, laborer, 2011 Garfield av. Hunt M M Mrs, 2011 Garfield av. Hunt Rachael, domestic, 2011 Garfield av. Hunter C R, carpenter, 1013 Swann. Hunter Dudley (& Mrs), water tender, 119 Lincoln av. Hunter D C, steel worker, Beechwood. Hunter Frank (& Mrs), laborer, Lulu. Hunter N J, 423 Green. Hunter Wm (& Mrs), teamster, 1604 Covert. Hunter W S (& Mrs), baggageman, 1715 Staunton av. Hupp Ada, stngphr, 1709 Latrobe (W Va 835) Hupp Claude D. heater, 1709 Latrobe. tiupp D B Mrs, janitress, Terrawanda. Hupp E (& Mrs), steel wkr, West Virginia a" Hupp Ernest D (& Mrs), U S Marshal, 1709 Latrobe. Hupp Etta, domestic, 1915 Ohio av. Hupp Lula L, stenographer, 1709 Latrobe. Hupp Mary, 712 17th. Hupp Ora, student, Terrawanda. Hurd S B (& Mrs), carpenter, 1105 Main. Hurst Henry (& Mrs), blksmith, 1910 Keever Hursey C M, mgr H F Harnish & Co, 1345 Covert (W Va 1528). Hursey H M (& Mrs), harnessmkr, L345 Covert. Hursey Joseph Z, 1345 Covert. Hursey Lela, 1345 Covert. Hursay Mattie, 1345 Covert. Hutchinson Arthur (& Mrs), cashier. 1200 Quincy (W Va 1189-2). Hutchinson C T (& Mis), clerk, B & O, 5th Hutchinson David W, painter, 582 5th. Hutchinson F B Mis, 1007 Ann (W Va 907-2). Hutchinson Georgia B. 1615 St Marys av. Hutchinson Geo W (& Mrs), cl?ik, 521 George (W Va 729). Hutchinson Dr I W (& Mis), dentist, office 414 1-2 Market (W Va 738), h 1208 Avery (W Va 12021. Hutchinson Joseph, student. 521 George. Hutchinson John F, lawyer, C Eagle Bldg, Juliana (W Va 1649). Hutchinson Mabel A, milliner, 5S2 5th. Hutchinson Mary E, 1020 Market. Hutchinson Mary D, tchr, 1615 St Marys av. Hutchinson P T (& Mrs), nurse, 582 5th. Hutchinson Dr R W (& Mrs), dentist, 414 1-2 Market, h 1208 Avery. Hutchinson Wm T (& Mrs), 511 George. Hutchison S B, 1007 Ann. Hutzler Chas. machinist, 632 Harris. Hutzler Dora E, teacher, 632 Harris (W Va 1033). Hutzler Hayes, machinist, 632 Harris. Hutzler Herbert, polisher, 632 Harris. Hutzler Will (& Mrs), laborer, S38 7th. Hyde H D (& Mrs), carpenter, 1224 1-2 Lynn. 11% land Alma. 223 9th (W Va 1894). Hyland Etha A, bookkeeper, 223 9th. Hyland Mary A Mrs, 223 9th. Hynes Thomas, laborer, 820 Lynn. Hysell Frederick, brakeman. 1700 Covert. Infirmary Wood County, near Nicolette (W Va 3204- A), lngersoll E A, 643 Madison av (W Va 1476). Ingram Catherine Mrs, 1015 Avery. Ingram Harry, tool dresser, 16th and Briant. Ingram Jennie, 1015 Avery. Ingram John, eng, 1015 Avery (W Va 312). Ingram Richard, machinist, 1015 Avery. Ingram R P, 104S Avery (W Va 84). Ingram Wm, clerk, 16th and Briant. International Harvester Co of America, 401- 403-405 Ann (W Va 216). Internal Revenue Office, Govt Bldg (W Va 117). -143- A. G. Jackson & Co. Fire Insurance, 108 Third St. I W Va 206 ) Represent the following strong companies : Commercial Union of London, England; German American of New Yorkj Northern of London, Eng- land; Queen, of America! Hamburg-Bremen of Hamburg, Germany; Franklin Fire of Philadelphia; Hanover Fire of New York; Reliance of Phila- delphia; Western of Toronto, Canada, Powell & Co. 108 Third St. (W. Va. 206) Agents for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE of Every Description. Special Attention Given to Coal Lands, Oil Lands, Timber Lands. City Property, Suburban Property, Country Property Inslee J B, 1717 St Marys (W Va 88). Imichliston Frank (& Mrs), nil contractor, 1004 Virginia av. Investment & Security Co The (E M Gilke- son ores, Geo Newberger secy, H P Camden atty), 500-501 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 195). I O O F Cemetery, 1919 Avery (W Va 1484). I O O F Hall, 317 1-2 Market and 312 5th. Ireland Alonzo D (& Mrs), lawyer, 119 13th. Irwin John W (& Mrs), carp. 912 Charles (W Va 785). Israel Icie, 561 Leafy Glen Court. Jackson A G & Co (A G Jackson, Si nuns Powell), fire insurance and merchandise brokers. 108 3d I W Va 206). Jackson A G, 1204 Juliana (W Va 4S2). Jackson Anna, 418 Juliana. Jackson Arthur, clerk. Bull Creek rd. Jackson Benjamin, restaurant, 403 6th, li 821 Green (W Va 1375). Jackson Bettie, laundress, 913 Clay. Jackson Effle, student, 1227 Latrobo. Jackson Flora, clerk, Bull Creek rd. Jackson Heights Sanitarium, 1031 Quincy. Jackson Henry (& Mrs), farmer, Marrtown. Jackson Henry C (& Mrs), wholesale gro- cery, 411 7th (W Va 1403). Jackson Co H C, Ann and 3d (W Va 339). Jackson Harry, clerk, N Parkersburg. Jackson H J (& Mrs), motorman, Hull Creek rd. Jackson Hotel, 3d and Market. Jackson J A (& Mrs), laborer, 131 Ramsey. Jackson Jos C (& Mrs), janitor, 1227 Latrobe Jackson .las F Jr, tailor, 418 1-2 Market (W Va 717), h 11)07 Lynn. Jackson J B (& Mrs), 4o2 7th. Jackson John .1. judge, 51!) 7th. Jackson Lillie, 519 7th. Jackson Madison .! (& Mrs), pres Everglade oypress Lumber Co, ottiee 519 Juliana (W Va 1628), h 626 Ann (W Va 779). Jackson Marie A Mrs, 402 7th. Jackson Munroe (& Mrs), nurse, 825 Ann. Jackson Pearl, 220 Avery. Jackson Rebecca, stenographer, 714 Juliana. Jackson R H (& Mrs), stone cutr, 810 Avery. Jackson Susie, domestic, 13th. Jackson Swift, student, 1227 Latrobe. Jackson T B (& Mrs), merchant. Central av. Jackson Thomas, porter, 595 5th. Jackson Thomas, brakeman, 001 Juliana. Jackson Wm L, agt Jos Home Co of Pitts- burg, 202 7th, h 1711 Latrobe. Jackson W W (& Mrs), pres Citizens Trust and Guaranty Co, 217 4th (W Va 1512), h 402 7th (W Va 649). Jackson Wm W (& Mrs), 402 7th. Jackson Zebedee, cook, 409 8th. Jacob Rebecca J, student, 151 20th. -144— Johnson & Meed C. M. Johnson R. A. Meed Furniture, Carpets and Stoves. New and Second-Hand Furniture Bought and Sold Household Furnishings W. Va. Phone No. 767 216 and 218 Market St. Jailor's Office. 3d and Court sq (W Va 778). James Chas (& Mrs), carpenter. 214 19th. James Dona Mrs. 325 Avery (W Va 811). James Gertrude E, stengphr, 822 1-2 Wood. James John A (& Mrs), carpenter, 505 13 1-2. James Ola, domestic, 039 Bird. James R J, lawyer, 3101-2 Market. James Thos F, machinist. 8221-2 Wood. Jamieson Lulu, domestic, 910 Juliana. Jansen E N l& Mrs), cabinetmaker. 1611 Staunton av. Jarecki Manufacturing Co. 4111-2 Market (W Va 205). Jarit Charles (& Mrs), clerk, Marrto\vn. Jarvis Geo P i& Mis), bkkpr, 1025 Latrobe (W Va 22S-1). Jarvis Leonard H, conductor, 1625 Latrobe. Jarvis P C (& Mrs), oil driller, 412 17th. Jarvis Richelieu H, steel wkr, 1625 Latrobe. Jay Oliver (& Mrs), painter, 211 8th. Jeffers George, 912 16th. Jeffers Dr G D, physician. 12S 1-2 3d i \V Va 164), h 314 W 10th (W Va 105). Jeffries Clarence, clerk. 702 Tth. Jeffries Joseph, laborer, 12u 6th. Jefferson John R (& Mrs), prin High School, 813 Swann. Jefferson School, cor Latrobe and Grafton (W Va 629). Jeffry John H (& Mrs), laborer, 912 16th. Jenkins Achilles H, waiter, 123 Tth. Jenkins Chas H, delivery boy, 1607 Covert. Jenkins Frank (& Mrs), clerk, Almeda. Jenkins George G, teacher 123 7th. Jenkins Geo W W (& Mrs), pastor Logan Memorial M E Church. 123 7th (W Va 1811). Jenkins Ida. 213 8th. Jenkins J E (& Mrs), bartender, 318 6th. Jenkin J R (& Mrs), blaster, 1820 Garfield. Jenkins John S (& Mrs), 1435 Washington. Jenkins Lydia A. teacher, 123 7th. Jenkins Mamie R. 123 Tth. Jenkins Marie, stenographer, 1225 Avery. Jenkins Mary E, teacher, 123 7th. Jenkins M Grant (& Mrs), cement and plas- tering, 1726 Oak (W Va 1480). Jenkins Nellie, 1820 Garfield av. Jenkins Oscar (& Mrs) , trav slsman, 212 7th. Jenkins P M (& Mrs), livery stable, 314 4th (W Va 424), h 1607 Covert (W Va 1599). Jenkins Samuel W (& Mrs), waiter, 121 Tth. Jenkins Sarah Mrs. 213 8th. Jenkins Sherman, 213 8th. Jenkins Thos A (& Mrs), bricklayer, rear 810 1-2 Tth. Jenness Rev Chas Kelley (& Mrs), pastor First M E Church, 1005 Juliana (W Va 827). Jenni albert (& Mrs), laborer, Bradley av. Jenne Alice, 120 Spencer av. Jenne Calvin, painter, 120 Spencer av. Jenne Jessie, laundress, 120 Spencer av. Jenni John A, machinist, Bradley av. —145— v^-i^&^v;« . ^ ' v. immaiiniM"^" "^—^gi^J MM 4JB Syi [tin a BfE •*K Mfl Hp V' ■Hh ^v^ Thos, A* Jones Dancing School In Masonic Club Hall, Second Floor Masonic Temple, on Juliana Street, near Fifth Street, next door to Elks Club Notice Class Night for Beginners, Wednesday, 8 to 11. For Reception Nights to Dancers and Class Nights for Senior and Junior Classes, see Daily Papers Private Lessons by Appointment W. Va. Phone 1079 ' The above illustration is a "flash-light" taken on a reception night at my Dancing School by H. P. Fischer for the W. M. Barnes Directory Co.) —146— Jcnr.e Mary H Mrs, 120 Spencer av! Jenni Rcss, s'udent, Bradley av. Jennings Anna, 904 Virginia av. Jennings C A, steel wkr, Blennei hasten av. Jennings Chas P, promoter, 319 Sth. Jennings Cleve, laundryman, 904 Virginia av. Jennings Ellen, elk, 904 Virginia av. Jennings Genevieve, 904 Virginia av. Jennings House, cor Julius and Jcannette (W Va 387). Jennings James, elk, 904 Viiginia av. Jennings Janus J;\ 904 Vis ginia a/. Jennings John D, 904 Virginia av(W Va 524). Jennings J H (& Mrs), police elk, 904 Vir- ginia av. Jennings J T, seel wkr, Blenneihassett av. Jennings John T, clerk, 904 Virginia av. Jennings & Metz, (W W Jennings, James Metz), meat mkt. 577 1-2 6th. Jennings Vevc, 904 Virginia av. Jennings Viiginia Mis, 319 8th. Jennings W W (& Mrs), minister, Blenner- hassett av. Jenvey Chas W (& Mrs), bkkpr, 601 Ann. Johnson Addie, 18 Grant. Johnson Bessie, 122 Williams Court al. Johnson B B, grocer, 1901 Murdoch av, h 1937 Murdoch av. Johnson B E (& Mrs), harnessmkr, S10 Lu- beck av. Johnson B Ellis (& Mrs), Johnston av. Johnson Belle Mrs, 319 Green. Johnson Bert, 510 7th. Johnson Boyd H (& Mrs), elk, 1702 Park (W Va 1246). Johnson's Cafe (C A Johnson prop), 201 3d (W Va 1678). Johnson Carl, 551 4th. Johnson C H (& Mrs), saloon, 201 3d (W Va 1678), h 942 Murdoch av (W Va 1234). Johnson Clarence M (& Mrs), nigr People's Credit Clothg Store, Til Market, h 318 9th. Johnson Cora domestic, 2536 Garfield av. Johnson Christie (& Mrs), clerk, 510 7th. Johnson C R. Sand Plains (W Va 1714-3). Johnson Dave D (& Mrs), lawyer, 10 Ctizens Trust, and Guaranty Bldg (W Va 318), h 1108 Quincy (W Va 1346). Johnson D H Dr, physician, 228 1-2 Court sq, h 942 Murdoch av. Johnson E E (& Mrs), lumber inspector, Bull Creek rd. Johnson Elizabeth Mrs, 700 Lubeck av. Johnson Emma, clerk, 1310 Avery. Johnson Everett (& Mrs), laborer, N Park- ersburg. Johnson Fred H (& Mrs), carp, 1213 Swann. Johnson Geo (& Mrs), lawyer, 407 Juliana (W Va 98), h 1031 Juliana (W Va 1464). Johnson Harry E (& Mrs), bartender, 426 Market, 3d floor. Johnson G B (& Mrs), molder, 551 4th. Johnson Henry (& Mrs), cook, 913 Clay. Johnson Hugh (& Mis), janitor, rear 111 13th Johnson Implement Co, hardware, 315 3d (W Va 590). Johnson Jas YV (& M s), laundryman, 1116 Swann. Johnson J A Mrs, 624J-2 Juliana. Johnson J E, s.engph-, 1937 Murdoch av. Johnson John, labore", Jeannette. Johnson John, student, 1937 Mu-doch av. Johnson Jos (& Mis), blksmith, 700 Lubeck. Johnson Justus M (& Mrs), conductor, B £ O, 550 7th (W Va 129S). Johnson J W, laundryman, 1116 Swann. Johnson J W, oil treater, 608 Han is. Johnson, Kinney & Carroll, cafe, 2:',". 3d (W Va 158). Johnson Laura Mrs, 510 7th. Johnson Lauia, 917 Market (W Va 1884), Johnson Lena L, clerk, 510 7th ( \V Va 8C8). Johnson Leonard, laborer, 424 Main. Johnson L H Mrs, 917 Market. Johnson Lizzie Mrs, 921 Lynn. Johnson Luke (& Mrs), janitor. 1610 Covert. Johnson Mabel, domestic, 704 Ann. Johnson Margaret, 1025 George. Johnson Maurice, tel opr, 550 7th. Johnson & Meed (C M Johnson, R A Meed), furn dealers, 210-218 Market (W Va 767). Johnson Myrtle, bkkpr, 1901 Murdoch av. Johnson Nellie, domestic, 1207 Juliana. Johnson Orma, Queens Lane. Johnson Ronald, bkkpr, 550 7th. Johnson Roy. clerk, 917 Market. Johnson Sarah A Mrs, Queens Lane. Johnson Sherman S (& Mrs), supervisor B & O, 1210 7th. Johnson Thos (& Mrs), cook, 907 Clay. Johnson Vada, domestic, 225 1-2 7th. Johnson Virgil D, steel wkr, Queens Lane. Johnson V W, 538 5th. Johnson Will E (& Mrs), tailor, Lubeck av. Johnson Wm L (& Mrs), pump repr, B & O, 912 Laverne. Johnson W H (& Mrs), broker, 1033 Quincy (W Va 11). Johnston B F (& Mrs), mate, Marrtown. Johnson C A (& Mrs), prop Johnson's Cafe, 942 Murdoch av. Johnston C R (& Mrs), carp, Johnston av. Johnston Daniel B (& Mrs), bricklayer, 1000 E 12th. Johnston Emma, 114 Juliana. Johnston J A, corsets, 624 1-2 Juliana. Johnston Jos (& Mrs), blksmith, 700 Lubeck. Jonnston L D, machinist, Springdale av. Johnston Mary S, seamstress, 1006 E 12th. Johnston O T, teacher, Y M C A. Johnston R (& Mrs), painter, 624 Lubeck av. Johnston Sara Mrs, 424 Ann. —147— M. G. Jenkins Plaster, Cement and Paving Contractor Estimates Cheerfully Given W. Va. Phone 1480 1726 Oak Street Jones Alice, domestic, 418 Juliana. Jones Alma, 319 Green. Jones Arthur, laborer, Division. Jones Barber Shop. 229 1-2 Market. Jones B W (& Mrs), solicitor, 852 Chestnut. Jones Carrie Mrs, 1000 Avery. Jones Conrad, clerk, 1808 17th. Jones C M, druggist, 531 Avery tW Va 285). Jones Charles N, clerk, 929 25th. Jones Charles, teamster, 319 Green. Jones Chas R (& Mrs), fireman, CilS Camden. Jones Dancing Academy (Thos A Jones prop), 503 1-2 Juliana. Jones Dennis, porter, 1000 Avery Jones Donnie, 1006 George Jones D W, laborer. Standard Oil Co Jones Edward (& Mrs), barber, 7:18 Quincy. Jones Edward, 311) Green. Jones E E, engineer, 1021 Lee. Jones E D, Tracewell Block. Jones Emanuel (& Mrs), soapmkr, 1621 Lee. Jones E J (& Mrs), clerk, O R, 1511 Avery. Jones Ethel Joyce, 1015 Swann. Jones Frederick, tinner, Marrtown. Jones Rev Frederick, pastor Wesleyan Meth- odist Church, Green and 8th. Jones Georgia, 1006 George. Jones Harry, conductor, 852 Chestnut. Jones Harry, 424 12th (W Va 102-1 I. Jones Harry, 1006 George. Jones Hattie A Mrs, bding house, 509 Ann (W Va 1381). .linns Hazel, waitress, Lehman's Hotel. Jones H K Mrs, 621 Avery (W Va 476). Jones I (& Mrs), 1017 15th. .loins Jos (& Mrs), mgr O R paint shop, 804 Juliana. Jones .las T. machinist, 319 Green. Jones Jeannette, 1030 Avery. .tunc s .li ssie. tel opr, 311 8th. Jones Julia H, 520 13 1-2. Jones J W (& Mrs), ticket agt, 1315 Mur- doch av (W Va 1748). Jones Laura, cook, 519 7th. Jones Lillie Mrs, clerk. 15 6th. Jones Lucy, 618 Camden. Jones Lulu,' 220 1-2 7th. Jones Lyle (& Mrs), asst cashier Wood Co Bank, 1008 Ann (W Va 577). Jones Maggie .Mrs. OH) Marietta av. Jones Manuel (& Mis), laborer, 1621 Lee. Jones Martha, domestic, 7o4 Ann. Jones Mary, clerk, 1215 Avery. Jones Maude Mrs, Division, S Side. Jones Malinr' irs, 1030 Avery. Jones Olga B, stengphr, 1006 George. Jones O S (& Mrs), agent, 1345 Avery (W Va 1720). Jones Preston (& Mrs), lab, Marrtown id. Jones P L (<& Mrs), slater contractor, 1006 George (W Va 390-1). Jones Rachael Mrs, 520 13 1-2. Jones R L (& Mrs), conductor, 1804 Spring. Jones Selma, student, 1621 Lee. —148- S. Kahn Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing. Hats and Furnishing Goods. Shoes for the whole family. Trunks and Grips. Exclusive Agent for Carhartt Overalls. W. Va. Phone 1550 No. 311 Market Street Jones Ruth, stengphr, 1215 Avery (W Va 102-2). Jones S M, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Jones Thos A (& Mrs), dancing academy, Masonic Club Hall, 503 1-2 Juliana, b 1410 Washington av (W Va 1079). Jones Thos D (& Mrs), cold roller, 141 Lin- coln av. Jones Thos J (& Mrs), foreman, 2520 Ohio. Jones Thos P, mgr Club Room, 1030 Avery. Jones Thos R (& Mrs), carp, 2515 Ohio av. Jones W F, 803 1-2 Green. Jones Wm M (& Mrs), driller, 583 1-2 6th. Jones W H (& Mrs), engineer, 1215 Avery. Jones Will (& Mrs), laborer, 1808 17th. Jones Wm, 319 Green. Jones Wm M, soap presser, 1808 17th. Jones Wm (& Mrs), structural iron wkr, 101G Swann. Jones Wm R (& Mrs), clothing, 622 Camden. Jones Willie 0, student, 2520 Ohio. Jones Winifred L, stengphr, 1006 George. Jones Zelma, student, 1621 Lee. Jordan Alex G (& Mrs), city eng, 915 E 12th. Jordan Chas E (& Mrs), mail carrier, 1315 E 16th. Jordan James F (& Mrs), machinist, 1139 Swann. Jordan W C Sr, shoemaker, 1315 E 16th. Jordan Wm C Jr (& Mrs), conductor, 1214 Joyce Bridget F, 712 Jeannette. Joyce Ellen Mrs, 712 Jeannette. Joyce Jas (& Mrs), switchman, 901 E 12th. Joyce John (& Mrs), engineer, 712 Jeannette. Joyce J J, machinist, 720 Jeannette. Joy Jane Mrs, 205 George. Judd Percival, Buena Vista. Judy Anna A, 815 Wood. Julius Grace L, teacher, 321 6th. Jung Chas, laundry, 229 6th. Justus A L, lumber dealer, 1404 Avery. Justus Cordelia G, Vienna. Justus Daniel S (& Mrs), stone mason, Vienna. Justus Hattie L, Vienna. Justus John, Vienna. Justus-Murphy Co, lumber, 400-401 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 1580). Justus Ora, decorator, Vienna. Justus T W (Justus-Murphy Co), 1404 Avery (W Va 1596). Justus W S (& Mrs), farmer, Vienna. K Kaech Alex (& Mrs), blksmith, 1103 Latrobe. Kaech Mary N, 1103 Latrobe. Kaech Willie M, machinist, 1103 Latrobe. Kaeck J C, fireman, 615 Depot. Kahn Clothing Store, 311 Market (W Va 1550). Kahn David, student, 1001 Ann. Kahn S (& Mrs), clothing, 1001 Ann (W Va 1549). -149— Kahn Rae, 1001 Ann. Kaltnecker Adam, bartender, 558 7th. Kaltenecker C, saloon, 55o 7th and G01 Green, h 558 7th. Kaltnecker Frank (& Mrs), G01 1-2 Green. Kaltnecker John (& Mrs), saloon, 5-.C 7th. Kaltnecker John Jr, saloon, 5C2 7th ( W Va 9GC). Kaltnecker Katie, 558 7th. Kaltnecker Kunidunda, 55S 7th. Kane Chas F (& Mrs), bollermkr, 810 Swann Kane Hannah, bus mgr Dispatch-News, 15 Park pi (W Va 87G). Kane Jennie Mrs, 15 Park pi. Kane John J (& Mrs), saloon, 211 3d (W Va 1771), h 412 llh. Kane Kathryn, 15 Park pi. Kane Robert \Y, ship elk, 15 Park pi. Kanawha Hotel. 12:: 3d. Kanalz Julius (& Mrs), plumber, 141G 25;h (W Va 335-1). Kaney E H, 417 4th (W Va 1823). Karl W H (& Mrs), cigarmkr, 31G Gth. Katherman B E (& Mrs), bkkpr, 211 W 10th. Kaufman Henry, 603 Depot. Kayser Geo B (& Mrs), brewery, 577 Gth. Kearns Amy, 515 Gth. Kearns Harry, bkkpr, 515 Gth. Kearns P J (& Mrs), tinner, 515 Gth (W Va 970). Keegan Alice, 2325 Vaughn av. Keegan Edward, 2325 Vaughn av. Keegan John (& Mrs), oil driller, 2325 Vaughn av. Keegan J F (& Mrs), train master O R, 7 Park pi. Keegan M J (& Mrs), real estate, 1215 Mar- ket (W Va 1735). Keegan Wm, bkkpr, 2325 Vaughn av. Keeper C M (& Mrs), fireman, Marrtown. Keeper J H (& Mrs), lumber inspr, Marr- town. Keenan Christopher (& Mrs), contractor, 825 Swann. Keenan Edna, stengphr, 1709 E 7th. Keenan John W, clerk, 1709 E 7th. Keenan P (& Mrs), grocer, 1709 E 7th (W Va 1457-1). Keenan Regina, student, 121 8th. Keenan Samuel (& Mrs), contractor, 121 8th (W Va 886). Keenan Zella, stenographer, 1709 E 7th. Keever Dr L F (& Mrs), physician, 519 1-2 Market (W Va 711), h 1333 Lynn (W Va 953). Keever Dr W S, 7th and Market (W Va 52), h 1132 Market (W Va 48). Kefauver C B (& Mrs), supt C & K R R, 1333 Market (W Va 1182). Keinoth Geo (Ac Mrs) saloon 214 4th. Keinoth G J (& Mrs), clerk, 415 11th. Keith John A, clerk, 1729 Beaver. Keith Minnie M, milliner, 1729 Beaver. Keith W B (& Mrs), janitor, 1729 Bea/er (W Va 1274). Kellar A A, Boaz (W Va 3202-G). Kellar Anna, seamstress, 507 Juliuh. Kellar Chas H (& Mrs), brakemn, 907 E 12th. Kellar G D (& Mrs), engineer. 1311 Market, iveller Caroline Mrs, 507 Julius. Keller Louise, 507 Julius. Keller Louis, fireman, 507 Julius. Kels Charles, bartender, 209 1-2 6th. Kelley Irene M, stengphr, 10QO Swann. Kelley Mary, clerk, 1000 Swann. Kelley Ora E (& Mrs), teamster, 1014 E 12th. Kelley Patrick (& Mis), baggage master, 912 Lynn. Kelley Thos V (& Mrs), bkkpr, 1000 Swann. Kelhy Thomas, timekpr, B & O. 012 Lynn. Kelley Wm, 912 Lynn. Kelley Mrs, 212 1-2 4th. Kelly & Co, foundry, 200 Green (W Va G87). Kelly Edwin P (& Mrs), P O clerk, 1334 Spring (W Va 190G). Kelly Guy (& Mrs), steel wkr, 1905 Avery. Kelly Herbert A & Mrs), oil driller. 813 7th. Kelly H K, 173:1 19th. Kelly Henry, student, 13o4 Spring. Kelly Irene, stenographer, 1000 Swann. Kelly Irma I, student, 2520 Grand av. Kelly John (& Mrs), baker, Bradley av. Kelly Dr J H (& Mrs), 5G4 5th. Kelly Joseph, student, 912 Lynn. Kelly Lawrence (& Mrs), eng, 1804 Avery. Kelly Maude, 1505 Staunton av. Kelly Mary, stenographer, 1804 Avery. Kelly M B (& Mrs), contractor, 1813 Spring (W Va 1407). Kelly Michael, 564 5th (W Va G86). Keliy Rachael Mrs, 1505 Staunton av. Kelly Richard W (& Mrs), trav salesman, 2520 Grand av (W Va 1604). Kelly Sally, student, 912 Lynn. Kelly S E (& Mrs), steel wkr, Bull Creek rd. Kelly Vernard, shipping clerk, 1739 19th. Kelly W H H, foundryman, 5G4 5th. Kelly Willie, fireman, 912 Lynn. Kelly W R Mrs. 1507 Lynn. Kemery W E (& Mrs), mgr Auditorium, 4 Park pi (W Va 770). Kemp D H (& Mrs), conductor, 633 Bird. Kemper D L (& Mrs), bkkpr, 015 Harris (W Va 1466-1). Kemper Lester, bkkpr, 320 8th. Kemper R E, trav salesman, 413 Market. Kendall Blanche, teacher, 133G Market. Kendall Lillian, 1336 Market. Kendall M A (& Mrs), natl bank examiner, 1414 Avery (W Va 1332). Kendall R L Mrs, 133G Market (W Va 565), Kennedy Anna, 541 5th. —150- On Murdoch Avenue in Winter Time. Kennedy Boyd (& Mrs), carp. 1217 Swann. Kennedy Cornelia, 805 Ann. Kennedy Cornelius (& Mrs), paving contr, 805 Ann (W Va 877). Kennedy David P (& Mrs), tinnr, 1138 Swann Kennedy Prank P, clerk. 1138 Swann. Kennedy Helen 541 5th. Kennedy John J (& Mrsl.bkkpr, 123G Swa;in Kennedy Julia, 541 5th. Kennedy Lewis A (& Mrs), oil contractor. 810 Lynn. Kennedy Margaret, seamstress, 541 5th (W Va 1735). Kennedy Margaret, 805 Ann. Kennedy Mary, 805 Ann. Kennedy Philip, tinner, 1138 Swann. Kennedy Thomas (& Mrs), foreman, 1102 Swann. Kennedy Thomas Mrs, 541 5th. Kenney Ed H (& Mrs), bartender, 417 4th. Kenny W J Prof, 1901 Avery. Kent Gaston, porter. Chancellor Hotel. Kent George E, cutter, rooms Y M C A. Kerker Margaret, 936 Avery. Kerker Mary, 936 Avery. Kerps Charles, laborer, 642 6th. Keoltz Chas, 209 1-2 6th (W Va 1893). Kern Andrew (& Mrs), carp, 2012 Ohio av. Kerns Cressie. Dudley av. Kerns Edith, bkkpr, 1234 Lynn(W Va 1162-2) Kerns Harry, bkkpr, 415 Market. Kerns Henry B (& Mrs), railrdr, 1234 Lynn. Kerns J M, hostler, 316 4th. Kerns Mary Edith, 1234 Lynn. Kerns M J (& Mrs), boilermkr 1415 21st. Kerns Okey, clerk, 1234 Lynn. Kerns Ollie, bkkpr, 1234 Lynn. Kerns Win (& Mrs), molder, 1106 George Swann. Joseph Rosa Mrs, 1916 Garfield av. (W Va 1289). Kerr Bonnie, student, 1607 St Marys av. Kerr C R, photographer, 7th and Market i W Va 1611). Kerr F S T, photographer. 7th and Market. Kerr Hugh C (& Mrs), 1607 St Marys av (W Va 958). Kerr Lillian, teacher, 1C07 St Marys av. Kerr Raymond E, civil eng, 1607 St Marys av Kerr's Studio, 6251-2 Market. Kesselman Lewis P (& Mrs), machinist, 815 18th (W Va 1621). Kesselman Wni, Butler, Pa. Kesselman Wni Jr (& Mrs), mgr Kesselman & Co, 128 Ann. Kesselman & Co, machinists and manufac- turers, 122-124-126 Ann (\V Va 210). Kesterson Arrie (& Mrs), contractor, 1323 16th (W Va 1490). Kesterson Clara, Marrtown. Kesterson Effie, 1726 Latrobe. Kesterson Franklin, 1726 Latrobe. Kesterson Geo E, lawyer, 4 Tracewell Bldg. Kesterson Jas Wm (& Mrs), plasterer, Dud- ley av. Kesterson Lieu, nurse, 1726 Latrobe. Kesterson Merwin Ancel, soldier, Dudley av. Kesterson Omer, 606 1-2 Market. Kesterson Rolla, driver, 530 4th. Kesterson R F (& Mrs), teamster, 541 4th. Kesterson Susan Mrs, 1726 Latrobe. Kesterson Wade, fireman, 1726 Latrohe. —151— ^^f&gBtojn| 1 , •— -> «L^_ \P ■iSffi ?* t JgLC / , p) ' ^wp d!l!d 1 * r Sk-j ; *3PS A • ~\ / ^^ ; sse 'I «m~ i '- --1^ N*. Elizabeth P. Key Manicure Parlor Manicure, Chiropody, Facial Massage, Scalp Treatment. Shampooing, Artistic Hair Dressing. New York's latest style Pompadours, Switches. Curls and Puffs constantly in Steel: Warts, Moles and Superfluous Hair Removed W. Va. Phone 1122 506 Union Trust Bldg. Kesterson W H (£ Mrs), farmer, Man-town. Key Elizabeth, hair dressing, manicure and chiropody, 50C Union Trust Bldg i \V Va I L22), h 414 7th. Keyster Lett (& Mrs), laborer. 903 12th. Keystone Cafe, 202 Market (W Va 1753). Kibler Bert, clerk. 1401 Lynn. Kibler Chas (& Mrs), carp, 1212 7th. Kibler J M (& Mrs), grocer. 1401 Lynn (W Va 1G55). Kibler Lettie, dressmaker, 1212 7th. Kibler Sallie, student. 1401 Lynn. Kidd Graham, laborer, Marrtown rd. Kidd James (& Mrs), teamster, Marrtown V Kidd Marshall, laborer. Marrtown rd. Kidd Oliver C (& Mrs), bricklayer. 1509 Staunton av. Kidd Robert D (& Mrs), housekpr. Blenner- hassett Hotel. Kidd R D, 103 7 1-2. cor Ann. Kidwell Dad, laborer, 1312 St Marys av. Kidwell Dennie. compositor, Saunders av and Bull Creek rd. Kidwell Fred B, painter, Sand Plains av. Kidwell Henry (& Mrs), plumber, 1312 St Marys av. Kidwell John (& Mrs), steel wkr, Saunders av and Bull Creek rd. Kidwell Lena, Saunders av and Bull Creek rd Kidwell O A (& Mrs), gardener, Saunders av and Bull Creek rd (W Va 1419-2). Kigler Thos E, 1021 Avery. Kigler Alta, student, 1021 Avery. Kigler Thos E, student, 1021 Avery. Right .1 W, bkkpr, 230 Court sq. Right M .1 .Mis. 1114 16th. Killingsworth David, hostler, 1008 Ann. Killingsworth Martha. 1336 Latrobe. Killingsworth S E (& Mrs), salesman, 513 Cale av. Kimble V W (& Mrs), steel wkr, 638 Mari- etta av. Kimes Grover. mach opr, Beechwood. Rimes Hoyt (& Mrs), machinist, 514 4th. Rimes J Fred (& Mrs), bartender. 1G02 Beaver (W Va 1251). Rimes Leonard, machinist, 575 5th. Rimes M S (& Mrs), cutter, Redwood. Kimes Neal, butcher, 575 5th. Rimes Okej F (& Mrs), laborer, Vienna. Kimes \V .1. cor 2d and Phillips Court (W Va 496). Kincaid J W N (& Mrs), clerk, 1209 Lubeck. Kincade, wks Lock IS, 320 Ann. Kinch J A (& Mrs), blksmith, 1608 19th. Rinch John T, student, 1608 19th. Rinder Katherine, domestic, 1029 Swann. Kindergarten School, Willard School Bldg, Ann near 13th. Kindle James (& Mrs), steel wkr, 40 18th. King Albert (& Mrs), fireman, Elizabeth av. King Alice, 120 Williams Court al. King Arrie,' clerk, 1021 Laird av. King A M (& Mrs), carpenter, Walnut. -152- King Beverly (& Mrs), police dept. 727 1-2 7ih Kins C A, carpenter, 330 Division. King Charles (& Mrs), clerk, 318 9th. King Charles Mrs, 1403 St Marys av (W Va 117). King E (& Mis), salesman, G2C Gth. King Elizabeth Mrs, 1120 Latrobe. King Ella, 1330 Ramsey. King Florence, clerk, 833 Lynn. King L Frank (& Mis), trav salesman, 833 Lynn (W Va 1G36-1). King Fred, laborer, 330 Division. Kins Grace, Nicelyville. King Harry, cabman, 21G 1-2 Ann. King Harry, laborer. 624 Lulu. King Ii a, window trimmer, 423-125 Market. King Jennie P Mrs, 1703 Latrobe. King J J (& Mrs), Johnston av. King J J (& Mrs), pianos, 1336 Avery. King John, clerk, 519 Market. King John N i& Mrs), carpenter, 2105 Oak. King J Win, clerk, 1021 Laird av. King J W (& Mrs), engineer, 824 Lynn. King Mrs L E, 1326 Spring. King Lizzie, 330 Division. King Mary, 1021 Laird av. King Regina, 318 9th. King Sara, domestic; 330 Division. King Terrence, linotype opr, 601 Juliana. King B E, patrolman, cor 7th and Lynn. King W D laborer, 330 Division. King W H (& Mrs), grocer, Nicelyville. King Z W (& Mrs), 330 Division. Kingsbury W P, supt U S Engine Works, 1058 Market (W Va 1431). Kingsley Edwin R (& Mrs), lawyer (W Va 1199), 41 Citizens Bank Bldg, h 93S Mur- doch av (W Va 736). Kinney Chas (& Mrs), 1312 Juliana (W Va 583). Kinsey C R (& Mrs), 311 9th (W Va 1757-1). Kirby John, conductor, 218 1-2 4th (W Va 1046). Kirby W B (& Mrs), 2d-hand store, 125 3d (\> Va 218). Kirchner Clarence, laborer, 630 Depot. Kirchner Herbert E (& Mrs), laborer, 630 Depot. Kirk A M 2 14th. Lemon Albert is, railroader, 1322 Oak. Lemon Alpha J, tailoress, 2212 Latrobe. Lemon Guthrie (& Mrs), railroader, 1322 Oak; Lemon Hattie. forelady, 2212 Latrobe. Lemon Kyle (& Mrs), veterinarian, 903 Vir- ginia av. Lemon Robert S (& Mrs), mgr Oil Well Sup- ply Co. 909 Market (W Va 539). Lemons Elmer, carp, IIS Spencer av. Leonard A D, auctioneer. 520 0th (W Va 973) Leonard A K Mrs, 520 6th. Leonard's Auction House (A D Leonard prop), 309 3d (W Va 1027). -156— Apartment House of Mrs. Bond on Market Street. Leonard Benj W (& Mrs), machinist, En- gine Works. Leonard Catherine, teacher, 932 Juliana. Leonard Dan B, city recorder, 932 Juliana. Leonard D H, mayor, office (W Va 830), h 932 Juliana (W Va 568). Leonard Edith, 607 Depot. Leonard J H (& Mrs), 2211-2 Ann. Leonard & Leonard (D B and D H), lawyers, 331 Juliana cor 4th. Leonard Mabel K. nurse, 607 Depot. Leonard Nannie P, bkkpr, 526 6th. Leonard Ray (& Mrs), bartender, 565 6th. Leonard Thos R, contractor, 607 Depot. Leonhart Louis (& Mrs), lab, 7151-2 Market. Lenhart G P (& Mrs), mail carrier, Saun- ders av (W Va 1419-1). Lenhart John, wks U S Express, 521 Avery. Lenox Thelma, 210 Juliana. LeRow Gertrude, 1233 Swann. LeRow Nellie, domestic, 945 Market. Leroy Pearl Mrs, 322 4th. Lester C D (& Mrs;, merchant, 4th and Ann. Lewin FMw Mrs), painter. 1637 19th. Lewin Marion (&. Mrs), eng, 1315 Ramsey. Lewin Rosa, student, 1637 19th. Lewin Win H (& Mrs), painter, 1503 St Marys av. Lewin W W (& Mrs), oil well supplies, 1710 at Marys av. Lewis Alexander, 912 Clay. Lewis Alice, domestic, 208 Juliana. Lewis Belle, 613 Monroe. Lewis C E, bkkpr, 115 5th. Lewis Q J (& Mrs), restaurant, 226 Ann (W Va 1035). Lewis Clyde, 117 7 1-2. Lewis Edna I, 804 Market. Lewis Edward V (A: Mrs), butler, 1207 La- trobe. Lewis Elizabeth Mrs, 230 Court sq. Lewis George, driver, 613 Monroe. Lewis Hattie, 613 Monroe. Lewis J C i& Mis), carp, 12n7 Lubeck av. Lewis Jesse, laborer, 1019 Murdoch av. Lewis Jessie Camden, student, 622 Ann. Lewis John, 1604 Covert. Lewis J S Mrs, 622 Ann. Lewis W H, 137 Queens Lane. Lewis Leibrath, 232 1-2 Court sq. Lewis Lizzie, 232 1-2 Court sq. Lewis Lena, clerk, 230 1-2 Court sq. Lewis Mattie, 226 Ann. Lewis M D (& Mrs), bkkpr, 117 7 1-2. Lewis O P (& Mrs), farmer, Sn4 Market. Lewis Palmer (& Mrs), bookkpr, 230 1-2 Court sq. Lewis Ruby, 230 1-2 Court sq. Lewis S (& Mrs), fireman, 583 6th. Lewis Thos Camden, lineman, 622 Ann. Lewis Wm E (& Mrs), lab, 137 Queens Lane. Levell Edward, tailor, 817 Lynn. Lidderdale Geo H (& Mrs), tool dresser, 1103 George. Lidderdale Jas H, clerk, 1103 George. Life Geo E (& Mrs), shearman, 258 Blenner- hassett av. Lightner Emma, Marrtown rd. Lightner Everett, laborer, Marrtown rd. Lightner J M, railroader, Marrtown rd. Lightner Mrs, Bentley av. Lightner P B Mrs, Marrtown rd. -157— Locke Bros. The Quality Store Nothing but the best; everything but the ordinary. We realize that quality is the only safe footing for any business and will continue to handle the best shoes that money and practical experience can buy. Exclusive Agents for Men's Walkover and Ladies' Sorosis Shoes. Chancellor Hotel Building, Market and Seventh. I W. Va. Phone 87) Lightner W A (& Mrs), riverman, Marrtown. Lightner Wm (& Mrs), fireman, Bentley av. Lilly D H, mgr grocery, Lubeck av. Lilly D H (& Mrs), constable Lubeck dist, 1332 Main. Lilly L J, salesman, 307 11th (W Va 1551). Lilly Mary, 307 11th. Lincicome Chas T (& Mrs), lab, Maplewood. Lincicome David S, laborer, Redwood. Lincicome Elizabeth L Mrs, Redwood. Lincicome Flora D, Redwood. Lincicome Minnie, cook. 1824 Murdoch av. Lindamood Wm S (& Mrs), solicitor, 1713 Park. Lindenmuth Arthur C (& Mrs), relief agt, 1S08 Latrobe. Lindsay Irene, 521 13 1-2. Lindsay Flora Mrs, 521 13 1-2. Lindsey Lucy, domestic, 811 Murdoch av. Linger Mollie Mrs, G08 George. Link J T, bkkpr, chair factory, 1031 Quincy. Link's Sanitarium, 1031 Quincy (W Va 1-2). Link Dr W S, specialist ear, nose and throat, 615 Market (W Va 1-1). Lisle Frank P (& Mrs), iceman, West Vir- ginia av. Little Herbert, lineman, 502 Green. Little Kanawha Railroad Co, general officts Guaranty Bldg (W Va 851), depot s side 3d near Green (W Va 162). Little R A, Snakeville rd (W Va 1743). Little E,.|& Mrs), 502 Green (W Va 1517). Littleton Alva C, steel wkr, 2534 Grand av. Littleton Heber O, shearman, 2534 Grand av. Littleton Nora B Mrs, 2534 Grand av. Lively Boyd (& Mrs), bartender, 618 George. Livingston Blanche, 1330 Avery. Lloyd-Baxter Music Co, 503-505 Juliana (W Va 870). Lloyd D W (& Mrs), laborer, Bird. Lloyd Ella, 600 1-2 Market. Lloyd Lawrence, special delivery messenger P O, 600 1-2 Market. Lloyd Leona, 000 1-2 Market. Locke A W ( L,ocke Bros), Maxwell, W Va. Locke Bros, shoes, Chancellor Hotel Bldg (W Va 87). Locke G T, clerk, Y U C A. Locke J T (Locke Bros), Y M C A. Lock Wm, engineer, 416 4th. Locker Thos H \.ec Mrs), stengphr, 1517 20th. Lockhart Fred (& Mrs), cupola tender, Riv- erview. Lockhart Mary, 606 1-2 7th. Lockwood Blanche, clerk, 1052 Market. Lockwood W C, clerk, 417 Market. Logan A H (& Mrs), patrol driver, 1011 18th. Logan Annie, 312 9th (W Va 1116). Logan Arthur C, elk, 428 12th. Logan Camden, laborer, 1134 Lynn. Logan Carriage Co, 118-124 4th (W Va 396). Logan E O, Muhlman Bldg (W Va 1635). Logan Henry H (& Mrs), 1315 Washington av (W Va 1220). -158— The Greatest Exhibition of Pianos Invites You to the Lloyd^Baxter Music Co, s Double Store All the beauty and magnificence of the LLOYD-BAXTER MUSIC COMPANY Piano Store is in simply giving proper setting to the greatest retail piano business in the State of West Virginia. This artistic and decorative perfection is all secondary to the real heart of the busi- ness success, that is the intelligent and help- ful SERVICE and the suiting comparison of instruments which this organization sup- plies. There is no other place where SO MANY DIFFERENT MAKES OF PIANOS can be examined, side by side. Then, you can test the instrument in quiet secluded rooms, unembarrassed by the public eye. Each different make of piano is shown in the many varying models of Uprights and Grands. Every model of the BEHR BROS, is here, new and extraordinary collection of new Art Pianos, completing the greatest showing of these two of the world's greatest pianos that has ever been assembled under one roof in the city of Parkersburg, W. Va. Then there is the "sweet-voiced" SOH- MER, the STORY & CLARK, the SCHAEF- FER, the CLOUGH & WARREN, the SMITH & BARNES, the NEWMAN BROS., and the BAILEY. Every instrument we sell may be bought cm EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT, and it you have an old piano we take it and dis- pose of it at its fair value. In every way the LLOYD-BAXTER Music Co.'s service is HELPFUL AND COMPLETE to the pur- chaser of a piano. Dissatisfaction is un- known. A first-class tuner always on hand. The new collection of VOSE Pianos is one of the most charming groups of the new ex- hibition, especially to those who wish to se- cure a beautiful and thoroughly artistic in- strument at a moderate price. Every instrument in the LLOYD-BAX- TER MUSIC CO.'S collection is the lowest price for which it is sold anywhere. Many are sold for so much less than what other dealers ask for them that the manufacturers will not let us publish the prices, except tv the tags on the pianos. We also have the most complete line of VICTOR TALKING MACHINES, ZONO- PHONES, EDISON PHONOGRAPHS and SMALL GOODS ever offered in Parkersburg. Sheet Music a Specialty Music Store, Double Floor, Masonic Temple Building, Nos. 503 and 505 Juliana Street W. Va. Phone: Office, 870; Sheet Music Dept. 838. Bell 494J —159— N. Logan & Son Lealers in Fresh and Salted Meats, Poultry, Vegetables, Etc. Both Phones W. Va. 448 1111 Market Street W. Va. 448, Bell 559 720 Seventh Street. Henry Logan's Children's Home, 2406 Mur- doch av cor 25th. Logan Julia Mrs, stamping, 211 7th. Logan Julia Mrs, 520 Green. Logan Kate Mrs, 1041 Market. Logan Lee (& Mrs), livery stable, 1032 Avery (W Va 784). Logan's Livery Stable, 200 4th (W Va 42). Logan L N (& Mrs), (Logan & Leach), 1044 Market (W Va 1114). Logan & Leach, cafe, 313 Market (W Va 191). Logan Meat Market, 1111 Market (W Va 425) Logan Meat Market, 720 7th i\V Va 448). Logan Nat. prop Logan Meat Market, 1119 Market. Logan Randolph (& Mrs), clerk, B & O, 211 7lii. Logan Samuel (& Mrs), carriagemkr, 1043 Market (W Va 1174). Logan Seldon, meat market, 1415 St Marys av l\V Va 357). Logan Thomas, carriagemkr, 1041 Market. Logan T C, meat mkt, 1420 Spring (W Va L573). Logan Virgil L, 1228 Juliana. Logston Andrew J (& Mrs), grocer, 922 13th. Logsdon D L (& Mrs), salesman, 1412 Beaver Logsdon Ed, saloon, 213 4th. Logsdon Frank J (& Mrs), laundry, 925 14th. Logsdon G W (& Mrs), railrdr, G6S E 8th. Logsdon W L (& Mrs), clerk, 1733 19th. Lohline Frank, blacksmith, 422 Anu. Lowe Maude, domestic, 1219 Avery. Loomis F Kent Mrs, 1139 Lynn (W Va 1162). Long Elizabeth, clerk, 423 11th. Long John, barber, 113 4th. Long Lizzie, clerk, 423 11th. Longaker Rev F C (& Mrs), pastor Evangel- ical Lutheran Church, 931 Avery (W Va 1628). Longwell Anda, 1905 Garfield av. Longwell Evan, 1905 Garfield av. Longwell Ivan, steel wkr, 1905 Garfield av. Longwell W H (& Mrs), steel wkr, 1905 Garfield av. Looney O Maud, student. 1011 Tefft. Looney R E (& Mrs), lumberman, 1012 Tefft. Looney Robert (& Mrs), lumberman, loll Tein. Loper A S (& Mrs), mate, 117 6th. Loper H A, painter, 114 6th, Loper Mayme A, bkkpr, 117 6th. Loper Nellie E, clerk, 117 6th. Loper R J, steward, 117 6th. Loper W G, mail carrier, 117 6th. Lorenz Henry J (& Mrs), carpenter, 214 Susquehanna. Lorenz Lucy, 214 Susquehanna av. Loritsch Anton (& Mrs), tailor, 1409 St Marys av. Loritsch A F. upholsterer, 1409 St Marys aw Loritsch Harold, printer, 1409 St Marys av. Loritsch Walter, driver, 1409 St Marys av. -160- Loros Peter (& Mrs), 817 17th. Lott Alice, pantry girl, 619 Pike. Lott H (& Mrs), carpenter, 627 Mark. Lott Jasper, laborer, 619 Pike. Lott Joanna, 619 Pike. Lott Joseph (& Mrs), carpenter, 400 Luheck. Lott S T (& Mrs), teamster, Bradley av. Lotterbery Robt (& Mrs), teamster, 1932 Ohio av. Louden John M (& Mrs), oil driller. 419 13th. Lovett Frank, tiav salesman, Monroe Hotel. Lovett Iva, stenographer, 114 7th. Lowers Anna, bkkpr, 808 Lynn IW Va bus-1). Lowers C M \& Mrs), fireman, 712 17th, Lowers Daniel B (& Mrs), steel wkr. Poplar. Loweis D E, Beechwood. Lowers Effie E, upholster, 1516 Park av. Lowers Geo (& Mrs), carpenter, 626 Depot. Lowers Nora, dressmkr, 116 8th. Lowers W A (& Mrs), engineer, 808 Lynn. Lowery Bessie, 620 East. Lowry Chas P, shoe store, 70S 7th (W Va 704). Lowery C Prather (& Mrs), shoes, 620 East. Lowery Lena, student, 620 East. Lowline Frank, carriagemkr, 509 Ann. Lowther 'Albert J (& Mrs), barber, 714 La- trobe. Lowther A (& Mrs), lumberman, 410 E 10th (W Va 787-1). Lowther Cynthia Mrs, 1414 Avery. Lowther G T (& Mrs), pipe fitter, 1721 E 7th. Lowther Harry R, machinist, 1208 Juliana. Lowther J A (& Mrs), conductor, 1112 Mary. Lowther Maude, 1721 E 7th. Lowther Mary, laundress, 916 14th. Lowther M R, grocery store, 191 Keever (W Va 590). Lowther M R (& Mrs), lumberman, 1208 Ju- liana (W Va 832). Lowther M R & Co, 310 1-2 Market (\Y Va 1361). Lowther M K Mrs, 191 19th. Lowther Nettie, student, 817 Dickel av. Lowther P J, Fairview Creamery, 1849 7th (W Va 188). Lowther Roy A, stengphr, 1208 Juliana. Lowther S H (& Mrs), contractor, 1618 Cov- ert Fourth Street Special Agent of The Union Central Life Insurance Co., of Cincinnati, 0. W. Va. Phone, Office 447 W. Va. Phone, Residence 1430 Model Shoe Store (Anderson Shoe Co, Incp, props), 508 Market (W Va 549). Modern Shoe Repair & Supply Co, 221 7th (W Va 1931). Modern Woodmen Hall, 424 Marker. Moeck Emma O, Central av, Midway. Moerlein Brewing Co, cor 2d and Juliana. Mohler D W (& Mrs), yardmastr, 528 Gresn. Mohler M H, student, 528 Green. Mohler Ora, student, 528 Green. Monahan Maggie, 809 Ann. Monastery of Visitation, De Sales Heights, Murdoch av. Moneypenny H P, laborer. Standard O.. Co. Monroe Chas W (& Mrs), denlist, 404 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 584), h 39 8th (W Va 588). Monroe Hotel, Court sq (W Va 184). Monroe Minnie, 1703 Park av. Monroe Dr W W (& Mrs), dentist, 4191-2 Market (W Va 301), h 1703 Park av (W Va 34LM. Montgomery Bird, 1 Woodyard av. Montgomery Emily Mrs, 1 Woodyard av. Montgomery Frank (& Mrs), painter, 8101-2 7th. Montgomery James S, undertaker, 715 1-2 Market (W Va 1120). Montgomery James (& Mrs), 511 George (W Va 1387-1). Montgomery J H, 1002 Lynn. Montgomery Joseph, laborer, 510 Julius. Montgomery Mattie, 1 Woodyard av. Montgomery Maude, stengphr, 1002 Lynn (W Va 1024). Montgomery Mendle, 1002 Lynn. Montgomery S E Mrs. 24 10th. Montgomery Stephen (& Mrs), lab, 510 Julius Moon Chas, laundry, 312 5th. Moon Robert H (Russell, Mitchell & Moon), attorney and notary pub, 1104 Quincy (W Va 1312). Moore Hen J, Camden av. Moore Carrie, forelady, 115 5th. Moore Cute, saloon, 007 Market. Moore Daisy Mrs, 10 Grant. Moore Dora, 217 13th. Moore Eleanor, 430 Juliana. Moore E S, mgr Shattuck & Jackson Co, 224 5th (W Va 227). Moore Frances Bryan, 43d Juliana. Moore Frank, bricklayer, 509 0th. Moore F M (& Mrs), laborer, G47 Mack. Moore Hester, 58G 5th. Moore I D (& Mrs), operator, 415 Ann. Moore Ida M, seamstress, 1909 Murdoch av. Moore Jas B (& Mrs), carpenter, Camden av. Moore J O, clerk, 1103 Lynn. Moore Julia Lee, 430 Juliana. Moore Laura B, teacher, 1805 Spring. Moore Rev L B (& Mrs), 1805 Spring (W Va 1782). Moore Lulu, clerk, 110 Lubeck av. Moore Lulu, 202 Juliana. -176— Residence of Paulus Reps, Parkersbutg. Moore Nettie J Mrs, 1811 16th. i.ioore P B, grocer, 110 Lubeck av (W Va 802). Moore Dr P D (& Mrs), physician, 160G Lee (W Va 1047). Moore Robert (& Mis), machinist, L322 Staunton av. Moore Sally. 204 Juliana. Moore S P. 502 6th. Hoore Rev S Scollay (& Mrs), rector Trinity T E Church, 430 Juliana. Moore Thos. paperhanger, 508 Gale av. Moore W D (& Mrs), accountant, 310 W 10th. Moore W E, salesman. Moore Wilford F (& Mrs), steel wkr, 1606 Lee. Moore W W (& Mrs), saloon, 607 Markc (W Va 111), h 010 Avery (W Va 1730). Moosman Frank (& Mis), shipping elk, 1010 Latrobe. Moosman John Sr (& Mrs), brush factory, 1725 Spring (W Va 800). Moosman John Jr (& Mrs), conductor, 1332 Latrobe. Moosman William (& Mrs), painter, 505 13 1-2 (W Va 1095). Moran Anna Mrs. 634 Marietta av. Moran Ohas. brakeman, 634 Marietta av. Moran Mary, SOI Virginia av. Moran P J (& Mrs), B & O yard condr, 801 Virginia av. Moran T J (& Mrs), clerk, 1600 Staunton av. Moran Tom, liquor dealer, 214 4th. Moran W J, fireman, S01 Virginia av. Morhead Ella i , Smith av, Vienna. Morehcad Geo Mr-. 310 L3th. Morehead Jas H, clerk. 1419-1421 St Marys av Morehead M A Mrs, 646 6th. Morehead Malissa Mrs, 006 Marietta av. Morehead Monta V, laborer, 606 Marietta a v. Morehead Osa, laborer, 606 Marietta av. Morehead Sina, 600 Marietta av. Morehead W G (& Mrs), laborer, Central av. Moreland Chas F (& Mrs), eng, 1826 E 17th. Moreland Ettoillie, clerk. 1S20 E 17th. Moreland J W {& Mrs), laborer, 1753 E 7th. Moreland L W (& Mrs), turner, 1717 E 7th. Moreland Pearle, 1753 E 7th. Morford G L (& Mrs), barber, 140S Spring. Morford Mona, milliner, 1408 Spring. Morford Percy, student, 1408 Spring. Morgan Blanche, stengphr, 908 Market. Morgan Frances Mrs, 638 6th. Morgan Geo P, mgr R M Smith & Co, 1617 Avery (W Va 1584). Morgan J J Mrs, 612 Avery. Morgan Margaret Mrs, 612 Avery. Morgan Robert C (& Mrs), oil well contr, 221 1-2 7th (W Va 8S2). Morgan's Studio, photos, 221 1-2 7th (W Va 882). Morlan Mattie, 1141 Latrobe. Mm Ian Tena, 1141 Latrobe. Morlang Henry (Ac Mrs), meats, 605 Market, h 603 1-2 Market (W Va 259). Morlang Theodore Sr, 1502 St Marys av. Morlang Theo (& Mrs), 1728 St Marys av. Moroney P H (& Mrs), lawyer, 310 1-2 Mar- ket (W Va 1244). h 403 19th. Morris Ben W, journalist. State Journal Co, 804 Quincy. Morris Elva, 327 9th. Morris Everett, laborer, 1409 Staunton av. Morris George, student, 1409 Staunton av. Morris Grace, 6 Almeda. Morris Gustavus, baker, 117 Ann. Morris Harvey (&. Mrs), teacher, Rpsemar, Vienna. —177— Art Section of H. P. Moss Bookstore Company Fine China, Pictures, 705 and 707 Market Street Eastman Kodaks, Globe-Wernicke Sectional Bookcases and Filing Cabinets Picture Frames and Fine Wall Papers Morris Harley, 6 Almeda. Morris Hezzie, blksmith, 1409 Staunton av. Morris Hewitt E (& Mrs), linotype operator, 1104 William. Morris Hewitt Schrader Jr, 1104 William. Morris Hortense, teacher, 804 Quincy. Morris Leland S, student, 804 Quincy. Morris Lizzie, 2406 Murdoch av. Morris Lora, 812 Race. Morris L T (& Mrs), 1409 Staunton av (W Va 1527). Morris L V G i& Mrs), deputy clerk U S Court, 1330 Spring (W Va 1331). Morris Presley W (& Mrs), editor State Journal. 804 Quincy. Morris Robert, 804 Quincy (W Va 202-2). Morris Stella, Rosemar, Vienna. Morris T L, 6 Almeda. Morris Willis (& Mrs), shoe store, 512 Mar- ket (W Va 918), h 1113 Murdoch av (W Va 1337). Morris William, clerk, 804 Quincy. Morrison Anna Mrs, 622 Juliana. Morrison Ben (& Mrs), bartender, 213 4th. Morrison Ben, 121 Market. Morrison Bessie, 701 1-2 Swann. Morrison Chas (& Mrs), grocer, 1100 William Morrison Chas E, engineer, 417 Market. Morrison Chas E (& Mrs), jeweler, 1209 Ju- liana (W Va 926). Morrison Chas P t& Mrs). 1606 St Marys av (W Va 959). Morrison Clara,121 Market. Morrison C P & Co. 1225 Market (W Va G05). Morrison C W, grocer, 812 7th (W Va 321). Morrison Ed, brakeman, G15 Depot. Morrison H, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Morrison Margaret R, 428 Ann. Morrison M E Mrs. 315 Ann. Morrison W L, yardman, Stewart Station. Morrison W M, driller, 550 5th. Morrow Alex (& Mrs), carpenter, Blenner- hassett av. Morrow Earle, student, Blennerhassett a.v. Morrow Ina, Blennerhassett av. Morrow Win, rig builder, Blennerhassett av. Mortimer James, 28 W 12th. Mortimer Jessie G 28 W 12th. Mortimer Jessie B Mrs, grocer, 28 W 12th. Mortimer John, 28 W 12th. Mortimer Nell, 28 W 12th. Mortimer Stewart, bell boy, 2S W 12th. Morton Leander M (& Mrs), machinist, 1415 Covert. Moss C A (& Mrs), accountant, 408 Union Trust Bldg, h 314 8th. (W Va 663). Moss H H (& Mrs), cashier First Natl Bank, 113 12th (W Va 1010). Moss Hunter H Jr (& Mrs), judge Wood County Circuit Court, Court House (W Va 846), h 1210 Ann (W Va 905) Moss H P Bookstore Co, 705-707 Market (W Va 173). Moss J H (& Mrs), watchman, Dudley av. -178- The Mountain Iron & Supply Company (Incorporated) Gore & Robinovitz, Proprietors. Successors to Evans Junk Co. Scrap Iron, Steel and Metals New and Second Hand Oil Well Tools, Pipe and Casing. New and Second Hand Cordage and Junk Rope. Both Phones, Office and Wareroom, Office and Residence 895 S econd and Market Streets Mountain State Democratic Club, Progress Hall, 503-505 Juliana. Meets the 2d and' 4th Tuesdays of each month. Mover T D, 2d-hand clothing, 324 6th. Mover Harley, laborer, Marrtown. Mover H (& Mrs), farmer, Marrtowa. Mover Nelson, laborer, Marrtown. Moyers P J (& Mrs), farmer, Marrtown. Mozena Denning O (& Mrs), grocer, 1039 Lynn (W Va 1673), h 1412 Washington av iW Va 1240 1. Mozena Frank (& Mrs), 2501 Oak. Mozena Olan G, student, 1412 Washington av. Muhall Mary, 906 Ann. Muhleman Building, 209-211 4th. Muhleman Dr Chas L, physician, Gil 1-2 Market (W Va 294). Muhleman Richard, barber, 522 East. Muhleman R H, barber shop, 559 7th, h 522 East. Muhn Geo L (& Mrs), 804 16th. Muhn Ella, clerk. 807 16th. Mulinex Bertha, 812 Quincy. Mulinex Nellie, 835 Murdoch av. Mullen Edward (& Mrs), furniture, S '2 Quincy (W Va 1084). Mullen Joe. plumber, 312 7th. Mullen John L, bkkpr, 905 Avery. Mullen Michael W (& Mrs), tobaccos, Moss H P, pres H P Moss Bookstore Co, 904 Juliana (W Va 1045). Moss Mabel, 314 8th. Moss Margaret, Dudley av. Moss Robert, tinner, Dudley av. Moss R H (& Mrs), elk, 1411 20th. Moschella Luigi, yardman, 820 Jeannette. Moschella Samuel (& Mis), yardman, siiu Jeannette. Mosier J E (& Mrs), 49 19th. ivtosman Prank (& Mrs), shipping clerk, 101 G Latiobe. Moten Lou, 902 Market. Mouck Peter, wood carver, 1514 Lynn. Mount B P (& Mrs), laborer, 313 Division. Mount C L, driller, 900 Oak. Mount Dexter, wood carver, 313 Division. Mount E W, 906 Oak. Mount Guy, machinist, 313 Division. Mount H Mrs, boarding house, 579 6th. Mount Herman (& Mrs), carpenter, 321 Divi- sion. Mount J L (& Mrs), junk dealer, 906 Oak (W Va 906). Mount Mary, 313 Division. Mount Sidney (& Mrs), oil refiner, 408 11th. Mountain Iron & Supply Co, 125 Market (W Va 895-1). Mountain State Business College, 711 Market (W Va 17S5). Mountain State Bottling Works, 520 4th. Mountain State Gas Co, 507 Juliana. 71). h Market (W Va 1229). Mullen Patrick, clerk, 808 Quincy. 408 Quincy (W Va —179- i Br H. P. Muncy Livery, Feed and Sales Stables 211 1 - Juliana St. Prompt attention given to all our customers. Always ready to supply you with well equipped turnouts at all hours (W. Va. 1301) Mullenex Fred (& Mrs), teamster, 918 13th. Mullenax Henry T (& Mrs), plumber, 1009 E 12th. Mullenax H P, bookkeeper, 215 5th. Mullenax Jas T (& Mrs), teamster. 925 R 12th. Mulvey Bridget L, dressmaker, 1115 Swann. Mulvey Elizabeth, dressmkr, 1115 Swann. Mulvey Thomas P (& Mrs), 1115 Swann. Mumaugh R E (& Mrs), prop Bartlett House, 800 Jeannette (W Va 858). Mumford C D (& Mrs), 1132 Lynn. Muncey Charles (& Mrs), clerk, 807 Gould av. Muncey C P. clerk. 413 Market. Muncey Ella, bookkeeper, 1025 Avery. Muncey Hub, 131 7 1-2. Muncy H P (& Mrs), livery stable, 211 1-2 Juliana (W Va 1301), h 125 7 1-2. Muncey James A, 400 Green. Muncey James, steel wkr, Dudley av. Muncey Leonard E (& Mrs), steel wkr, Dud- ley av (W Va 1405-2). Munday Ben H. painter, 128 1-2 3d. Munday Scott (& Mrs), painter, 1219 Skirven. Murdoch A C, gen mgr and vice pres J N Murdoch Co, 113-115 3d, h 706 Ann. Murdoch Anna T. 721 Murdoch av. Murdoch Bessie V, 70C Ann. Murdoch Clark & Co, druggists, 500 Market (W Va G77). Murdoch Clark, druggist, 721 Murdoch av (W Va 219). Murdoch David C, bkkpr, 721 Murdoch av. Murdoch .1 N, wholesale druggist, 706 Ann |\V Va 208). Murdoch J N Co, drugs, 113 3d (W Va 307). Murdoch Wm C (& Mrs), 121 7 1-2 (W Va 1616.) Murdy Foster, oil producer, 322 7th. Murdy Foster C, 905 Lynn. Murdy Foster, teamster 820 Swann. Murdy John, laborer 820 Swann. Murdy William, 905 Lynn. .Murphy Agnes, 1120 7th. Murphy Angelica, 1120 7th. Murphy Al G (& Mrs), fruit trees, 1126 La- trobe. Murphy Anna, 900 7th. Murphy Aurela, student, 811 Jeannette. Murphy Bernadine, student, 830 Mary. .Murphy Bridget Mrs, 830 Mary. Murphy Chas, 141 Atlantic av. Murphy Delia, S12 Jeannette. Murphy Elizabeth, 1120 7th, Murphy Ella, 830 Mary. Murphy Esther, student, 811 Jeannette. Murphy Fred, bell boy, bds Chancellor Hotel. Murphy Harry, elk Chancellor Hotel. Murphy Hamer E (& Mrs), chiropractice, 514 7th. Murphy J. 1120 7th. Murphy J L, meat cutter, 114 Spencer av. Murphy Joe M (Justus & Murphy Co), 830 Mary (W Va 1668). — 11 Murphy J T v& Mrs). G51 6th. Murphy Julia. 125 W 12th. Murphy Julia, 900 7th. Murphy Lizzie, 1127 7th. Murphy Mame, 1126 Latrobe (W Va 1232-2). Murphy Marie, 405 Avery. Murphy" Maria, 812 Jeannette. Murphy Mary W Mrs. 1429 22(1. Murphy Mary Mrs, seamstress, 811 Jeannette. Murphy May, 1120 Latrobe. Murphy Matthew, bartender, 900 7th. Murphy Phil (& Mrs), 502 William. Murphy R F, grocer, 613 Market (W Va 130), h 526 7th (W Va 1215). Murphy Richard (& Mrs), 526 7th. Murphy R P, B & O conductor, 812 Jeannette Murphy Thos, supt Water Works, 1120 7th. Murphy T H (& Mrs), 1120 7th (W Va 44G). Murphy Vinton P, printer, 1126 Latrobe. Murphy Wm Mrs, 812 Jeannette. Murphy Wm (& Mrs), mail carrier, 512 7th. Murray Chas (&' Mrs), 1210 Garfield av. Murray Charles (& Mrs), 1229 Skirven (W Va 831). Murray C H (& Mrs), conductor, 1700 Covert Murray Chas T (& Mrs), driver, 621 Munroe. Murray Emma, laundress, 607 Munroe. Murray Luella, G15 Munroe. Murray R N, laborer, 216 2d. Murray T W (& Mrs), conductor B & O, 1020 Mary (W Va 1544). Murray Victoria Mrs, 845 Jeannette. Murray Chas (& Mrs), 1207 Skirven. Murrin C A (& Mrs), foreman, 710 16th. Murrin Geo P (& Mrs), contr oil wells, 814 15th. Muvey M E (& Mrs), oil driller, 818 Lynn. Musgrave C A. 407 E 12th (W Va 354). Musser Lewis, oil driller, 312 7th. Mutual Boarding Club, 1037 Market (W Va 1057). Musser Mary, clerk, 322 7th. Myer Felix, driver, 1407 St Marys av. Myer Claude, laborer, Neals av. Myer G A (& Mrs), 4±6 4th. Myer Herman R, carpenter, 701 Swann. Myer Isaac L, laborer, 701 Swann. Myer Mamie, student, Neals av. Myer Thornton S (& Mrs), carpenter, 701 Swann. Myers A L (& Mrs), driver, 640 Depot. Myers Chas.. plumber, 1407 St Marys av. Myers C A. plumber, 1407 St Marys av. Myers Durinda. laborer, 412 Ann. Myers Frank, 1039 Cornwall. Myers Geo (& Mrs), laborer, Bradley av. Myers G W (& Mrs), laborer, Man-town. Myers Irma, milliner. 1407 St Marys av. Myers Jas (& Mrs), lineman, 422 Ann. Myers John, driver, 314 5th. My. ms Richard (& Mrs), driller. 1407 St Marys av. N Nafc Mary, 1022 Ann. Nagle Thos (& Mrs), mail messgr, 628 6th. Nash J J (& Mrs), 1S04 Covert. Nash Mattie, 814 v^uincy. Nathan Benjamin (& Mrs), clothing and shoes (W Va 75),225 Ann. h 1330 Market i\V Va 1107). National Candy & Grocery Co, 7th and Lynn (W Va 328). National Express Co, 21S 4th. National Manufacturing Co (P L Jones and W H Cecil props), 117-119 Market (W Va 809). National Supply Co, 2d and Avery (W Va 555), office 314 Market (W Va 761). National Plaster & Supply Co, George (W Va 1408). Nazer J J, Commercial Hotel. Neale Allen, student, 1122 Lynn. Neale Anna, teacher, N Parkersburg. Neale Benjamin T ft (& Mrs), 619 13th (W Va 1342). Neale Ben F, furniture, 601 7th, h 207 8th (W Va 693). Neale B F (& Mrs), conductor, 901 Ann. Neale Chas, 54 19 1-2. Neale M, student, 313 9th. Neale Clarence (& Mrs), laborer, Logan av. Neale Edward B (& Mrs), stengphr, 1226 Juliana. Neale Frank (& Mrs), 54 19 1-2. Neale Geo W, lawyer, 403 Green. Neale Grace, teacher, 1015 18th. Neale Harry (& Mrs), presser, 606 Juliana. Neale Harry (& Mrs), conductor, 1203 Avery. Neale H C, 1015 18th. Neale H F, produce, 208 Market, h 1001 21st (W Va 251). Neale Ida, 1015 18th. Neale Joseph B (& Mrs), 1110 Ann. Neale J K Mrs, 1620 Park av. Neale Julia, 810 Murdoch av. Neale Mabe 1 , student, 313 9th. Neale Mary Mrs, 207 8th. Neale Mary Ann Mrs, 1019 Juliana. Neal Olin V, jeweler, 313 9th (W Va 115). Neale Phil (& Mrs), secy and treas Citizens Coal Co, 1010 Murdoch av. Neale Robert L (& Mrs), hardware, 922 Ju- liana (W Va 1004). Neale & Co R L, hardware, 413 Market (W Va 295). Neale R D (& Mrs), 1010 Murdoch av. Neale Sadie, Elizabeth av. Neale School, Inter-Urban. Neale Vernon M (& Mrs), jeweler, 1122 Lynn —181— Tis to Laf But it is a fact, whatever other merchants price their goods NATHAN Sells It For Less Largest Clothing and Shoe Store in the State. (W. Va Phone 75) 225 Ann Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. -182- Olin V. Neal 416 Market Street. Diamonds, Watches. Clocks and Jewelry Umbrellas recovered while you wait Troubled Eyes — If you have them, we will test them free Graduate Optician in charge ( W. Va. 384) Neale W H, produce, 1001 21st. Neale W R (& Mrs), gardener, N Parkers- burg (W Va 534). Neale Win, driver, 54 19 1-2. Nealey Burt (& Mrs). 6th and Avery. Nealey Kenna, 6th ana Avery. Needham Dorr, druggist, Bradley av. Neeley Nannie, 422 4th. Neff John (& Mrs), Camden av. Nelly Christian (& Mrs), pres Pksburg Natl Bank and pres C Nelly Co, h 1004 Ann (W Va 894). Nelly C Co The (C Nelly pres, Chas M Nelly vice pres), 201 Market (W Va 336). Nelly Chas (& Mrs), mgr C Nelly Wholesale Grocery Co, 1104 Juliana. Nelly Ed (& Mrs), cashier Wood Co Bank, 1024 Ann. Nelly Gertrude, 1004 Ann. Nelson Alexander C, insr, rm 39 Citizens Bank Bldg (W Va 720). Nelson A L, bkkpr, 1511 Covert (W Va 1058). Nelson Chas B (& Mrs), teamster, Riverview Nelson Clark (& Mrs), fruit grower, 1511 Covert. Nelson Clyde (& Mrs), steel wkr, 2417 Ohio. Nelson Cora M. dressmkr, Riverview. Nelson Danford L, farmer, Riverview. , Nelson David M, 325 Avery. Nelson D L (& Mrs), butcher, 1414 Beaver. Nelson Dona, 325 Avery. , Nelson Ellen E, 311 6th. Nelson Emma, 325 2d. Nelson Frank, laborer, 131 7 1-2. Nelson H H, plumber, 1511 Covert. Nelson Isetta, clerk, 1201 Avery. Nelson Jack, laborer, 1414 Beaver. Nelson Jesse, plumber, 1414 Beaver. Nelson John M (& Mrs), ferryman, 2 Cam- den av. Nelson Katie, 129 1-2 3d. Nelson L E, 932 1-2 Market. Nelson Lott, Jackson Hotel. Nelson Nathan (& Mrs), farmer, Riverview. Nelson N V (Werninger & Nelson), 928 Lynn iff Va 1143). Nelson P H (& Mrs) engineer, 537 E 4th. Nelson S C (& Mrs), lawyer, 936 Juliana. Nelson Wm G (& Mrs), fireman, 628 1-2 7th. Neptune Anna, teacher, 332 9 1-2. Neptune Campbell, druggist, 332 9 1-2 (W Va 1160). Neptune C A (O J Stout & Co), 332 9 1-2. Neptune Daisy E, 332 9 1-2. Neptune Rose Mrs, 332 9 1-2. Nern W A (& Mrs), millinery, 622 7th. Nern B F, 1020 Swann. Nern Catherine Mrs, 1319 Spring. Nern Chas, machinist, 1018 Lynn. Nern Clarence, car conductor, 1018 Lynn. Nern Henry (& Mrs), shoes, 1018 Lynn (W Va 1013). Nern Henry Shoe Store (Henry Nern prop), 233 Court sq (W Va 810). —183— Harry Newbergcr & Co. 531 Market SOLE AGENCY FOR KNOX HATS HATTERS and FURNISHERS The Store for Men Fine Haberdashery and Merchant Tailors iW. Va. -Phone No. 9) .Win Win (& Mrs), reporter, 319 8th. Nester Clara, student, 1209 Avery. Nester Roy, student. 1209 Avery. New linger George.seey Investment and Se- curity Co, 1327 .Market. Newberger Harry, Savage r'lats. 13th (W Va 30). Newberger Harry, clothiers, 531 Market (W Va 9). Newberger Myer (& Mrs), electrical furn- ishings, 1329 .Mark.-! ik Bldg (W Va 246), h 1203 Ann. Peterson Ashby, 1012 7th. Peterson Lulu, seamstress, 1012 7th. Peterson Wm A (& Mrs), painter, 1012 7th. Peterkin I! Rush (& Mrs), auditor, 814 Market. Pettit Ethel, 702 Jeannette. Pettit Florence M, 1224 Latrobe. Pettit H A (& Mrs), brakeman, 526 William. Pettit Maggie ,702 Jeannette. Pettit Nancy J Mrs, 1817 E 7th. Pettit John (& Mrs), brakeman, 709 Latrobe Pettit Joseph L (& Mrs), 1011 Latrobe. Petty Ely, teacher, 829 Lynn. Petty Essie Mrs, 637 Bird. Petty Glenna, clerk, 829 Lynn. Petty R K (& Mrs), deputy sheriff, 829 Lynn Peyton Bernadine, teacher, 517 13th. Peyton Pocahontas Mrs, 517 13th. Peyton Mary, student, 517 13th. Pflug H P, clerk, 1221 1-2 Market. Phelps Carrie, 202 Market. Phelps Chas (& Mrs), plasterer, 1409 20th. Phelps Fred H, 1220 20th. Phelps Jacob C (& Mrs), engineer, 1220 201 h (W Va 1538). Phelps J H (& Mrs), baggage mstr, 564 6th. Phelps J L Mrs, 1810 Spring. Phelps M H, student, 1220 20th. Phelps R Parker, janitor, 1220 20th. Phelps Robert R (& Mrs), engineer, 708 16th —198— Peoples Credit Clothing Company C. M. Johnson, Manager. Manufacturers and Retailers of " High Art Clothing " for Men, Women, Boys and Girls. Branch Stores in Principal Cities. You don't need to go "shabby" because you are a little bit crowded for money. You owe it to yourself and family, to your own self- respect and to theirs, to dress yourself and those dependent upon you well and becomingly. This is easy to do under our Credit Cloth- ing System. Just come to us and say "I want to open an account." Here you will find the finest fabrics for your selection to dress yourself and your entire family. Only a small down payment, and a small weekly, semi-monthly or monthly payment as you receive your wages. No annoyance from collectors, no publicity — it is but your affair and ours. Come, select what you need and go away wearing the garments. The choicest of goods to select from in all the latest makes. No old styles, all up-to-date, and all low in price. Be neighborly — drop in and see us. 711 Market Street, Opera Block Building, W. Va. Phone 1723. —199— Parkersburg, W, Va. Peters' Cafe 208 Third St., 4 doors West of Court House W. Va. 1701 Ladies' and Gents' Dining Rooms in connection. Meals to order at all hours Cafe open Day and Night We make a specialty of catering to private parties, banquets, etc. Also the WHITE FRONT, 417% Sixth Street, Opp. B. & O. R. R. W. Va, 661 Bakery 574-576 Sixth Street ( W. Va. Phone 438 ). H. H. Peters, Proprietor. Phiffer E W (& Mrs), 103] Market. Phillips aCvin IS (& Mrs), Lubeck av, S Side Phillips C C, 5th. \ Phillips John, lineman, 402 Ann. Phillips A E .Mrs, 518 William. Phillips Charles, clerk, 1002 Main. Phillips Ernest, trav salesman, 1002 Main. Phillips J H, real estate, 1701 Lynn. Phillips J F (& Mrs), miller, 1002 Main (W Va 675). Phillips Joseph D (& Mrs), baggage master, 213 7th. Phillips Lewis (& Mrs), 823 Clay. Phillips O (& Mrs), engineer, 1021 Lubeck. Phillips Richard, laborer. 117 7th. Phillips Walter, laborer, 1002 Main. Phillips Viana Mrs, 171 Staunton av. Phoenix Cafe, cor 5th and Market. Pickens Carroll, 1312 7th. Pickens Chas E (& Mrs), Nicely ville. Pickens Earl, laborer, 1312 7th. Pickens Evaline, 1312 7th, Pickens John, 552 Marietta av. Pickens Louis N !& Mrs), bkkpr, 932 Avery (W Va 484). Pickens Lucy, 1312 Tib. Pickens Olive Mrs. operator, 430 Central av. Pickens R A, laborer, 1312 7th. Pickens Wheeler, student, 1209 Avery. Pickering Rena Mrs, seamstress, 1220 Mar- ket. Pickett A E Mrs, 561 1-2 7th (W Va 1359). Pickett May Mrs, tel opr, 1735 E 7th (W Va 1317-1). Pickerell A J (& Mrs), laborer, 322 Division Pickerel] Clay, 322 Division. Pickerell Clyde, 322 Division. Pickerell G M, laborer. Standard Oil Co. Pickerell L O (& Mrs), 419 2d. Pickering Bessie, 1020 19th. Pickering Ed, patrolman, 716 Grafton. Pierce Eva, student, 1332 Lynn. Pierce Jennie, 1423 Gould av. Pierce Jesse S (& Mrs), engineer, 712 La- trobe (W Va 1071-2). Pierce Jos (& Mrs), clerk, 626 6th. Pierpont Mrs, Saunders av. Piersol Roland (& Mrs), yardmaster, 1023 George. Piersol Abbie, tailoress, 1605 Oak. Pierson Mary Mrs, Marrtown. Piggott Daffa, 1510 Covert. Piggott J T (& Mrs), lawyer, 1510 Covert (W Va 1488). Piggott James, 1510 Covert. Piggott Martha Mrs. 1210 4th av. Piggott Printing Office, 325 Juliana. Piggott R H, lawyer, 325 Juliana. Pilcher Mary Mrs, 1210 Garfield av. Pilcber Sally, 209 W 10th. Pilcher Watt (& Mrs), lab, 209 W 10th. Pimm Nora, 922 7th. Pimm Tom J, 922 7th. Ping Ethel, stengphr, 810 Murdocb av, —200- Pinkney Nannie, 807 Murdoch av. Pitcher Walter (& Mrs), 1101 Lynu. Pittsburg, Parkersburg & Cincinnati Packet Co, 122 3d. • Plate Albert <& Mrs), saw filer, 1819 B 7th. Plate Arnold B, laborer, 1819 E 7th. Plate Clarence H. tool dresr, 900 Lubeck av. Plate Harry McClellan, delivery, 1819 E 7th. Plate Lswis A, laborer, 900 Lubeck av. Plate Myron Kent, laborer, 1819 E 7th. Plate Wm, silversmith, 900 Lubeck av. Plumb W C (& Mrs), 420 Green (W Va 971). Plumley Charles W (& Mrs), dentist, 304 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 130S), h 1506 Avery (W Va 793). Point Second-Hand Store, 125 Ann (W va 1781). Poland Harry, 912 Latrobe. Poland James V, plumber, 912 Latrobe. Poland Jesse R, 912 Latrobe. Poland J P (& Mrs), salesman, 912 Latrobe. Poling Bert (& Mrs), carpenter, Central av. Poling Jasper, laborer, 618 Lubeck av. Poling L C (& Mrs), 809 Virginia av. Poling Lucy Mrs, 618 Lubeck av. Poling Martha, mach opr, 703 Lubeck av. Poling Omer C, laborer, 618 Lubeck av. Poling I J (& Mrs), grocer, 411 Queens Lane (W Va 1447). Poling Wm F {& Mrs), carp, 1209 Paden. Police Department, City Bldg (W Va 24). Pollard Bessie B, 418 16th. Pollard Elma V, 416 16th. Pool A, solicitor, 120 6th. Pool Bertha, cook, County Jail. Pool Bessie, County Jail. Pool Jas W (& Mrs), 1002 Latrobe. Pool John, wood carver, 113 4th. Pool A B (& Mrs), lab, 869 Fairview av. Poole Idonia, tailoi'ess, 238 Bradley av. Poole Ira, laborer, 869 Fairview av. Poole Leonard (& Mrs), lawyer, 418 Juliana (W Va 1826). Poole Sophia, 41S Juliana (W Va 262). Poole Verner, teamster, 869 Fairview av. Pope Ben S. oil prodr. 120 3d, h 924 Ann (W Va 95). Pope B S, director Y M C A, 501 Ann. Pope E E. oil prodr. 120 3d, h 924 Ann. Pope Geo E, oil prodr, 120 3d. h 432 13th (W Va 454). Pope Lewis & Sons, 120 3d (W Va 150). Pope L W (& Mrs), lumber, 924 Ann. Porter Clara, 1135 Latrobe. Porter Chas (& Mrs), 1302 St Marys av. Porter D R (& Mrs), machinist, 1320 5th av. Porter Edith,- 213 Avery. Porter Geo W (& Mrs), oil drlr, 1135 Latrobe Porter Howard R, electrician, 811 Ann. Porter John M (& Mrs), mach, 1036 Lynn. Porter Nita, stengphr, 1135 Latrobe. Porter Robert P, Citizens Bank Bldg (W Va 627). Posey Chas (& Mrs), bartender, 514 1-2 1th. Posey Ed (& Mrs), driver, 514 1-2 4th. Posey Ella, 815 Murdoch av. Posey Jackson J (& Mrs), 2410 Clement av. Poskey Geo, clerk, 1001 13th. Poskey Harry C, civil engineer, 1001 13th. Poskey Herman (& Mrs), mach, 1001 13ih. Poskey Wm H, stenographer, 1001 13th. Post Carl, matcher, 2003 Ohio av. Post J N, carpenter, 2003 Ohio av. Postlewait Albert (& Mrs), laborer, 1326 Staunton av. Postlewait B G (& Mrs), cooper, Lulu. Postlewait Frank (& Mrs), lab, 540 Marietta. Postlewait Frank (& Mrs), lab, 638 6th. Postlewait Harry, machinist, 630 Camden. Postlewait Thos (& Mrs), carp, 518 George. Postlewait W D (& Mrs), mach, 65S Mark. Postlewait Wm H (& Mrs), lab, 630 Camden. Post Office, Govt Bldg, s w cor 5th and Ju- liana (W Va 451). Powell & Co, real estate,10S 3d (W Va 206). Powell Dudley (& Mrs), photos, 1820 17th. Powell G E (& Mrs), carp, 1908 Gould av (W Va 419-2). Powell Grace, bookkeeper, 916 Swann. Powell Helen, 115 Market. Powell John S, bank clerk, 600 E 8th. Powell Melvin, 2426 Dudley av. Powell Otis, 190S Gould av. Powell Robert, 213 4th. Powell R P (& Mrs), observer U S Weather Bureau, 621 Avery. Powell Simms (& Mrs), 600 E 8th (W Va 1210). ±-owell Thos E, 4th & Green (W Va 1069). Powell Stella M, 916 Swann. Powell W E Mrs, 916 Swann. Powers Lewis E, 926 15th. Powers Mary, 926 15th. Powers Mary, 113 12th. Powers Myrtle, 115 Market. Powers Samuel P (& Mrs), machinist, 919 Center. Prager Building, cor 3d and Juliana. Pratt Delia, teacher, Vienna av, Vienna. Piatt G W, brakeman, 828 Jeannette. Pi alt John, steel worker, 24 19th. Presbyterian Church, loth and Market (W Va 1344). Prescott Isabella, 511 5th. Prescott J H {& Mis), furniture, 511 5th. Preston A B (& Mrs), eng, 1010 Virginia av. Preston Carrie, 1010 Virginia av. Preston Harry, clerk, 1010 Virginia av. Prewitt C W (& Mrs), contr, 1616 Avery (.W Va 119). Pribble Geo M, clerk, 1015 8th. Price Delia M, tailoress, 865 Fairview av. —201— Price Elizabeth M Mrs, 2523 Grand av. Price Gertie, clerk, 403 13th. Price G W (& Mrs), lab, 132 Terrace av. Price Harry D (& Mrs), nigr Jas Clark Dis- tilling Co, h 814 Swann. Price Horace D, physician, 515 1-2 Market (W Va 404), h 928 Swann (WVa 407). Price M, 6th. Price Tine, 625 Munroe. Fiice T Albert (& Mrs), carp, 911 15th. Price W E, bkkpr, 703 1-2 Market (W Va 1424). Pride Bertha, 312 7th. Pride Mary C, 312 7th. Prince Anna F, milliner, 918 15th. Prince Bros, 2407 24th (W Va 1105;. Prince Edwin M (& Mrs), engineer, 912 15lh Prince Frank (& Mrs), plasterer, 628 Mark. Prince James (& Mrs), 635 Bird. Prince J N (& Mrs), painter, 1615 Staunton. Prince J M, driver. Prince Joseph R (& Mrs), foreman, 1725 Lynn. Prince Oscar, machinist, 1725 Lynn. Prince Rosa, 904 Juliana. Prince Sarah Mrs, 1715 Staunton av. Prince W D (& Mrs), car inspector, S Side. Pritchard Ella Mrs, 1101 Lynn. Pritchard H M (& Mrs), saloon, 7061-2 7th (W Va 1249-2). Pritchard & Harrington Cafe, 718 7th. Proctor Carl (& Mrs), bartendr, 1613 Beaver. Proffitt W H, Camden farm (W Va 144). Progress Club, 503 Juliana. Progress Hall, 503-505 Juliana. Propst C, 552 Marietta av. Prosecuting Attorney of Wood County (John F Laird), Court House (W Va 135). Proudfoot Chas D (& Mrs), ticket agt B & O, h 4l3 11th. Proudfoot Gertrude, 603 East. Proudfoot G S, brakeman, 603 East. Proudfoot J M (& Mrs), carp, 603 East. Provias Bros, candy kitchen (W Va 569). Provias Geo, confectioner, 700 1-2 7th. Provias Jas, confectioner, 700 1-2 7th. Province Clarence, 1200 7th. Province F P (& Mrs), sawyer, 658 Mark. Province Howard, 1200 7th. Province P W, elder Seventh Day Adventist Church, h 1200 7th (W Va 1222). Province S C (& Mrs), wood wkr, 603 Depot. Province Simeon (& Mrs), 1002 2d. Provo Pearle (& Mrs), cabinetrnkr, 48 6th. Prukner Jos (& Mrs), lab, 223 Atlantic a/. Prukner Mary, 223 Atlantic av. Prukner Theresa, 223 Atlantic av. Public Library, s w cor 8th and Green. Pugh John (& Mrs), farmer, Greenmount, Midway. Pugh Will, laborer, 226 Lincoln av. Pulliam Brooks, salesman, 917 Virginia av (W Va 34). Pulliam J A (& Mrs), merchant, 917 Vir- ginia av. Q Queen Estella, 204 Juliana. Queen Minna, nurse, 931 Market (W Va 1576). Queen Mary Mrs, nurse, 701 1-2 Swann. Quick Building, n w cor 7th and Swann. Quick Geo (& Mrs), 7011-2 Swann (W \a 1903). Quick Grant G (& Mrs), collector W Va W Tel Co, h 1415 Lynn (WVa 556). Quill Mary Mrs, 900 7th. yuillen Hugh (& Mrs), 1224 7th. Quinn L M Mis, 811 Virginia av. Quinn Thos E (& Mrs), city water rent col- lector, 2013 Murdoch av. Quinlan W T (& Mrs), oil opr, 1341 Avery (W Va 1878). R Kabberman Mamie, 111 Market. Rabinovitz M, mgr Mountain Iron & Supply Co, 521 Avery. Radcliff Jas E (& Mrs), laborer, Thomas. Radcliff Sam, laborer, Thomas. Radcliff W E (& Mrs), laborer, Thomas. Radenbaugh Francis, stengphr, 1513 Lynn. Radenbaugh Harry, stengphr, 1513 Lynn. Radenbaugh Jacob (& Mrs), 1513 Lynn. Rader W P (& Mrs), driver, Central av. Radford J E (& Mrs), brakeman, 1826 Gar- field av. Radford Steven H (& Mrs), brakeman, 130S Paden. Radeker Lumber Co, 42 5th (W Va 364). Rafferty Mary, stenographer, 315 11th. Rafferty Thomas, clerk, 603 1-2 Market. Rafferty T W, clerk, 420 Market. Ragor Samuel (& Mrs), engineer, 1312 Dil- loway (W Va 403-1). Raibourn Dan, bookkeeper, 1014 Laird av. Rake Anna B, Johnston av. Rake Cora J, Johnston av. Rake Francis, Johnston av. Rake Lizzie, Johnston av. Rake Mary Mrs, Johnston av. Rake Maurice, laborer, Johnston av. Raleigh Wm C (& Mrs), paper hanger, 1010 St Marys av. Ramp William (& Mrs), 555 7th. Ramsey Clayton, Nicely ville. Ramsey G W, clerk, 557 West Virginia av. Ramsey John, brakeman, 702 Jeannette. Ramsey John, Nicelyville. Ramsey L E (& Mrs), grocer, 119 Spencer av (W Va 992). i -202- Henry Rauch The One Price Clothier Good Clothes, Good Shoes, Good Hats, Good Furnishings 233 Court Square 1 You can do better at Rauch's " W. Va, Phone 975 Ramsey L E, grocer, 428 4th (W Va 1793). Rarrsey Wm (& Mrs), farmer, Nicelyville. Randolph John, clerk, 1335 Spring. Randolph John H, bookkeeper, 640 13th. Randolph John (& Mrs), lab, 306 Central av. Rankin J (& Mrs) telegraph opr, 312 11th. Rankin Mayme, 622 Depot. Rankin O W (& Mrs I, laborer, 620 Depot. Rankin S C (& Mrs), oil driller, 620 Depot. Rannells CVarence J, civil engineer, 709 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 1706), h 1602 Avery ext (W Va 1619). Rapp Bena, S Side. Rapp J, bartender, 323 Juliana. Rapp Lena, 1329 Market. Rapp Louisa, S Side. Rapp M, S Side (W Va 540). Rapp Emma, seamstress, 1023 Mary. Rapp Paul (& Mrs), carpenter, 1023 Mary. Rapp Susanna Mrs, S Side. Rarden Robert (& Mrs), roller, 1232 22d. Rardin T E (& Mrs), merchant, 1713 Oak (W Va 628-1). Ratcliff Laura, 105 1-2 2d. Ratekin C E (& Mrs), bartender, 316 Ann (W Va 1822-2). Rathbone Francis V, student, 804 Ann. Rathbone Guy, shipping elk, 1023 19th. Rathbone Jeannette F, 804 Ann. Rathbone J V (& Mrs), 804 Ann (W Va Rathbone Marguerite L, 804 Ann. Rathbone Mary, 836 Murdoch av. 35) Rathbone Mary E Mrs, 704 Ann. Rathbone Monroe J (& Mrs), 704 Ann (W Va 499). ■, Rathbone S B (& Mrs). 1023 19th (W Va 1927). Rathbone W P (& Mrs), overseer of poor, 909 Market (W Va 1685). Rauch C M, clothing store, 233 Court sq tW Va 975). Rauch Henry Mrs, 614 Juliana. Rauch Henry, clothing, 233 Court sq. Rauch Minnie, 614 Juliana. , Rauckhorst Gertrude, 1507 Spring. Rauckhorst George, oil refiner, 1507 Spring, nauckhorst G J (& Mrs), bartender, 1507 Spring. Rauckhorst Louisa, 1507 Spring. Rauckhorst Mamie, 1507 Spring. Rauckhorst Marguerite, 1507 Spring. Rauckhorst Theresa 1507 Spring. Ray Chas (& Mrs), lab, Tracewell Flats. Ray Ed (& Mrs), riverman, Lubeck av. Ray John, delivery, Tracewell Flats. Ray N H, 510 1-2 Market. Ray Will (& Mrs), riverman, Lubeck av. Raybould John (& Mrs), meat cutter, S Side (W Va 470). Rayburn Chas (& Mrs), teamster, 1323 Corn- wall. Rayburn Estelle, clerk, 1723 Park. Rayburn Josie V, stenographer, 1723 Park. Rayfield James D (& Mrs), 632 7th. -203- Rayfield Mary, clerk, 516 7th. Reader Bertha, G20 Lubeck av. Reader Martin (& Mrs), lab, 620 Lubeck av. Reamer W M, Red Hill (W Va 31-B). Reaves Dalpha, student, 16 Almeda. Reaves Eva, seamstress, 16 Almeda. Rebaut E A, painter, 1322 Ramsey. Rebholz A (& Mrs J, stone mason, Marrtown. Rebholz Carl (& Mrs), tinner and slater, S Side. Rebholz Christina, Marrtown. Rebholz Theresa. Marrtown. Reckard James L, grocer, 617 Market. Rector Bros & Rardiu, 309 Market. Rector N H, brakeman, 828 Jeanneite. Rector William M, h Y M C A, 8th. Redding C S, 1517 23d. Redding Earl (& Mrs), 402 4th. Redding Myrtle, 1517 23d. Redding Ray, 1517 23d. Redford Co The, steam boiler fixtures, 209 1-2 4th. Reed B F (& Mrs), barber, 1411 Lynn. Reed Chas P, delivery boy, 1411 Lynn. Reed D A (& Mrs), lab, Tavennerville. Reed Edna, 825 Lynn. Reed E R, 825 Lynn (W Va 1539). Reed Ezra, Tavennerville. Reed H B (& Mrs), trav salesman, 1012 19th (W Va 1186-2). Reed Howard, laborer, Tavennerville. Reed Oliver R (& Mrs), real est, 825 Lynn. Reed, Smith & Co, bowling parlors, 318 Ju- liana. Reed Susan Mrs, 546 7th. Reed W G, 2d-hand pipe and supply com- pany, 3d and Avery (W Va 749). Reed W G (& Mrs), oil well supplies, 111 11th (W Va 1204). Reeder D (& Mrs), laborer, 710 2d av. Reeder Dona, 716 2d av. Reeder P B (& Mrs), painter, 1050 Cornwall place. Reese Ada, Logan's av. Reese Boyd (& Mrs), 900 7th. Reese George, 3o8 Court sq. Reese H V (& Mrs), druggist, Redwood (W Va 3237-C). Reese Jack (& Mrs), laborer, Bull Creek i .1. Reese J L C (& Mrs), carpenter, Logans av. Reese L G (& Mrs), carpenter, Bull Creed rd Reese Mona, Redwooa. Reesh I A, butcher, 134 Terrace av. Keeves Frank A (& Mrs), motorman, Al- meda (W Va 1249-4). Reeves Grant W (& Mrs), laborer, 1006 Swann. Reeves Harry (& Mrs), carpenter, 507 19th. Reeves Mary Mrs, 801 Murdoch av. Reeves Pleasant (& Mrs), janitor, 534 4th. Reeves Samantha Mrs, 1912 Ohio av. Reeves Walter J (& Mrs), meat cutter, 1006 Swann. Reich Anna, 527 13 1-2. Reich Daniel, stone mason, 527 13 1-2. , Reich Matthew (& Mrs), contr, 527 13 1-2. Reich Samantha, 1408 St Marys av. Reid E R (& Mrs), bowling alley, 318 Ju- liana. Reid Jessie, 204 1-2 3d. Reid W H, jewelry store, 204 3d (W Va 1779). h 204 1-2 3d. Reia W H Jr. watchmkr, 204 1-2 3d. Reilly Agnes M Miss, 615 Green (W Va 1139) Reives Collie (& M-~> bartender, 1905 Mu - doch av. Reitz L W (& Mrs), trav salesman, 1003 Avery. Reitz T G, 1218 Market (W Va 659). Reitzenberg Florence, 918 Ann. Reitzenberg Joseph, wines and liquors, 212 3d (W Va 381), h 91S Ann. Reitzenberg S (& Mrs), wines and liquors, 918 Ann (W Va 639). Remley Frank (& Mrs), stage carp, h 715 1-2 Market. Remley J E, 715 1-2 Market. Renforth Anna Mrs, 119 4th (W Va 1171). Renforth Chas, laborer, 119 4th. Renforth J C Jr, meat cutter, 119 4th. Renforth John, laborer, 119 4th. Renner Edward (& Mrs), car conductor, 1206 Quincy. Reps Alma, 1721 Spring. Reps & Co, 227-229 3d (W Va 31). Reps Ernest, collector, 1721 Spring. Reps Geo E, collector, 1721 Spring. Reps Paulus, prop Reps & Co, 227-229 3d, h 1721 Sprmg (W Va 935). Republican Headquarters, Citizens Bank Bldg (W Va" 1434). Rengold Sam (& Mrs), Andrew. Reynolds D K (& Mrs), 924 Mary. Reynolds G R, 409 16th (W Va 1248). Reynolds H R, 611 17th. Reynolds J B, 119 1st (W Va 538). Reynolds R E, clerk, 701 Market (W Va 1014). Reynolds T R (& Mrs), oil opr, 409 10th. Reynolds W N (& Mrs), 221 Susquehanna av Rex Allena, 213 Ann. Rex Lerona Mis, 213 Ann (W Va 1423). Rex G A, mgr Rex Hdw Co, 200 3d, h 567 6th. Rex Hardware Co The, 206 3d (W Va 544). Rexroad Clarence, Thomas. Rexroad J A (& Mrs), laborer, Thomas. Rhodes Fred, wood wkr, SIS Market. Rhodes L, laborer, Standard Oil Cu. Rhodes Minnie, SIS Market. Rhodes W M (& Mrs), lab, Blennerhassett. Rhyne Chas H (&Mrs), bartender, 804 7th. Richards Chloe, 202 3d. -204— _ JEWELER -, BIRTH STONES January Garnet or Jacinth February Amethyst or Amethyte March Bloodstone or Moonstone April Diamond or Pearl May Emerald or Crysolite June Agate or Carnelian BIRTH STONES July Ruby or Quartz Crystal August- Sardonyx or Onyx September Sapphire or Jasper October Opal or Beryl November Topaz or Amber December Turquoise or Felspar W, H, Reid & Son JEWELERS 204 Third Street RINGS. — We have a nice line of Birthstone Rings, also Fancy Set Rings, Signet Rings and Plain Rings. WATCHES. — We handle all the Standard Makes of American-made movements and Cases, and can save you money on each purchase. JEWELRY. — Our Jewelry is all new styles and designs and the quality is the best. We have a fine line of Bracelets, Lockets, Chains, Combs, etc. REPAIRING. — Our Repair Department is in charge of a workman of 25 years ex- perience at the bench. All work strictly first-tlass and fully guaranteed. W. Va. Phone 1779. —205— RiCH ARfrSON^SMITH REAL ' ESTKTW1SS3SS&' Richardson & Smith We Buy, Sell, or Trade— REAL ESTATE— We Buy, Sell or Exchange Terms to Suit You W. Va. Phone 1875 403 Juliana Street. Rhynehart Ike (& Mrs), liquor dealer, 426 Market. Richards E, baker, 576 6th. Richards E M (& Mrs), prescription elk, 1102 24th (W Va 1123-1). Richards Joseph, brakeman, 615 Depot. Richards Myrtle, 1307 Murdoch av. Richardson & Co, 310 1-2 Market (W Va 481). 1 Richardson Charles, student, 1334 Avery. Richardson Emmet, bkkpr, 1703 St Marys av Richardson John R (& Mrs), carp, 13 - !8 Ramsey. I Richardson Jonathan (& Mrs), 1703 St Marys av (W Va 957). Richardson J W (& Mrs), machinist, 803 Swann. Richardson Lena, 1104 Ann. Richardson Mary E Mrs, 803 Swann. Richardson Wm (& Mrs), real estate and lumber, 1104 Ann. Richardson Wm, student, 1703 St Marys av. Richardson & Smith, real estate, cor 4th and Juliana (W Va 1875). Riddle Chas B, laborer, 1406 Covert. Riddle C P (& Mrs), plumber, 1415 Gould av. Riddle G M (& Mrs), merchant, 1406 Covert Riddle Vide, dressmaker, 1406 Covert. Riddell J C (& Mrs), supt L K R R Co, h Marietta, O. Rider Horace (& Mrs), driller, cor 16th and Briant. v Rieger Jos (& Mrs), foreman, 672 7th. Riel C A (& Mrs), conductor, 311 9 1-2. Rife Geo (& Mrs), rustic wkr, 1034 Eliza- beth av. Riff F T (& Mrs), tailor, 419-420 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 871), h 1505 Covert (W Va 362). / Riffee G W (& Mrs), B & O baggage master, 567 6th. Riggs C B (& Mrs), brakeman, 1022 George. Riggs Edward (& Mrs), barber, 813 Clay. Riggs Eliza Mrs, Vienna. Rile Anna, 125 13th. Riley Ada, 610 Marietta av. Riley Frank M (& Mrs), stone cutter, Maple- wood. Riley John H. 835 Jeannette. Riley S D (& Mrs), farmer, Central av. Riley W M (& Mrs), lab, 835 Jeannette. Riley Wort (& Mrs), teamster, 869 Chestnut Rinehart John A (& Mrs), teamster, 1015 E 12th. Ringer Elizabeth, clerk, 1114 Quincy. Ringer John T (& Mrs), grocer, 1114 Quincy (W Va 1555). Ringer John T & Co, 1517 St Marys av (W Va 1136). Ripley Ralph R (& Mrs), clerk, 1317 Spring. Ritton H Mrs, boarding house, 315 11th. Ritton Mabel, 315 11th. | Ritton M C (& Mrs), tailor, 317 11th. Rittenhouse Marie C, 1719 St Marys av. —206— & O, h 1707 St Marys av. Roush Emmett, student, 218 1-2 Juliana. Roush Florence A, 1725 Beaver. Roush Henry C (& Mrs), conductor, 1507 Beaver. Roush J A (& Mrs), conductor, 1725 Beaver. Roush Roy, machinist, 1507 Beaver. Roush Stuart S, clerk. 1725 Beaver. Roush W M Mrs, 218 1-2 Juliana. Row W D, physician. 615 1-2 Market I \V Va 485). Rowan Frank (& Mrs), cor 5th and Green. Rowe AC (4 Mrs), supt river construction, 103 7 1-2. Rowland Earl R, 624 7th. Rowland Jos (& Mrs), engineer, 633 Depot. Rowland J B (& Mrs), horse dealer, 923 Lu- beck av. Rowland Julia M, dressmkr, 526 George. Rowland J W, Schaefer Hotel. Rowland L M, railroader, 226 Ann. Royal John S (& Mrs), driller, 1229 Latrobe. Roy George, barber, 312 7th. Ruble A B (& Mrs), laborer, cor Race and Pine. Ruble Chas (& Mrs), lab, Terrapin Park. Ruble Clarence E (& Mrs), Central av. Ruble C O, laborer, 528 2d av. Ruble Ona, Orchard av, Buena Vista. Ruble Peter, 1112 Charles (W Va 291-2). Ruble Sam, laborer, 528 2d av. Ruble Sanford, 641 6th. Ruble S D l& Mrs), laborer, 8011-2 Market. Ruble T W (& Mrs), carpenter, 528 2d av. Ruberry Wm (& Mrs), tinner, 711 17th. Ruckman Angeline Mrs, 1106 Gould av. Ruckman Sam, 1001 Virginia av. Ruddell Cut Price Store The, 610 7th. Ruddell Elizabeth, 1S09 Beaver. Ruddell Fred K, 1S09 Beaver. Ruddell Geo L (& Mrs), merchant, 1809 Beaver. Kuddell Geo K, trav salesman, 1809 Beaver. Ruddell Robert, clerk, 1809 Beaver IW Va 1880). Ruddell Stephen, clerk, lSOd Beave, . Rudge F N. 205 Blennerhassett av. Rudge George (& Mrs), laborer, 205 Blen- nerhassett av. Rudman N O, vice pres Chancellor Hdw Co, Jackson Hotel. Rudy Foster F (& Mrs), bookkpr. 424 4th. Rudolph C M, salesman, 314 5th. Ruf Henry (& Mrs), 920 E 9th. Ruf Henry (& Mrs), laborer, 921 Clay. Ruf Julius M (& Mrs), salesman, 820 Wood. Rule Albert B (& Mrs), presser, 865 Fair- view av. -209- B. M. Rymer & Co. E. M. Rymer W. H. Cecil H. F. Rymer Fire, Health and Accident Insurance Written in Reliable Companies Your patronage solicited W. Va. Phone 1366. All business entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. 517'_> Market Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. Rule B (& Mrs), cooper, 857 Fairview av. Rule Elizabeth, clerk, 857 Fairview av. Rule Granville. 857 Fairview av. Rule Lyda, 857 Fairview av. Rule May, 857 Fairview av. Rule Samuel D, drug elk, 857 Fairview av. Ruley F J (& Mrs), 2610 23d. Ruley W J. foreman matrs factory, 2610 23d. Rumbaugh Catherine, Smiths av, Riverview. Rumbaugh John H (& Mrs), carp, Smiths av, Riverview. Rumbaugh Kenneth H, Smiths av, River- view. Rumbaugh W Ernest, steel wkr, Smiths av, Riverview. Runion David (& Mrs), laborer, 553 4th. Runion Lydia, 553 4th. Runion James, 553 4th. Runkle E S Mrs, Springdale av. Runkle Jennie Mrs, West Virginia av. Runkle L D, laborer, Springdale av. Runkle N A, Springdale av. Runkle N J. Springdale av. Runner Arrie, 916 Juliana. Runner Florence, 1213 Ann. Rummer Frank, mgr billiard parlor Chan- cellor Hotel. Rummer Frank, bartender,932 Avery. Rupart Chas S (& Mrs), 5361-2 Marietta av. Rupart Ernest, laborer, 536 1-2 Marietta a/. Rupart Geo Willis, lab, 536 1-2 Marietta av. Rush Isaac, meat cutter, 134 Terrace av. Rush K O 337 Ann. Rush L D (& Mrs), miller, 134 Terrace av. Rush Ollie, 134 Terrace av. Rush W A R (& Mrs), butcher, 134 Ter- race av. Rush Will, clerk, 134 Terrace av. Russell Carrie, clerk, 315 6th. Russell Hayward A, salesman, 5G7 6th. Russell Horatio W (& Mrs), lawyer, 3041-2 .Juliana, h 1040 Juliana. Russell Jessie Mrs, 240 1-2 Court sq. Russell Jos C (& Mrs), mgr Burroughs Adding Machine Co (\V Va 1821), h 1046 Market (W Va 1810). Russell L B (& Mrs), laborer, Queens Lane. Russell Mabel, 114 Juliana. Russell, Mitchell & Moon, lawyers, 304 1 -2 Juliana (W Va 1502). Russell Nellie M, 705 Swann. Russell N L, bookkeeper, 618 Ann. Russell Rachael A, Midway (W Va 3202-F). Russell W B (& Mrs), mach opr, 315 6th. Russell W E, machinist, 315 6th. Russell W H, railroader, 226 Ann. Rush & McPherson, Lubeck (W Va 3207-A). Rush J B, Lubeck (W Va 3207-C). Ruth Carrie, musician, 1203 Lynn. Ruth C Z & Co, wholesale fruits 110 3d. Ruth C Z, fruits, 110 3d (W Va 540), h Jackson Hotel. Ruth Ed S (& Mrs), painter, 912 E 12th (W Va 519-2). -210- Mrs, J. H. Safford Bakery and Confectionery Ice Cream and Ices. Soda Water, all Flavors. Hot Chocolate. Cigars and Tobacco. 1100 Market Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. W. Va. Phone 319 Ruth John M (& Mrs), riverman,1203 Lynn. Ruth Lloyd, student, 1203 Lynn. Ruttencutter Catherine, 1723 Sping. Ruttencutter Elizabeth, 1723 Spring. Ruttencutter Eva, clerk, 1723 Spring. Ruttencutter J H (& Mrs), justice of the peace, 230 1-2 Court sq (W Va 104), h 1723 Spring (W Va 345). Ruttencutter J H Jr, 1723 Spring. Ruttencutter May, clerk, 1723 Spring. Rutter Charles, clerk, 1706 Beaver. Rutter Edward (& Mrs), blksmith, 1214 Quincy. Rutter E E (& Mrs), plumber, 712 Charles (W Va 1920). Rutter Everett, lab, Blannerhassett av. Rutter H B (& Mrs), clerk, Dudley av. Rutter J W (& Mrs), 213 George. Rutter Minnie, 1700 Beaver. Rutter Talbert S (& Mrs), laborer, 1426 22d. Rutter Victoria, student, 1706 Beaver. Rutter W E, 1214 Quincy (W Va 1467). Ryan Anna, 222 Avery. Ryan B, driver, 413 Market. Ryan Cafe, 419 6th. Ryan E E, bartender, 211 3d. Ryan G W, bartender, 222 Avery. Ryan George, silversmith, 113 4th. Ryan J H (& Mrs), farmer, 222 Avery. Ryan T N, bartender, 222 Avey. Ryan W H (& Mrs), saloon, 815 17th (W Va 661). Ryan Wm, plumber, 824 Jeannettt. Rymer E M, gen insurance, 517 1-2 Market (W Va 1366), h 1600 19th (W Va 1252-2). Ryson Cordelia, 423 8th. Sackett Charles (& Mrs), oil well driller, 117 7th. Safford Mrs J H. bakery and confectionery, 1100 Market (W Va 319). Safreed D M (& Mrs), 30 5th. Safreed E H (& Mrs), laborer, 180S Gar- field av. Safreed G W (& Mrs), 45 5th. Safreed Joseph W (& Mrs), lab, 919 14th. Safreed Wm (& Mrs), forerun, 120 Smith av. Sagar George (& Mrs), painter, 1407 24th. Sagar Mary, 1407 24th. Sagar Maud, 1407 24th. Sager Dale, ship carp, Marrtown. Sager F E Mrs, Marrtown. Sager T M (& Mrs), carpenter, Marrtown. Saik Alexander M (& Mrs), grocer, 1306 La- trobe (W Va 441). Saik A M & Co, grocer, 629 Green (W Va 17) Saik Frank A (& Mrs), grocer, 702 7th (W Va 250), h 1034 Swann (W Va 1016). Saik Manie, 1034 Swann. Saik William, 606 1-2 7th. Saile Clarence, 1134 Lynn. Saile Frank, cooper, 1134 Lynn. —211— Reps & Co, Paulus Reps, Prop'r. House Furnishers and Ladies' Ready Made Garments A Complete Line to Select From Call on Us before purchasing elsewhere. We guarantee satisfaction. We can furnish your home completely. Easy payments W. Va. Phone 31. North Side Court Square, Parkersburg, W. Va. -212- Residence of M. Oppenheimer, Market Street, Parkersburg. Saile Gertrude, 1134 Lynn. Saile Joe (& Mrs), supt barrel factory, 1601 Park av. St Clair Carl, paper hanger, Marrtown. St Clair Earle (& Mrs), machinist, 628 Bird. SI Francis Xavier's Free Parochial. School for Boys, cor 6th and Market. St Francis Xavier's Roman Catholic Church (Rev Father B M Hickey pastor), Market near 6th. St James Hotel Bar (John Kane mgr), 800- 802 7th (W Va 35). St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, cor 9 1-2 and Avery. St Joseph Hospital, s e cor 4th and Avery. Visiting days Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m (W Va 796). St Nicholas Hotel (W N Huff mgr), 601-603 Avery (W Va 74). St Paul's M E Church South, n w cor 11th and Market (W Va 900). St Xavier's Cemetery, Park bet 14th and 15th. Salkeld Grant (& Mrs), 3211-2 0th (W Va 1767). Salvation Army Barricks. 112 3d (W Va 1509). Sams Albert (& Mrs), laborer, 836 7th. Sams Bessie, cashier, 656 7th. Sams Chas, mail carrier, 1041 Cornwall PI. Sams Delia, mach opr, 1225 1-2 Market. Sams D L (& Mrs), laborer, 1214 Main. Sams Estella, mach opr, 656 7th. Sams Ethel, mach opr, 656 7th. Sams Eva, 808 St James Court. Sams Hattie, 1102 Market. Sams Homer, laborer, Marrtown. Sams J W (& Mrs), lab, S3S St James Court. Sams Sam (& Mrs), sawyer, 707 Lubeck ;tv. Sams L C Mrs, 321 Ann. Sams M G (& Mrs), car builder, Marrtown. Sams O A (& Mrs), oil and gasoline, S Side (W Va 1745-1). Sams' Place, oi8 6th. Sams R J (& Mrs), 912 Ann. Sams S D (& Mrs), laborer, Lauckport. Sams Stella, seamstress, 056 7th. Sams W C (& Mrs), brakeman, 1909 Gar- field av. Samuels Blanche, student, 1949 E 7th. Samuels Cecil C, steel wkr, 1928 Ohio av. Samuels Daniel (& Mrs), carpenter, 425 11th. Samuels Dora, dressmaker, 555 1-2 7th. Samuels Everett, matcher, 1949 E 7th. Samuels Gale, physician, 603 1-2 Market (Vv Va 475-1), 425 11th (W Va 475-2). Samuels G B (& Mrs), carpenter, 1928 Ohio. Samuels George, catcher, 1949 E 7th. Samuels Green (& Mrs), carp, 1928 Ohio av. Samuels G F (& Mrs), tinuer, 1805 Beaver. Samuels Mary, student, 1949 E 7th. Samuels' Meat Market, 220 Ann. Samuels Stella, 1928 Ohio av. Samuels Wm (& Mrs), butcher, 1949 E 7th (W Va 440-2). Samuels Wm, meat market, 218 Ann (VV Va 1651). Sand Plains Hall, cor Bull Creek rd and West Virginia av. Sand Plains School, Bull Creek rd. Sanders Mabel, 1412 22d. Sanderson E T (& Mrs), architect, 1915 Park av (W Va 658). Sanderson L B, bookkeeper, 554 6th (W Va 428). Sanderson Mark, 554 6th. Sanderson May, 554 6th. Sanderson M L, miller, 554 6th. Sandy A D Mrs, 1201 Murdoch av. -213- Market Street Tonsorial Shop Under Central Banking & Security Co. Hirsute appendages painlessly removed while you wait. Write, wire or phone for appointment, or come anyway. The boys will be glad to see you Sandy John H (& Mrs), conductor, 1049 Laird av. Sanford Blanche, clerk, G21 Market. Sansbury Theodore T. 213 Ann. Santilli James, presser, 333 3d. Sarber B S, 1712 Beaver. Sarber C E (& Mrs), 1701 Avery (W Va 144G). Sarber Lillian, stengphr, 1712 Beaver. Sarber W C (& Mrs), conductor, 346 Lin- coln av. Sarber W S (& Mrs), stock dealer, 1712 Beaver, h Lubeck (W Va 3220-1). Sarden Ed, 552 Marietta av. Salter Emma, mach opr, 839 Main. Salter P A (& Mrs), laborer, 1103 Lubeck av. Sarver H A (& Mrs), conductr, 1410 Covert. Satterfleld G G (& Mrs), deputy sheriff, G14 I (epol Satterfleld Iseola, 1419 Covert. Saunders H L (& Mrs), mgr T E Saunders estate, 516 5th (W Va 836). Saunders J Atwood Jr, clerk, 416 Market, h Maplewood (W Va 53-2). Saunders Joe, porter, SIS Clay. Saunders Mary Mrs. 122 7th. Saunders T E (& Mrs), 428 Green. Saunders T E Estate, china and novelties, iH L Saunders mgr), 604 Market. Saunders Win (& Mrs), carp, Vienna add. Savage Bernard (& Mrs), engineer, Hammat av, Vienna. Savage Carrie, 420 13th. Savage Edward J (& Mrs), constable, 50G 13th (W Va 531). Savage Ed (& Mrs), laundryman, 817 15th. Savage Emma, student, 506 13th, Savage Eva, student, 506 13th. Savage Flats, cor 13th and Avery. Savage G W Mrs, 2506 Clement av. Savage Julia, student, 506 13th. Savage Thos S, merchant, 420 13th (W Va 1059). Savage T S, secy-treas and gen mgr Spring- dale Ice Co, 1227 Avery (W Va 348). Savage W T (& Mrs), clerk, 103 13th. Sayers Bert, engineer, 416 4th. Sayers Lewis, 1617 Staunton av. Sayers T H (& Mrs), railroader. Redwood. Sayles Clarence, pressman. 416 Susquehanna. Sayles P C, Sand Plains (W Va 1416-2). Sayre A (& Mrs), 404 E 9th. Say re Addie, 1704 Park. Sayre Alfred (& Mrs), harnessmkr, 404 E 9th. Sayre Alta, 1704 Park. Sayre Arthur (& Mrs), carp, 2013 Ohio av. Sayre C C (& Mrs), lumberman, 1704 Park. Sayre Hugh P (& Mrs), broker. Stonewall av, Buena Vista. Sayre Lawrence H, student, Stonewall av, Buena Vista. Sayre Mabel, 1704 Park. Sayre N S (& Mrs), lab, 1316 Staunton av. -214— Scherf & Hodgkiss Chas. E. Scherf Wm. Hodgkiss Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Etc. Headquarters for Limburger and Swiss Cheese Fine Wines and Liquors a Specialty W. Va, Phone 107 207 Market Street Sayre Oliver (& Mrs), clerk, 1608 Staun- ton av. Sayre R E (& Mrs), 2d-hand goods, 616 Camden. Sayre R F (& Mrs), bag master, 1417 Covert. Sayre R W, 1417 Covert. Sayre Verlia, 616 Camden. Scarlet George H, photographer, 673 1-2 7th. Scarlott Lizzie, dressmaker, 557 7th. Searlott Mary, dressmaker, 557 7th. Schaad Emily Mrs, 1005 George. Schaad Edward C, oil well driller, 1003 George. Schaeter Charles (& Mrs), 906 15th. Schaefer Daniel, 527 13 1-2. Schaefer D A, 423 6th. Schaefer Hotel, 423 6th (W Va 293). Schaefer Mary Mrs, 1614 Lynn. Schaefer Nell, stengphr, 1212 Market. Schaefer Thos (& Mrs), steel wkr, Dudley av Schams (& Mrs), 324 4th. Schauweckef Herman (& Mrs), machinist. 1610 Latrobe. Scherf Anna V, 559 7th. Scherf Bert, machinist, 559 7th. Scherf Chas (& Mrs), clerk, 922 16th (W Va 1623). Scherf Irene M, student, 559 7th. Scherf John N (& Mrs), plumber, 559 7th. Scherf Laura, 559 7th. Scherf & Hodgkiss, grocers and saloon, 207 Market (W Va 107). Schiele Amelia. 916 14th. SchieTe Margaret, 916 14th. Schiele Morris Mrs, 916 14th. Schilling Ernest (& Mrs), 1404 Spring Schilling Sidney P Mrs. 1617 St Marys av. Schirmer E E (& Mrs), salesman, 210 8th (\V Va 1813). Schlagel Jacob, laborer, 935 Lynn. Schlagel Wm Rapp, laborer, 935 Lynn. Schlagel Paul. 1207 Swann. Schleicher D, Maplewood l\V Va 3232-C). Schliff Frank A (& Mrs), book binder, 1010 Laird av. Schmall Clara. 1235 Murdoch av. Schmidt Clifford, laborer, 727 7th. Schmidt Orpha, 727 7ih. Schmulbach Brewing Co, 21S Ann (W Va 118). Schneider's Cafe (Mrs Eliza Schneider prop), 502 Market (W Va 859). Schneider Dan, 502 Market. Schneider E Mrs, 502 Market. Schneider Harry (& Mrs), carp. 1817 Liberty. Schneider Irene M, clerk. 502 Market. Schneider James, 502 Market. Schneider Ruby A, 502 Market. Schofield August H, brakeman, 828 Lynn. Schofield Lou, 1018 Virginia av. Sc hull-Andre Printing Co, Camden Theater Bldg (W Va 432 1. Scholl J L, cashier Fruit Dispatch Co, 17:7 Covert. —215- The Sellers Grocery Store 617 Harris Street iW. Va. Phone 1703) Scholl Charles L ( E 12th Schoonover Permilia, 012 Charles. Schrader H M, draughtsman, 1009 7th. Schrader John Edward. 2031 Dudley av. Schrader J F, secy Hub Clothing Co, Oil) Avery. Schrader John \V. trav salesman, 1009 7th. Schieffele Win P (& Mrs), machinist, 1702 Latrobe. Schroth Estella, tel opr, 112 4th. Schrolh George (& Mrs). 901 Virginia av. Schroth George Airs, 412 4th. Schultz Adolph, 602 Juliana. Schultz Carl M, lathman, 818 2d av. Schultz Delia Mrs, 818 2d av. Schultz Fred, clerk, SIS 2d av. Schultz Harry, clerk, 12G Spencer av. Schultz Hattie Mrs, 619 Pike. Schultz Homer, 1417 Staunton av (W Va 1689). Schultz Olive. 126 Spencer av. Schultz O M (& Mrs), 215 1-2 Juliana (W Va 1543). Schultz Otto (& Mis), 126 Spencer av (VV Va 1385). Schultz Willie, laborer, 818 2d av. Schwartz Albert (& Mrs), policeman, 1333 Latrobe. Schwartz J W (& Mrs), 908 Charles. Scott Anna, 128 8th. Scott Chas, mach opr, 512 Gale av. Scott Chas J (& Mrs), physician (W Va 776), 222 5th, h 1111 Juliana (W Va 901). Scott Ed (& Mrs), Standard Bottling Works, 311 5th (W Va 709). Scott Floyd (& Mrs), 568 Gale av. Scott H (& Mrs), polisher, 616 Marietta av. Scott John M, salesman, h Y M C A. Scott Paul J (& Mrs), conductor, 602 Ann. Scott R E, railroader, 226 Ann. Scott T J (& Mis), 1111 Juliana. Scott Walter, laborer, 811 Clay. Scott Winfleld N (& Mrs), grocer, 1401 19th (W Va 1454). Scott Winfield N, grocery, 1245 Lynn. Scullin Jas B (& Mrs), clerk, 605 1-2 Market. Scullin John (& Mrs), heading rounder, 1518 Staunton av. Scullin Robert (& Mrs), heading jointer, 1518 Staunton av. Scully L M (& Mrs), tool dresser, S10 Vir- ginia av. Seals P S (& Mrs), 323 9 1-2. Seaman B Hoyt (& Mrs), steel wkr, 2409 Ohio av. -216— Interior View of A. H. Setron's Jewelry Store A. H. Setron Diamonds, Watches and Fine Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, Cut Glass, Optical Goods, etc. Cor. Market and Court Square, Opp. Jackson Hotel (W. Va. 1565) Seaman Arthur (& Mrs), steel wkr, 626 26th Seaman Georgia, 2409 Ohio av. Seaman Lee, carpenter, 1030 7th. Seaman Mary Mrs, 1030 7th. Seaman Winnie, steel wkr, 2409 Ohio av. Seaman Edna, 1030 7th. Seams Edward V, butler, 411 7th. Sears Ephraim (& Mrs), real est, 1216 19th. Sears Minnie, stengphr, 1216 19th. Sears O A, coal and timber, 1216 19th. Sears W E (& Mrs), trav salesman, 10 Park Place. Seay A W, shoemkr, 221 7th. Seckman David L (& Mrs), 1202 Lynn. Second-Hand Clothing Store, 324 6th. Second-Hand Pipe & Supply Co, 3d and Avery (W Va 749). Second National Bank, City Hall, cor 5th and Market (W Va 375). See Adam W, carpenter, 716 Latrobe. See Arthur (&. Mrs), register clerk, 190G Beaver (W Va 1664). See Hattie, clerk, 716 Latrobe. See Sallie, 716 Latrobe. Seffens Anzie, seamstress, 1121 Murdoch av. Seffens Channing, elk, cor Market and 13th. Seffens C W (& Mrs), clerk, 1226 Market. Seevers J J, farmer, Marrtown (W Va 1886-1). . Seevers John W (& Mrs), painter, Marrtown Sellers J L, grocer (W Va 1703), 617 Harris, h 6th and Market (W Va 737). Senate The, 607 Market (W Va 111). Senseman George (& Mrs), 411 4th. Senseman Planing Mill Co, George and De- pot (J M Senseman prop) (W Va 229). Senseman J M (& Mrs), planing mill, 1024 Market (W Va 532). Senseman J Parker, planing mill, 1024 Mar- ket. Senseman Myrtle, 1024 Market. Sentinel The, 21S-220 5th (W Va 1801). Setron A H (.& Mrs), jeweler, 160S Spring (W Va 1200). Setron A H, Jewelry Store,, cor Market anl Court sq (W Va 1565). Setron Hannah, 160S Spring. Settles G W, 401 Ann. Seventh Day Adventist Church (Rev Philip W Province pastor), h 1200 7th. Seybert Virgie Mrs, tailoress, 315 11th. Seyler Anna, clerk, 409 12th (W Va 1896). Seyler Mary, dressmaker, 409 12th. Seymour P M (& Mrs), gen freight and pas* agt Little Kawawha R R Co, h Marietta, O Shafer Anna, stenographer, 214 8th. Shafer F C (& Mrs), laborer, S Side. Shafer J W (& Mrs), bding house, 218 7th. Shaffer Cora, boarding, 536 7th. Shaffer Fred Mrs, 1614 Lynn. Shaffer Ne lie A, stengphr, 1212 Market. Shamen A S, railroader, 226 Ann. Shannon Ernest (& Mrs), cashier, 1317 bt Marys av. -217— Residence of W. H. Smith, Juliana Street, Parkersburg. Shannon Cora, clerk, 216 nth. Shannon James W (& Mrs), engineer, 1113 Mary. Shannon Leonora, 210 11th. Shannon Lucretia .Mrs. 210 11th. Sharader Bertie, 801 Julius. Shaver A 1! (& Mrs), insurance, 822 Main. Sharp Anna Mrs, 583 1-2 0th. Sharp Harris T. 941 Market. Sharp Irvin (& Mrs), plasterer, Dudley rd. Sharp Janet, 941 Market. Sharp John (& Mrs), painter. Saunders av. Sharp Joseph (& Mrs), constable, 1110 Main Sharp & Keai ns, 221 6th (\V Va 78!.). Sharp Marion A, 941 Market. Sharp Mary Mrs. Saunders av. Sharp W II. physician (W Va 254-1). 529 1-2 Market, h 911 Market (W Va 254-2). Sharpnack P M. collector, 1324 Spring. Sharpnack J X I .*c Mi s). mgr Western Union Telegraph, 1324 Spring (W Va 1888). Shattuck Chas H. pre"; Shattuek & Jackson Co, Citizens Natl Bank, P M & I-U Ry Co and Colonial Plate Glass Co, h 910 Juliana (\V Va I In i Shattuck Farm, Redwood I \V Va 223). Shattuck Florence, 910 Juliana. Shattuck it Jackson Co, wholesale grocers, 323 325 Ann (W Va 349). sliau Alice E, .".iM 13th. Sl>a\v Arthur A, laborer, 918 I3tb Shaw Ben, fireman, 222 Market. Shaw Carrie 1.. bookkeeper, 512 6th. Shaw Ella, 512 6th. Shaw Elizabeth G, 918 13th. Shaw Kiel (i (& Mrs), P O clerk. 817 1711). Shaw I. I, (& Mrs), 220 Lincoln av. Shaw l{ M (& Mrs I. laundry, 512 0th (W Va 1382). Shaw Sidney T, civil engineer, 501 13th ( '-V Va 1048-1 ). Shaw Sarah A, 501 Leafy Glen. Shaw Thos J (& Mrs), lab, 918 13th (W -'a 153). Shaw Thomas, laborer, 610 Green. Shaw Walter L (& Mrs), 914 14th (W Va 83) Shearer David (& Mrs), plasterer, 122 7 1-2. Shearon O C (& Mrs), carpenter, Dudley rd Shears B F (& Mrs), lab, Tavennerville. Shears H H, laborer, Tavennerville. Shears Henry (& Mrs), watchmn, 323 Green. Shears S S (& Mrs), salesman, 1109 Mary. Shedon Mike (& Mrs), fruits, 1031 Market. Sheets Clara, 307 Ann. Sheets Edward, 136 Terrace av. Sheets J M, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Sheets J A, 242 Lubeck av (W Va 999). Sheets Lewis (& Mrs), 223 Avery. Sheehy Frank (& Mrs), machinist. 317 11th. Shelleroft John W (& Mrs), physician, 3281-2 0th (W Va 1592), h XI 2 Tefft I \V Va 1011-1). Sheldon Agnes Mrs, 41 12th. Sheldon Frank (& Mrs), teamster, 1517 1 -2 St Marys av. Shepard Thomas (& Mrs), 101)4 E 12th. Shepard Deborah A Mis. 911) Center. Shepard Elma, S Side. Sheppard Nora Mrs, 2518 Dudley av. Sheppard Win L (& Mrs), timberman, 1029 George. Sheriff's Office. Court House (W Va 7Sii). Sherwood Chas A (& Mis), railroader, 523 0th. Sherwood F R, stenographer, 531 5th. Sherwood R F, bookkeeper. 531 5th. Shetts Clarence, 130 Terrace av. Shetts Frank, teacher, 130 Terrace av. Shetts James (& Mrs), 136 Terrace av. Shetts Mary, 130 Terrace av. Shields Frank M (& Mrs), hotel, 421 (W Va 1791). 13th —218— Shields Frank M, mgr Senate saloon, 320 13th. Shields G M Mrs, 1319 Market (W Va 1905). Shields Inez, 1319 Market. Shields J H (& Mrs), carpenter, 1905 Avery. Shields J R (& Mrs), engineer, 1122 4th av. Shields Okey E (& Mrs), steel wkr, 2411 Ohio av. Shilling Orval (& Mrs), laborer, 101G 25th. Shingleton Emma, 429 0th. Shingleton Harry, laborer, 037 Bird. Shingleton J M (& Mrs), teamster. 037 Bird. Shingleton Laura, 429 Gih. Shingleton L, 218 11th. Shingleton Pearle, C37 Bird. Shipley S L, fireman, 015 Depot. Shively Benjamin (& Mrs), barber, 913 13th. Shively Catherine, 910 13th. Shively D (& Mrs), barber, 910 13th. Shoeman Belle, insurance, GOO Juliana. Sholl George R, 1612 Latrobe. Shore John J (& Mrs), mgr J M Senseman Planing Mill Co, 305 George. Shotts Myrtle, 214 8th. Shotts Rachael Mrs, 214 8th. Showalter C C (& Mrs), State Commander Knights of the Maccabees of the World, 1005 Avery (W Va 1445). Showalter Chas M, judge Criminal Court. Wood County, Court House (W Va 994), h Glenville. Showalter Howard, 40S 4th. Showalter James (& Mrs), oil well driller. 1420 Washington av. Showalter John, laborer, 408 4th. Showalter Mary K, student, 1005 Avery. Showalter Robert, laborer, 408 4th. Showalter Ruth A, 1420 Washington av. Showalter S E (& Mrs), N Parkersburg. Shrewsbury Carrie, Christian Scientist, 1030 Juliana. Shrewsbury C M (& Mrs), chief office deputy II S Marshal, h 1030 Juliana (W Va 942). Shrewsbury Etta, 1305 Lubeck av. Shrewsbury George (& Mrs), 1305 Lubeck av Shrewsbury Geo (& Mrs), 1113 Lubeck av. Shrewsbury H (& Mrs), laborer, 1029 Laird. Shrewsbury Joel A (& Mrs), gen insurance and notary, 311 Juliana (W Va 527), h 1)139 Ann (W Va 917). Shrewsbury M Q, individual bkkpr, 1030 Ju- liana. Shrewsbury Robert (& Mrs), real estate, 223 Gth. Shrewsbury Veva, 14i3 Beaver. Shreeves J R (& Mrs), railroader, 1906 Ohio. Shriner Henry, driver, 930 Avery. Shriner Walter (& Mrs). S Side. Shriner Wm (& Mrs). Springdale. Shrout L A Mrs, 117 Susquehanna av. Shultz Dollie, 908 13th. Shultz H M (Ac Mrs), fireman, 1417 Staun- ton av. Shultz Joseph Mrs. carpenter. Nicelyville. Shultz O M, grocer, 215 Juliana. Shuman Jake, fireman. City Fire Dept, li 328 8th. Shumway Ernest, laborer, Saunders av. Shumway Hannah, Saunders av. Shumway W E (& Mrs), car repairer. 1511 Beaver. Shutts Asa L, clerk, 42S 4th. Shutts H, student, 218 Lubeck av. Shuttleworth Laura, 1002 19th. Shuttleworth Rama, 710 Ann. Sialvas E J, laborer, 608 George. Sieber Otto, baker, 236 Court sq. Sigafoose Margaret E, 121 6th. Siglar J H (& Mrs), cabinetmkr, Hull Creek rd (W Va 1249-1 I. Silcott J D, upholsterer, 1702 Beaver (W Va 634). Silcott J L, supt lease dept South Penn Oil Co, 544 5th. Silcott R A Mrs, 1723 Lynn. Silcott T M (& Mrs), supt Beechwood chem- ical works, 1702 Beaver. Silvis T J, laborer, Standard Oil Co. Simers Sam, clerk, 322 4th. Simmerman F (& Mrs), 813 Charles. Simmons L E (& Mrs), prop Gold Mine Store, 135 7 1-2 (W Va 377). Simmons Robert W, barber, US Ann. Simmons Wm (& Mrs), brakeman, 900 7th. Simpson Annie F, clerk, 133 7 1-2. Simpson Bros, produce, 619 Market (W Va 1406). Simpson Henry, oil well driller, Lehmann Hotel. Simpson Floyd, produce. 41S 12th(W Va 430) Simpson Frank L (& Mrs), elk gen yard- master B & 0, 818 Swann. Simpson John H, Maplewood. Simpson John (& Mrs). 911 14th. Simpson Paul S, Maplewood. Simpson Samuel E, (& Mrs), salesman, Maplewood. Simpson W M (& Mrs), 35 Park Place. Sims C A (& Mrs), car repairer, 151 Spen- cer av. Sims Felix Mrs, Saunders av. Sims H M (& Mrs), car repr, 145 Spencer av. Sims J (& Mrs), laborer, 114 Atlantic av. Sims Lucy, 1024 7th. Sims Nora, 1206 Latrobe. Sine A G (& Mrs), pres Mountain State Business College, 1700 17th (W Va 1785). Sines Otho (& Mrs I. 1313 Latrobe. Sines Wm L (& Mrs), carpenter, 1510 SI Marys av. Sinett W S, fireman, S28 Jeannette Sindeldecker Anna, 012 Depot. -219- Residence of W. H. Wolfe, Ann Street, Parkersburg. Singer Sewing Machine Co, 501 Juliana (W Va 411). Singleton A Mrs, 1309 Cornwall. Singleton Lulu, printer, 1309 Cornwall. Six Candace, 1500 Spring. Six David, railroader, 1500 Spring. Six H W (& Mrs), railroader, 1500 Spring. Six Lola, student, Vienna. Six Mary, clerk, 1500 Spring. Six Peter (.<& Mrs), farmer, Vienna. Six Samuel (& Mrs), 1302 14th. SUidmore Annie Mrs, 720 Latrobe. Skidmore C (& Mrs), paving contractor, 1035 Market. Skidmore Frank (& Mrs), 7th. Skidmore Gertrude, 1067 Avery. Skidmore Ota, 10G7 Avery. Skidmore Wm H (& Mrs), 1107 E 12th. Skinner Walter, druggist, 521 Avery. Skirvin W E (& Mrs), druggist, 902 Market. Slack Oscar N (& Mrs), oil well contractor, 144G 20th. Slash Charles, porter, GIG Marietta av. Slash Harrison, GIG Marietta av. Slash Nettie, GIG Marietta av. Slash Sallie, 616 Marietta av. Slater Anna, 204 Juliana. Slater Samuel M (& Mrs), oil well driller, 1323 Spring. Slaven A J (& Mrs), 1417 Market. Slauton Geo W, rm 38 Citizens Bank Bldg (W Va 1934). Slayton C L (& Mrs), 1504 Avery (W Va 614). Sleeth Lulu, teacher, 1037 Avery. Sleeth W P (& Mrs), 3081-2 5th. Sleppy Chas S (& Mrs), oil prodr, 814 Mar- ket (W Va 1265). Sleppy & Warne, Citizens Bank Bldg (W Va 1785). Slevogl Che'.ioii.i Mrs, 1727 Park. Sloan Mary. 1012 George. Slusher W /. (& Mis), 1014 Virginia av. Small W H Mis, G17 Ann ( YV Va 773). Smart Eaile S (& Mrs), cabinetmkr, 1108 13th. | 33 Smart Elvene E, collector. 551 0th. Smart H C (& Mrs), laborer, :',2i) W 10th (W Va 1341). Smith Abner, steel worker, 1915 Keever. Smith Abraham (& Mrs), 1315 Market ( W Va 1570). Smith A C, Saunders av. Smith A Hunter, 308 13th ( W Va 10G1). Smith Alfred, 1043 E 7th. Smith Alfred R (& Mrs), trav Salesman, 1605 Oak. Smith A J (& Mrs), teamster, West Vir- ginia av. Smith A M (& Mrs), steel wkr, 1015 Keever. Smith Anna E, teacher, Murdoch ax ext. Smith Arthur, 1637 Gould av. Smith Artie, 415 Green. Smith Avery B, student, 1422 Gould av. Smith Beatrice, seamstress. 300 Lubeck av. Smith Beatrice, West Virginia av. Smith Bertie, 1701 17th. Smith Building, 30S-314 Market. Smith C A (& Mrs), carpenter contr, 640 Bird (W Va 542-1). Smith C A, lawyer, 319 Market (W Va 1214), h 1343 Avery. Smith Carrie, 1308 Dilloway. Smith C B Mrs, 410 Ann. Smith C C Mrs, 130S Dilloway. Smith C E (& Mrs), brakeman, G38 Harris. Smith Charles (& Mrs), carriagemkr, 531 5ih (W Va 1917). Smith Charles (& Mrs), 328 8th. Smith Chas B, editor, 410 Ann (W Va 824). —220— Smith Chas E (& Mrs), oil well driller, Grand Central av, Vienna. Smith Chas T (& Mrs), real estate, 1102 7th Smith Charles, 31G 9 1-2. Smith Chas, howling alley, 318 Juliana. Smith Chas F (& Mrs), janitor, 1500 Park. Smith Clay (& Mrs), section man, 2414 Ohio. Smith Clyde, laborer, Blennerhassett av i "V Va 1152). Smith Cuff, Gth. Smith C W, Beechwood. Smith D H (& Mrs), carp, 10 Saunders av. Smith D M (& Mrs), 119 Ann. Smith Dora, 1943 E 7th. Smith Dorr, mgr Blennerhassett Pressing Co, 310 9 1-2 (W Va 1495-2)'. Smith Dovey, 1409 Murdoch av. Smith E C, engineer, 1119 William. Smith Edgar N (& Mrs), insurance, 125 5th i\V Va 1068), h 543 5th (W Va 1398). Smith Edward (& Mrs), conductor, 1637 Gould av. Smith Edward, 552 Marietta av. Smith Edward, laborer, Beechwood. Smith Electa Mrs, 316 9 1-2. Smith Ella Mrs, roomers, Blennerhassett av. Smith Ellen Mrs, 818 Clay. Smith Elizabeth, 1943 E 7th. Smith Elizabeth, 1727 Spring. Smith Emma O, Murdoch av ext. Smith Erma, 315 2d. Sm it h Ernest (& Mrs), laborer, rear 28 6th. Smith Esther, 941 Juliana. Smith Evan C, engineer, 1119 William. Smith Mary C Mrs, 523 Thomas. Smith Everett, laborer, 1324 Main. Smith Ezra, laborer, 1118 13th. Smith Frank, laborer, 194S E 7th. Smith Frank S, jeweler, 312 Market, h 207 1-2 6th. Smith Frank S, postmaster (W Va 451). Smith Frederick, carriage trimmer, 520 Gale av. Smith Freeman (& Mrs), carp, 714 26th. Smith Garnet, 310 9 1-2. Smith G W Mrs, 512 4th (W Va 324). Smith George (& Mrs), oil well driller, 1023 Avery. Smith's G E Sons, jewelers, 312 Market (W Va 733). Smith Geo S (& Mrs), carp, 1013 Swann. Smith Goldie A, stengphr, Murdoch av ext. Smith & Good, insurance, 405 1-2 Market (W Va G19). Smith H A (& Mrs), bkkpr, 1701 17th. Smith Hardware Co, 117-119 3d (W Va 330). Smith Harold L, clerk, 706 7th. Smith Harry, electrician, Spring. Smith Harry (& Mrs), pumper, 605 George. Smith Harvey J '(& Mrs), steel wkr, West Virginia av. Smith Hazel, 1315 Market. Smith Helen, student, 118 12th. Smith Henry E, machinist, 1727 Spring. Smith Henry, porter, S41 7th. Smith Henry (& Mis), water carrier, 11 Gth. Smith Herbert, laborer, 523 Thomas. Smith Herman O i& Mrs), 809 1-2 Market i\\" Va 14(i9). Smith H O, 1119 William. Smith's Inn, 119 Ann. Smith Isaac E (& Mrs), laborer. 1014 13th. Smith Isaac M, grocer, 1301 St .Marys av (W Va 433). Smith Iva, 1324 Main. Smith Iva. student, 1003 Oak. Smith Jacob, waiter, 44 Gth. Smith .las A, oil prodr, Murdoch av ext. Smith Jas C. mail carrier, HH4 13th. Smith Jas E (& Mrs), molder, 300 Lubeck av. Smith Jas W Jr (& Mrs), grocer, 1422 Gould Smith Jasper N (& Mrs), railroader, 1102 E 12th. Smith Jennie Mrs, cigar roller. 912 13th. Smith Jennie, clerk, 1124 Ann. Smith J B. Mrs, 1119 William. Smith J G (& Mrs), marble culler, 813 Lynn. Smith J H P (R M Smith & Co), 1034 Aim. Smith J H P (&-Mrs), 955 Market. Smith J H, 530 4th (W Va 700). Smith J K (& Mrs). 1845 7th. Smith J M (& Mrs), oil well driller, 1022 George. Smith John H (& Mrs), Ilia 13th. Smith John W (& Mrs), paper hanger, 1121 Latrobe. Smith John W (& Mrs), blksmith. Division, Vienna. Smith John, Saunders av. Smith J, blacksmith, 80S; Swann. Smith Josephine H, student, Smiths av. Smith Jos C (& Mrs), timberman, Rosemar, Vienna. Smith Jos S (& Mrs), farmer, Smiths av. Smith J P (& Mrs), steel wkr, 1915 Keever. Smith J W Jr (& Mrs), groceries and meats. 1422 Gould av. Smith Juliette, 115 12th. Smith Kate A Mrs, 1429 22d (W Va 192). Smith Katherine Mrs, 1124 Ann. Smith Kate, 221 2d (W Va 434). Smith Kinnie. 422 4th (W Va 7S3). Smith Laura, 413 13th. Smith Lawrence M, delivery, Club Grounds, Vienna. Smith Lena, 115 12th. Smith Leslie, clerk, 415 Green. Smith Levin (&Mrs), lawyer, US 12th (W Va 249). Smith Levin Jr, student, 118 12th. Smith Lewis, 520 Gale av. Smith L H, druggist. 111!) William. -221— Wm. F Smith Practices in all (he Courts Attorney at Law Notary Public with Seal Office, Corner Fourth and Juliana Streets < W. Va. Phone 638) Smith Lillie, 1119 William. Smith L K, 32] 6th. Smith Loy M. student, Murdoch :i\ Smith Lucy, student, 115 12th. Smith Lucy, 1024 7th. Smith Luther W, 1114 Paden. Smith Malcolm L (& Mrs), ens, 1109 13th. Smith Martha R Mrs, Saunders av. Smith Mary, 1203 Ann. Smith Mary C Mrs, 523 Thomas. Smith Mattie Mrs, laborer, 1324 Main. Smith Maud. 300 Lubeck av. Smith May C, 1114 Paden. Smith Mildred E, student. Club Grounds, Vienna. Smith Milton. 1017 St Marys av. Smith Nancy E, 1014 13th. Smith Nellie, student, 1303 St Marys av. Smith N E (& Mrs), baker, 1517 1-2 St Marys av i\V Va L226). Smith Norman, 1324 Main. Smith Olhia, 44 Gth. Smith Pearl, 208 Phillips Court. Smith Percy, driver, 316 9 1-2. Smith Phoebe Mrs, Marrtown. Smith Pierre, clerk, 316 9 1-2. Smith Poppie, 1727 Spring. Smith Ralph H, slater, Club Grnds, Vienna. Smith Robert, 803 1-2 Green. Smith Robin, student, 307 Ann. Smith R M (& Mrs) tR M Smith & Co), Smith R M & Co (Robert M & J H P Smith). manufacturers and wholesale lumber, GO] to COS Union Trust BIdg (W Va 7. r .7). Smith R S 410 Ann. Smith Rush, 31G 9 1-2. Smith Ruth, student, 307 Ann. Smith S E. 1014 13th. Smith Samuel, laborer, 523 Thomas. Smith Sarah, 118 12th. Smith Scott, laborer, 1501 Saunton av. Smith S S (Spence, Smith & Kootz), 1st and A \er\ , Smith Stella, clerk. 523 Thomas. Smith Susan C, seamstress, Saunders av. Smith Sue V, 321 Gth. Smith Sylvester, mach, 638 Depot. Smith T B (& Mrs), 1603 Oak. Smith Theodore, driver. 13,0.8 Dilloway. Smith T J (& Mrs), 911 Juliana (W Va 179). Smith T P (& Mis), secy Exchange Bids Assn. 307 Ann I W Va 848). Smith Virginia O, clerk, 1124 Ann. Smith W A (& Mrs), lieut police, A\ erj Smith W C, I kkeeper, 530 4th. Smith W Dixon (& Mrs), lumberman, Spring (W Va L253). Smith Wm E (& Mrs), bkkpr, Smith W F, undertaker. 1023 (W Va 1254). Smith W E (& Mis), lawyer, liana ( \V Va 1G3S). h 101:: E 1131 1600 Oak. Mui doch av 4 th and Ju- 7th. -222- Residence of S. Kahn, Ann Street, Parkersburg. Smith Wm E (& Mrs), farmer, Nicelyville. Snodgrass Kinnard (& Mrs), lawyer, 1029 Smith W H Hardware Co The, 117-119 3d. Smith Wm Jti (& Mrs), merchant, 1125 Ju- liana (W Va GO). Smith Wm M, bookkeeper, 1727 Spring. Smith W M (& Mrs), lab, 1319 Lubeck av. Smith W S (& Mrs), oil well supplies, 1049 Murdoch av (W Va 89G). Smith W S (& Mrs), laborer, 520 Gale av. Smith W W (& Mrs), bkkpr, 701 Juliana. Smith W (& Mrs), 2003 Murdoch av. Smith Zedie (& Mrs), plasterer, 121 1-2 Brad- ley av. Sniitherman Martha Mrs, 170G 19th. Smithson Arthur, sorter, 1419 1-2 St Marys. Smoot Advertising Agency, 71G-717 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 1157). Smoot A L (& Mrs), bartender, 512 5th (W Va 1399). Smoot C S (& Mrs), mgr Smoot Adv Agency, 1235 Murdoch av (W Va 155). Smoot Cora E Mrs, 1504 Covert. Smoot Edith R, stenographer, G Park Place. Smoot Fayette C, clerk, 6 Park Place. Smoot Harry T, secy Smoot Adv Agency, G Park Place. Smoot Julia, G Park Place. Smoot W N (& Mrs), clerk. G Park Place (VV Va 1053). Smoot Wm N Jr, G Park Place. Snead Rebecca, seamstress, 712 1-2 Market. Snell Hattie Mrs, 410 Central av. Snider E F (& Mrs), lab, 1335 Lubeck av. Snider James, railroader, 22G Ann. Snodgrass G L, gen agt L K R R, 1029 Mur- doch av (W Va 12G8). Snodgrass Herbert, brakeman, G10 Marietta. Snodgrass John L (& Mrs), carp, 1010 17th. Snodgrass Juliet, 1029 Murdoch av. Snodgrass Kinnard Jr, elk, 1029 Murdoch av. Murdoch av. Snodgrass Lewis, agt L K R R, 1029 Mur- doch av. Snodgrass Lucy, 1029 Murdoch av. Snodgrass Nan, 1029 Murdoch av. Social Rebel The (Fritz Merrick editor), 525 1-2 Market. Solley J W (& Mrs), 9(18 Virginia av ( VV Va 7GG). Sommers M E Mrs, 31G 1-2 4th. Somerville Betty F, nurse. 1820 17tii. Somerville Clyde, clerk B & O freight. 2410 Dudley av. Somerville C W (& Mrs), Bull Creek rd. Somerville Edward J(& Mrs), trav salesman, 1705 Lynn (W Va 383). Somerville J H <& Mrs), stengphr. Bull Creek rd. Somerville J L (& Mrs), fireman. 2010 Ohio. Somerville Lawrence P (& Mrs), heater. 593 Atlantic av. Somerville Ola, mach opr, 1G21 Dewey. Sorg Anna, G15 1-2 Market. Sorg Elizabeth, tailoress, G15 1-2 Market ( W Va 1591). Sorg Lewis R (& Mrs), tailor, 712 Grafton. Sorg Mabel, clerk, 712 Grafton. Sorrell C F, carpenter, 330 9th. Sorrell Edward (& Mrs), time kpr B & O, 807 Avery. Sorrell J S, engineer. 330 9th. Sorrell J L Mrs, 330 9th. Sorrell L M (& Mrs), engineer, 1008 19th. South Genevieve, physician. G04 1-2 Marks! (W Va 1883). South Parkersburg School, 4th av near Di- vision. South Penn Oil Co, oil producers (.1 B Greg- ory supt producing dept), 714 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 3222 and' G81). —223— Southern Express Co, 218 4th. South erland Chas (& Mrs), 2d-hand oil well tools, Laird and Charles. Southerland H, cor Laird av and Charles. Southerland Mabel, cor Laird av and Charks Southerland M D, laborer. Standard Oil Co. Southern Express Co, 218 4th. i Southworth Bradford (& Mrs), 209 Avery. Southworth Carrie E, 1220 Washingjon av. Southworth Ralph C (& Mis), condr, 420 7th Southworth Ray, clerk, 133G Lynn. Southworth Veta, 1336 Lynn. Speece James, merch tailor, G12 Markel ( W Va. 1712), h 1117 Swann. Speece Rebecca, clerk, 1117 Swann. Speece W S (A; Mrs), 1045 Ann ( W Va 1081). Speed W M (& Mis), laborer, 421 Lincoln av Spence Benj T (& Mrs), carp, 140S 20th. Spence Davis A .student, 1354 Market. Spence Harvey M (& Mrs), window trim- mer, 1408 20th. Spence H M (& Mrs), oil producer, 1354 Market (W Va 1044). Spence John (& Mrs), laborer, 921 E 9th, Spence Joseph H (& Mrs), minister, 1002 Market. Spence. Smith & Kootz, oil well supplies, 116-120 Ann (W Va S). Spence, Smith & Kootz, boilermkr, 208 1st (W Va 194). Spence A L (& Mrs), 123 3d. Spencer Anna L, tel opr, 902 Latrobe (W Va 268). Spencer Augustus (& Mrs), stockman, Greenmount, Midway. Spencer Benj F, plumber, 902 Latrobe. Spencer Caven E (& Mrs), blksmith, 713 Charles. Spencer C Irene, student, 902 Latrobe. Spencer Chas (& Mrs), teamster, 24 5th. Spencer Clara C. student, Greenmount, Mid- way (\V Va 410-3). Spencer D E (& Mrs), carpenter, Central av. Spencer Effie B, teacher, 118 Avery. Spencer George, 5 Water. Spencer Guy, steel wkr, Central av. Spencer Henry A, plumber, 902 13th. Spencer Hebert H (& Mrs), farmer, Green- mount Midway. Spencer H M, Greenmount, Midway. Spencer H N (& Mrs), driver, 1721 Oak. Spencer Ida, 118 Avery t Spencer Isaac T, student, Greenmount, Mid- way. Spencer Jessie, student, 612 Green. Spencer J H (& Mrs), foreman, 921 Clay. Spencer John, student, 24 5th. Spencer John W (& Mrs), plumber, 902 La- trobe. Spencer Mabel C, student, 902 Latrobe. Spencer Mary Mrs, 52 6th. Spencer Mayme, stenographer, 1110 Juliana. Spencer Myra, prop Kanawha Hotel, 123 3d. Spencer Robt H (& Mrs), laborer, 012 Green Spencer Samuel S, stengphr, Greenmount, Midway. Spencer Verna, forelady. Central av. Spencer Wm Jr. 119 Ann. Spicer Alice, 809 Market. Spiker John H (& Mrs), blksmith, 8101-2 7th. Spillman B D (& Mrs), pres Citizens Coal Co, 717 Ann. Spraggins Grace. 323 9 1-2. Sprague Allen W (& Mrs), janitor. 712 13th. Sprague Arthur. 1013 Beaver. Sprague A W (& Mrs), paper hanger, 1712 13th. Sprague Dutton, machinist, 1712 13th. Sprague Jessie, 2502 Ohio av. Sprague Leonard (& Mrs), 71 2 13th. Sprague L R, cabinet maker, 1712 13th. Sprague T J t& Mrs), 1013 Beaver. Sprague Wm A (& Mrs), 2502 Ohio av. Sprigg Charles (& Mrs), 1206 7th . Sprigg Frank, packer, 423 8th. Sprigg Mildred, 1206 7th. Springdale Ice Co, Murdoch av ext (W Va 514). Sprouse Edward, lab, 642 Marietta av. Sprouse Frank L (& Mrs), 419 16th. Sprouse Jennie Mrs, 652 Marietta av. Sprouse W F (& Mrs), steel worker, 2505 Ohio av. Squires Harry, student, 565 6th. Staan Ella. 709 1-2 Market. Staats R W (& Mrs), 920 16th. Staats W R, 920 16th. Staats Zora, 920 16th. Stafford Thos J (& Mrs), railroader, S03 Vir- ginia av. Stagg L, clerk, Riverview Cottage (W Vi 3202-K). Stahlman Adolph, clerk, 502 14th. Stahlman F A, clerk, 502 14th. Stahlman F (& Mrs), merchant. 502 14th. Stahlman Sarah, boarding, 914 Market (W Va 1078). Staib Edward (& Mrs), farmer, Tavenner- ville. Staley B F (& Mrs), engineer, 822 Lynn-. Staley Carl, 1329 St Marys av. ; Staley Elva, type setter, 1329 St Marys av. Staley Fannie Mrs, 1016 Latrobe. Staley R T, mgr Hotel Chancellor. Stalnaker Edgar E (& Mrs), plumber, 1613 Park Stalnaker J D (& Mrs), pastor Phelps M E Chapel, Bull Creek rd (W Va 1419-4). Stalnaker, 936 Avery. Stalnaker Roy B, 1333 Covert. Stalnaker R A (& Mrs), 6 Camden av. -224- Residence of W. H. Ogden, Ann Street, Parkersburg. Stalnaker S (& Mrs), 501 Division. Stalnaker T G (& Mrs), carp, 1333 Covert. Stalnaker W A (& Mrs), plumber, 910 16th. Stalnaker Will A, Bull Creek rd. Stamper E R, photographer, 412 1-2 Market. Stanard Eugene, 223 1-2 Ann. Standard Bottling Works, 107 Market. Standard Grocery, G17 Market l W Va 967). Standard Oil Co, office and works B & O R R, s end Camden (W Va 344). Standing Stanley, 310 0th (W Va 091). Stanley Albert (& Mrs), 118 1-2 Market. Stanley T G, 003 1-2 Market. Stanley John (& Mrs), laborer, Thomas. Stansbury A L (& Mrs), physician, 1635 Gould av. Stansbury G H, plumber, 025 Juliana (YV Va 82), 125 7 1-2. Stanton C M (& Mrs), foreman Parkersburg Chair Co, h 144 Bradley av. Stanton Geo W (<& Mrs), Logans av. Stapletou C J, clerk, Logans av. Stapleton Margaret A, stenographer, ,1106 Market. Stapleton O H Mis. 1452 7th I YV Va 1217). Star Grocer Co, 317 Juliana (W Va 290). Starbuck Theodore W, pres and mgr Park- ersburg Supply and Plumbing Co, 717 Mar- ket, h 515 10 1-2 (W Va S47). Starcher Stella, 1319 Market. Starkey Daisy, 2101-2 3d. Starker Miner (& Mrs), 1217 Lynn. Starkey R H (& Mrs), driver, 210 1-2 3d (W Va 1449). Starkey Zorah, 210 1-2 3d. Starlin Jerome, shoemaker, 129 5th. Starling A M, clerk, 1517 St Marys av. Starling Art M. clerk, 1200 15th. Starling E F (& Mrs), jeweler and watch maker, 1200 15th. Starling F E (& Mrs), carp, 1931 Ohio av. Starling Walter, meat cutter, 1206 15th. Starr Benj (& Mrs), motorman, 1119 15th. Starr Frank ■(& Mrs), painter, 1614 Cove-". Starr Frederick, painter. 1014 Covert. Starr Richard (& Mrs), painter and conir, 1014 Covert Straus W M, real estate, 212 1-2 4th (W Va 801'. h 134:1 Market (W Va 1280*. Stribbens Percy, asst tester Standard Oil Co. Stroud Annie Mrs, 223 19th. Strehli Chas (& Mts), cutter, 315 9 1-2. Stretton Bertron S (& Mrs), 415 13th. Stiibbling Cora, 009 Marietta av. Stribbling P W (& Mis), pumper, 1323 • Staunton av. Strickler John, laborer, Lincoln av. Strickler Thos G, Chancellor Hdw Co, h Ellenboro. String Abbie, 260 W 10th. String Alfred C, 200 W 10th (W Va 1070). String A J (& Mrs), lumber dealer, 2G0 10lh. Stroehmann Arthur C, mach, 80G Main. Stroehmann C Mrs, 806 Main. Stroehmann Milton W, mach, 806 Main. Strong G W, prop Congleton, Boso & Strong, 239 Court sq, h 538 5th. Strother George (& Mrs), 823 Green. Strouse Flora. Strouss H M (& Mrs), 1016 Markei. Strubbe E H (& Mrs), 414 Green (W Va 1365). Stukey M Mrs, 718 Juliana. Stukey F M (& Mrs), laborer, 125 Bradley av Stukey G, laborer, 125 Bradley av. Stukey Harriet, 112 4th. Stukey J E (& Mrs), clerk, 119 Bradley av. Stukey Lulu, 125 Bradley av. Stump Howard, laborer, Bradley av. Stump J S (& Mrs), district secy American Baptist Home Mission Socy, h 1705 17th. Sturgeon C E, laborer, cor 19th and Keever. Sturgeon Jacob (& Mrs), cor Keever and 19th. Suck G E (& Mrs), secy and treas Brady Construction and Engineering Co, h 2008 Dudley av (W Va 1824). Suesey Ben (& Mrs), 306 Lubeck a\. Summer-field Wm (& Mrs), carp, 1215 La- trobe. Summers A H (& Mrs), Foleys Lane. Summers Ernest (& Mrs), mail carrier, Fo- leys Lane. Summers M A Rev, 2004 Dudley av ( YV Va 4ul). Summers Wm F [& Mrs), plasterer, 2523 Grand av. Summerville Clarence, laborer, Bull Creek rd Sunimerville Clyde, 2410 Dudley av. Summerville F (& Mrs), carp, 2410 Dudley. Summerville H B, steel wkr, Sand Plains. Summerville Herbert, laborer, Bull Creek rd. Sumner School. Avery bet 10th and 11th. Surprise Sore, 527 Market (W Va 203). Sutherland J W <& Mrs), oil well driller, 1813 17th. —228- Stiles Foundry & Supply Company High Grade Castings Well Equipped Machine Shop Only Complete Stocks in Radius of 100 Miles Mill Supplies, Mine Supplies, Oil Well Supplies, Builders and Contractors Supplies Machinery of all kinds Structural Material Metals Only firm retailing the Celebrated Pure Natural West Virginia Lubricating Oil (Zero Brand > from Well to Bearing without Adulteration or other Machinery Destroying Treatments that are common to manufactured oils. Office: 519 Juliana Street. W. Va. Phone 80. Bell 319-J Foundry and Warehouse: First and Market Streets. W. Va. Phone 648. Bell 299-J —229— ^^^ ' \ \ 9 ^ .- •~'-\V. L'tlMglTl'' V 7 /> B>- it Bmb ■a| fjjU^JjHHJMMflp Residence of Col. W. N. Chancellor, Juliana Street, Parkersburg. Sutherland M D (& Mrs), 1813 17th. Sutherland Oliver (& Mrs), rig builder, 1808 Latrobe. Sutton A M (& Mrs l. carp. Bull Creek id. Sutton J P (& Mrs), Lumberman, 121 W 12th (W Va 904). Suit cm Percy. 121 6th. -Sutton W C (& Mrs), merchant, 1630 19th. Sutton W C (& Mrs), carp, West Virginia av Swain Harry, 316 5th, h 220 1-2 6th. Swain J S (& Mrs), carp. 140 Terrace av. Swain T J, engineer. Standard Oil Co. Swan Allen C, 712 13th. Swan E W (& Mrs), commission merchant, 1110 William. | Swan & Sanborn, wholesale produce, 207 Ann (W Va 179:'. I. Swartz Albert N (& Mrs), 1012 17th. Swartz, 402 4th. Swearingen C A (& Mis), pies Chancellor Hdw Co, h Beechwood. Swearingen C A, agt New York Lite Ins Co, 517 1-2 Market (W Va 49). Swearinger Chas (& Mrs), clerk, N Pksburg. Swearinger Dean, student, N Parkersburg. Swearinger, student, N Parkersburg. Sweeney A C (& Mrs), farmer, Grand Cen- tral av, Vienna. Sweezey David (& Mrs), lab, 1333 St Marys. Sweezey Edward, plumber, 222 Market. Sweezey Everett. 104 4th. Sweezey Geo (& Mrs), 805 Lubeck av. Sweisher Gladys, 115 Market. Swift Harry (& Mrs), trav salesman, 1029 Laird av ( W Va 1413). Swisher Ada, 814 Market. Sykes David G <& Mrs), lab. 1332 5th av. Sykes Gertrude, Lauckport. Sykes R S (& Mrs), laborer, 111 F av. Tabb E P, clerk, 1207 Juliana. 'iabb .lames N. bookkeeper, 814 Ann. Tabb J B (& Mrs), trav salesman, 814 Ann (W Va 884). Tabb Juliette, 814 Ann. Tabard Inn Library, 705-707 Market. Tabler D C (& Mrs), supt city schools, 1114 24th (W Va 1175). Taft John tx & Bro, dry goods, 404-406 Mar- ket (W Va 5G7). Taggart G W .(& Mrs), 1343 Avery. Taggart W A {& Mrs), lab, Bull Creek rd. Taitt Dora, 114 12ta. Tait W F (& Mrs), 1038 Murdoch av (W Va 12S2). Tail W M (& Mrs) (Patterson & Tait), h Findlay, O. Talbott A R (& Mrs), lab, Tavennerville. Talbott L D, music teacher, 322 7th. Talifer Alice, 812 Race, i Tallman Gray, 430 Division. Tallmau J M (& Mrs), contractor, 430 Divi- sion. Tallman 01 to. clerk. 430 Division. Tallman Silas B (& Mrs), dairyman, Pop- lar, Redwood. Tate John (& Mrs), elevator man, 1327 La- trobe. Tate Ina, 1327 Latrobe (W Va 1474). Tavern Hotel & Cafe (J J McNerney prop), 211 Market (W Va 309). Tavenner Bess, student, 1308 Juliana. Tavenner Iiettie, 1122 Avery. Tavenner B F (& Mrs), trucker, 822 Divi- sion. Tavenner Ella Lynne, Old Tavenner Home- stead. -230- Tavenner G W (& Mrs), insurance, 1120 Avery. Tavenner H W (& Mrs), asst supt Standard Oil Co, 1308 Juliana (W Va 1357). Tavenner James V, farmer, Old Tavenner Homestead. Tavenner Jessie, 822 Division. Tavenner John M, news dealer, 407 Gth (W Va 1124). Tavenner Hon Lewis N, lawyer, 15-17 Citi- zens Bank Bldg (W Va 1080), "h Warth- moore (W Va 3232-D). Tavenner Lucy, 1215 Murdoch av. Tavenner Mary C, teacher, 414 7th. Tavenner Mary S, student, Old Tavenner Homestead. Tavenner Nettie, seamstress, 822 Division. Tavenner Ray, meat cutter, 605 Market. Tavennerville School, Ash near Locust. Taylor A A (& Mrs), machinist, West Vir- ginia av. Taylor A (& Mrs), brakeman, 1016 Virginia av (W Va 1303). Taylor Addie, 402 Green. Taylor Addison, 1828 E 17th. Taylor Allie, 2106 Latrobe (W Va 1547-1). Taylor Alice J, student, 1612 Latrobe. Taylor A M (& Mrs), 639 Bird. Taylor Andrew, laborer, Bull Creek rd. Taylor Anna E, 413 Ann. Taylor Anthony (& Mrs), lab, 1607 Beaver. Taylor Atwell (& Mrs), 1828 E 17th. Taylor Belle, 1210 15th. Taylor Bernie, 412 Ann. Taylor Blanche, clerk, 1619 Beaver. Taylor Calvin (& Mrs), candies, 810 Clay. Taylor Chas, steel wkr. Bull Creek rd. Taylor Chas T, 402 Green. Taylor Clara, 1411 St Marys av. Taylor Clarence, cooper, 647 Depot.. Taylor Cleve, 1619 Beaver. Taylor Clyde (& Mrs), painter, 1010 17th. Taylor David, pool and billiards, 203 Market (W Va 1559). Taylor Dennis (& Mrs), patrolman, 1619 Beaver. Taylor E A (& Mrs), steel worker, 545 4th. Taylor E C Mrs, stengphr, 405-406 Union Trust Bldg, h 511 13 1-2. Taylor Edward, steel worker, 614 17th. Taylor Elias (.& Mrs), teamster, 1612 La- trobe. Taylor Estelle, 1828 E 17th. Taylor Fannie, Bull Creek rd. Taylor Frank (& Mrs), 817 16th. Taylor Geo W (& Mrs), bricklayer, 1411 St Marys av. Taylor Gertrude M, Club Grounds, Midway. Taylor Grace, linotype opr, Dispatch-News, '502 Market. Taylor Hannah Mrs, Bull Creek rd. Taylor Harry (& Mrs), engineer, 113 4th. Taylor Henry, cooper, 647 Depot. Taylor Irene, 402 Green. Taylor James, liveryman. 614 17th. Taylor J F (& Mrs), engineer, 1806 Spring. Taylor J M (& Mrs), Bull Creek rd (W Va 1401). Taylor J W (& Mrs), carp, 1331 Dilloway. Taylor Levi L, collector, N Parkersburg. Taylor Lottie B, 905 Ann. Taylor Mabel E, 402 Green. Taylor Marel, 312 1-2 3d. Taylor Mary Mrs, 411 8th. Taylor Mildred L, 1607 Beaver. Taylor Moss, plumber, 402 Green. Taylor Nina Mrs, 802 Avery. Taylor Paul E, bell boy. Club Grounds, Mid- way. Taylor Pearle V, laborer, 1607 Beaver. Taylor R B, grocer, 242 Court sq (W Va 197), h 918 # Market (W Va 523). Taylor R R,*412 Ann. Taylor R S (& Mrs), farmer, 412 Ann. Taylor Rosana Mrs, 2106 Latrobe. Taylor Roy H, lumber, 1016 Virginia av. Taylor Roy, feed, 412 Ann. Taylor Reuben, e'ectrician, 402 Green. Taylor Sarah A Mrs, 1517 21st. Taylor S J (& Mrs), lumber, 1046 Laird a/. Taylor Theodore (& Mrs), 905 Ann. Taylor Thos (& Mrs), cab drivr, 1019 Swann Taylor Walter, bookkeeper, 1612 Latrobe. Taylor Wm (& Mrs), liveryman, 614 17th. Taylor Wm (& Mrs), cooper, 647 Depot. Taylor Will, 213 4th. Taylor Winifred, 1016 Virginia av. Taylor Zachariah T (& Mrs), contr and carp, Club Grounds, Midway. Tefft Henry, grocery, 1321 Lubeck av (W Va 120). Tefft John (& Mrs), molder, 1325 Lubeck av. Tefft John, mach, 1325 Lubeck av. Tefft Morris, S Side (W Va 3232-1! ). Telephone Building, 314 5th. Temple B H (& Mrs), 1036 Juliana (W Va 1674). Tennant Celia Mrs, 320 8th. Tennant Erman, clerk, 320 8th. Terel Chas (& Mrs), teamster, 1218 Quincy. Terrapin Park, Dudleyville (W Va 928). Terry Thomas, 810 1-2 7th. Terry W H (& Mrs), lawyer, 417 11th. Teter Benj, laborer, 1111 Lynn. Teter Emma V, seamstress, 1133 Swann. Teter Jester G (te Mrs), 815 15th. Teter John, laborer, 1111 Lynn. Teter John W, saw filer, 1133 Swann. Teter May, 1111 Lynn. Teter May. 1133 Swann. Thayer A L (& Mrs), postal elk, 1332 Avery (W Va 1130). —231— The Opera House Block, Market Street, Parkersburg. Tbalhemer May. 61 1 Juliana. Theis Carl, tel opr, 910 Laverne. Theis Chas (& Mrs), shoemkr, 910 Laverne. Theis G P (& Mrs), L06 William. Theis Geo (& Mrs), driver, 106 William. Tli. 'is Henry (& Mrs), 1006 Lynn. Theis John J, tel opr, 910 Laverne. Theis W H, 1006 Lynn. Third Street Grocer Co (Jesse Wright prop), 116 3d (W Va 393). Thirteenth Street School, cor 13th and Avery (W Va 1540). Thorn C H, railroader, 226 Ann. Thomas B, 28 6th. Thomas Cassie, 221 2d. Thomas J, 1715 Staunton av. Thomas Lucy, Luheck av. Thomas Matthew S (& Mrs), carpenter, 815 Swann. Thomas O J, railroader, 329 Avery. Thomas Robert M, 815 Swann. Thomas R H (& Mrs). Justice of the Peace, office Court House (W Va 412), h 130 bin (W Va C44). Thomas Wm B, laborer, 815 Swann. Thompson A T (& Mrs), lab, 1101 Lubeck av Thompson A J Mrs, G28 Camden. Thompson A N. 1301 Market. Thompson Catherine Mrs, 14j8 Covert. Thompson Cora, clerk, 628 Camden. Thompson Frances, 403 7th. Thompson Frank (& Mrs), lab, 120S 14th. Thompson Geo W Jr, 403 7th. Thompson Geo W Mrs, 403 7th (W Va 951). Thompson J K, engineer, 1301 Market. Thompson JR (& Mrs), broker, 615 1-2 Mar- ket (W Va 808). Thompson J T (& Mrs), trav salesman, 1301 Market (W Va 4611. Thompson J W (& Mrs), watchman, Taven- nerville. Thompson J W, 628 Camden. Thompson Mary, tailoress, 646 Mark. Thompson M C, 1301 Market. Thompson R (& Mrs), laborer, 1137 Latrobe. Thompson R T (& Mrs), porter, B 12 al. Thompson Sophia Mis, 111 Bradley av. Thompson Stella Mrs, 432 13th. Thompson W A, salesman, S Side. Thompson Winifred, 831 14th. \ -232- Thompson Zack (& Mrs), 831 14th. Thorp Carrie, stenographer, 114 7th. Thornburg G A (& Mrs), caller, 812 Oak al. Thornton B A, laborer, 643 Harris. Thornton E E, carpenter, 1516 20th. Thornton Eva, seamstress, 1929 Garfield av. Thornton Geo (& Mrs), foreman Pksburg Furniture Co, 510 1-2 Market. Thornton G B (& Mrs), steel wkr, 1929 Gar- field av. Thornton John, steel wkr, 1929 Garfield av. Thornton Lillie, 1929 Garfield av. Thornton Odessa M, 1516 20th. Tibbs Sophia Mrs, 117 9th. Tibbens Elmer, 326 Lubeck av. Tice F P (& Mrs), carpenter, cor Dickel av and Pine. Tice Sanford (& Mrs), 1504 Gould av. Tichner G E, clerk, 322 7th. Tichnell Samuel, grocer, 1023 Main. Tidd Myra Mrs, 1213 Lynn. Tierney W H (& Mrs), bartender, 1620 Avery (W Va 866). Tiffany Lynn (& Mrs), clerk, Savage Flats, 3d floor. Tighe Martin J (& Mrs), engineer, 813 Jean- nette. Timms Anna, stenogrpaher, 315 11th. Tilten Bessie, 312 1-2 3d. Timms Harry, stenographer, 509 Ann. Timms John D (& Mrs), trav salesman, 1812 Spring (W Va 1687-2). Timms John, stenographer, 1812 Spring. Timms J R (& Mrs), 1700 17th. Timms W H, stenographer, 509 Ann. Timmons Henry (& Mrs), 1616 Lee. Timmons Henry, shoe shop, 306 3d. Timmons Walter (& Mrs), conductor, 1925 Keever. Tinney Edward, 34 5th. Tinney Mary, 34 5th. Tippens J G (& Mrs), stenographer, US Spencer. Tippens L C (& Mrs), car repairer, 326 Lu- beck av. Tippens Rossie, student, 326 Lubeck av. Titchener George, 1330 Market. Todd Arch (& Mrs), laborer, 553 4th. Tolles Brick Co, 16th and Sidney (W Va 287). Tolles Orie O, dentist, 712 1-2 Market (W Va 845). Toller Joe, 552 Marietta av. Tolsen Jenny, Murdoch av ext. Tolwell Virginia Mrs, 1012 E 12th. Tomer Dale, heater, 146 Blennerhassett av. Tomer Gordon Roy, rougher, 146 Blenner- hassett av. Tomer L J (& Mrs), roller, 146 Blennerhas- sett av. Tonge James Mrs, 512 13 1-2. Toney Wm (& Mrs), pastor Zion Baptist Church, 403 8th. Tonge J W (& Mrs), baker, 512 13 1-2. Tonkin Wade (& Mrs), mgr Mt State Gas Co, h 1054 Market (W Va 735). Toole Arthur W, baggage master, 1438 20tn. Toole Thos T (& Mrs), bartender, 1438 20th. Toothman C E (& Mrs), sexton I O O F Cemetery, 1919 Avery. Toothman Charles, bookkeeper, 40S 4th. Torrence Blanche, clerk, 601 Harris. Torrence J W, grocer, 601 Harris (W Va 1284-1). Towles J E Mrs, seamstress, Johnston av. Townsend E E (& Mrs), paper hanger, 575 5th (W Va 1686). Townsend Frank, supt W Va Door Co, h Savage Flats, 13th. Townsend John, student, 837 Jeannette. Townsend Maud, 837 Jeannette. Townsend P A (& Mrs), laborer, 837 Jean- nette. Townsell J C (& Mrs), oil well contr, 112(5 Avery (W Va 1519-1). Townsell Nell, 1126 Avery. Townsell P J {& Mrs), oil well contr. ,513 E 10th. Tracewell Amanda Mrs, 411 11th. Tracewell Anna, dressmaker, 312 13th. Tracewell Bessie, 1419 Covert. Tracewell Block, 212-214 3d. Tracewell Cecil, reporter, 1717 Park. Tracewell C E, real estate, 5 Tracewell Blk. Tracewell Florence, 312 13th. Tracewell Helen, 1419 Covert. Tracewell Joseph E (& Mrs), grocer, 1717 Park (W Va 1898). Tracewell Leona, teacher, 312 13th. Tracewell Mary Mrs, 312 13th. Tracewell Robert G, butcher, 312 13th (W Va 1089). Tracewell W E (& Mrs), cabinetmkr, 1419 Covert. Tracewell W S (& Mrs), real estate, 545 6th. Tracewell Wm, tile setter, 314 5th. Traders Building Association of Parkera- burg W Va, City Bldg (W Va 37). Trader Ora, clerk, 727 1-2 7th. Trainer Charles, 1817 Covert (W Va 945). Trainer James (& Mrs), 1323 Cornwall. Trainor John A (& Mrs), 1019 14th (W Va 54). Trough C V (cfeMrs), brakeman, 133 Divi- sion. Travis M L (& Mrs), real estate, 1814 Spring. Treadway Sarah Mrs, 612 George. Treadway S V, 229 20th. Treadway Sherman, laborer, 612 George. Tredway Frank C, 528 4th (W Va 1109-1). Tredway Guy (& Mrs), lumber inspector, 916 14th. —233— Tredway Lewis (& Mrs), laborer, 528 4th. Tredway M (&Mrs), 2003 Garfield av. Tregolia Anna, 335 3d. Tregolia Charles, 335 3d. Tregolia George, 335 3d. Tregolia's Hotel, 335 3d. Tregolia James, 335 3d. Tregolia Julia, 335 3d. Tregolia Paul, hotel, 335 3d. Treston W H (& Mrs), bartender, GOT Harris. Trevor Florence, 1034 Juliana. Trevor Wm M (& Mrs), 1034 Juliana (W Va 1203). Trimble Woodbridge (& Mrs), conductor, 1113 George. Trinity Hall, s side 5th bet Market and Ju- liana. Tripp R E, 10G7 Avery (W Va G53-:,. Triplett J P, oil producer, 415 Green. Triplett Nora, clerk, 1025 Swann. Triplett Win M (& Mrs), 1025 Swann (W Va 421). Trisser John (& Mrs), boilermaker, 1310 Staunton av. Trissler Henry A (& Mrs), 812 Wood (W Va 1437). Trissler Jas H (& Mrs), lineman, 1705 Lynn (W Va 383). Trissler Lulu, bookkeeper, 812 Wood. Trissler Thos (& Mrs), 112 Tiers, S Side. Truman F M (& Mrs), laborer, 408 4th (W Va 459). Truman Rose Mrs, boarding, 408 4th. Truslow W F (& Mrs), real estate and no- tary, 324 Lubeck av. Tu.k A F (& Mrs), barber, 405 1-2 Gth, h 129 7th. Tucker Arthur, 552 Marietta av. Tucker Clarence (& Mrs), foreman oil well supply, Tavennerville. Tucker D W (& Mrs), machinist, 1G15 Spring Tucker Earl, driver, 823 7th. Tucker Edwin, physician, 1719 Oak. Tucker Elizabeth Mrs, 218 1-2 4th. Tucker Flora, 1006 Avery. Tucker Frank, planer, 837 Mary. Tucker Geo H (& Mrs), 1112 Latrobe. Tucker Inez, 1G15 Spring. Tucker Irvin (& Mrs), trav salesman, G18 George. Tucker Jas K (& Mrs), laborer, 1113 La- trobe. Tucker Jas W (& Mrs), trav salesman, Vi- enna av, Vienna. Tucker John (& Mrs), porter, 28 Gth. Tucker John (& Mrs), laborer, 811 Grafton. Tucker Lillie E, 618 George. Tucker Lizzie Sheffers Mrs, 208 7th. Tucker Mary, 925 Avery. Tucker Mattie, 1006 Avery. Tucker Nellie, 100G Avery. Tucker Ora, 1719 Oak. Tucker Perry C (& Mrs), 1719 Oak. Tucker R C (& Mrs), trav salesman, 1006 Avery. Tucker Roy H, collector, G18 George. Tucker S A, 311 5th. Tucker Wm E, delivery, 811 Grafton. Tully Dan, clerk, 525 Market (W Va Hi:.). Turk John (& Mrs), clerk, 1138 24th. Turley Chas (& Mis), motorman, 1403 19th. Turner Angre Mrs, 3 Almeda. Turner Bertha, 1103 Murdoch av. Turner B F <& Mrs), head janitor Union Trust Bldg, 2G Ohio av. Tinner C H Plumbing Co, 308-310 Juliana (W Va 334-1). Turner Chas H, plumbing, 1103 Murdoch av (W Va 96). Turner Cora, 1103 Murdoch av. Turner Daisy, 1312 Avery. Turner David F, Park Place. Turner D H, merchant, 3 Almeda. Turner D P (& Mrs), dentist, 5061-2 Mar- ket (W Va 77), h 40 8th. Turner E C, clerk, 2521 Murdoch av. Turner George H, 1103 Murdoch av. Turner H D, grocer, Dudley rd. Turner John R (& Mrs), plasterer, 123 Spencer av. Turner Jos D (& Mrs), 1705 Latrobe. Turner Smith D (& Mrs), lawyer, rm 10-4.! Citizens Bank Bldg (W Va 213), h Wash- ington av (W Va 1051). Tyce Nettie, 117 Williams Court al. Tyler Ella Mrs, G04 George. Tyler & Davis (R M Tyler, N E Davis), talk- ing machines, 223 7th (W Va 1242). Tyler Roy W (&Mrs), 1427 Washington av. Tyson Marion (& Mrs), conductor, 1025 George. Uhl Carrye V, bookkeeper, 1340 Covert. Uhl Clark (& Mrs), farmer, Pleasant av. Vienna. Uhl Eva, stenographer, Vienna. Uhl Grantville (& Mrs), carp, 1344 Covert. Uhl Mary Mrs, 1340 Covert. Uhl Wm (& Mrs), molder, Walker, Milroy. u Ullom L H (& Mrs), printer, Redwood. Ulrich O, timekeeper, 404 4th. Umensetter D (& Mrs), blksmith, 115 B av. Underhill Theo B (& Mrs), insurance. 1421 22d (W Va 178G). Ungar Freda, 217 1-2 7th. Ungar Elias (& Mrs), ladies tailor, 217 i-2 7th (W Va 1258). Union Pressing Co, 233 Gth (W Va 782). Union Trust Building, n e cor 7th and Mai- Ket. —234— Interior View of The U. S. Grocery Company H. D. Turner, Prop. F. B. Rutter, Mgr. Staple and Fancy Groceries Produce, Mill Feed, Hay and Straw Fresh and Smoked Meats We also carry Furnishing Goods, Granite and Tinware (W. Va. Phone 90) Union Trust & Deposit Co (J N Camden pres, Sprigg D Camden vice pres, Wilbur E Davis secy and treas), n e cor 7th and Market (W Va 1125). United Woolen Mills Co The (W A Hersch prop), 317 Market (W Va 1001). Upham Gas Co The (D A Upham pres, J E Houke secy and treas), G0G-G07 Union Trust Bldg. Upham David (& Mrs), oil producers, 10U Ann (W Va 1653). Upham James A, student, 1011 Ann. Upham Lucy K, 1011 Ann. Upham, Rolston & Johnson, Union Trust Bldg (W Va 1192). Upson Chas N (& Mrs), vice pres Parkers- burg Soap Co, Ml 14th. Upson Leonard, clerk, 901 14th. Upson Nora C, 901 14th. Upson Norton L (& Mrs). 400 Green. Upton Clyde B, bookkeeper, 1019 George. Upton Henry S, 1019 George. Upton Wm H (& Mrs), carp, 1019 George. U S Circuit Court, Northern District of West Virginia, Government Bldg. Sessions be- gin 2d Tuesday of January and 2d Tuesday of June. Judges Fourth Judicial Circuit Nathan Goff, Clarksburg, W Va; J C Pritchard. District Judge, Alston G Day- ton, Philippi, W Va. Crier, Granville Stout, Ashville, N C. Clerk, Samuel R Harrison, Clarksburg, W Va. Deputy Clerk L V G Morris (W Va 7G0). U S Commissioners for the District of West Virginia, Dorr Casto; Referee in Bank- ruptcy. Thomas A Brown, L V G Morris. U S District Attorney Office, Northern Dis- trict of West Virginia, 3d floor Govern- ment Bldg. District Attorney, Reese Bliz- zard; Assistant, E M Showalter, Fairmont, W Va. Law C'erk, W S Allen (W Va SG2). U S Engine Co (H P Boyd pres, A L Wiit tres), office 212 4th (W Va 471). U S Express Co, B & O Depot (W Va 370). U S Grocery Co, Dudley and Terrawanda av (W Va 90). U S Internal Revenue Office, Government Bldg. Office hours, 9 a m to 4.30 p m. Collector, William E Glasscock; Chief Deputy, W E White; Office Deputies, A L Hoult, E F Ball, C H Odbert; Field Dep- uty, C A Musgrave; Cashier, W T Heaton; Assistant Cashier, W H Morgan; Steno- grapher, Edith R Smoot (W Va 117). U S Marshal's Office, Northern District of West Virginia, rooms 7 and 8, Govern- ment Bldg. Marshal, C D Elliott; Chief Office Deputy. C M Shrewsbury; Office Deputy, H M O'Bleness; Field Deputies, A T Barrett, New Martinsville, E D Hupu, Clarksburg, W D Brown, Martinsburg (W Va 204). U S Pension Medical Examiners. Meet first and third Wednesdays at 10 a m at 529 1-2 -235— Varley Bros. Livery Stable Fifth Street, between Ann and Juliana, Rear of Post Office Everything kept in a first-class Livery Stable. Fine Horses for Sale 35 Years Experience in the Livery Business ( W. Va. Phone 486) Market. President, W J Davidson; Secre- tary, L Frank Keever; Treasurer, W F Clung (W Va 398). TJ S Post Office, Juliana and 5th (W Va 451). U S Roofing Co, works foot Lee's Hill ( W Va 1388). U S Weather Bureau, Government Bldg. Office hours from 7.30 a m to 4.30 p in and from 7.30 to 8.30 p m. Section Director, II C Howe; Observer, H P Powell; Messenger, Harry C Dement (W Va 142). Usher Anna, Susquehanna av, Beechwood. Usher Minnie, student, Susquehanna av, Beechwood. Usher Thos (& Mrs), bricklayer, Susque- hanna av. Utterback Edgar, 661 E 8th (W Va 271). Utterback Isa M, 661 E 8th. Utterback John R, 661 E 8th. Utterback Oliver, 661 E 8th. Utterback Ray, 661 E 8th. Valentine Ernest, driver, 903 Latrobe. Valentine Hattie, 903 Latrobe. Valentine Herbert, 231 3d. Valentine J M (& Mrs), lab, 903 Latrobe. Valentine S W (& Mrs), bricklayer, 1119 E 12th. Valentine Violet, 903 Latrobe. Valentine Wm M, bricklayer, 1119 E 12th. Vance Amanda Mrs, 1207 Skirven. Vance Harvey S, fireman, 1207 Skirven. Vance H R (& Mrs), brakeman, 612 Stout. Vance M E, 810 Market. Vance Osie Mrs, 229 20th. Vance W H (& Mrs), laborer, Beechwood. Vance W, Murdoch av ext. Van Camp Beulah, student, 1348 Covert. Van Camp S C (& Mrs), trav salesman, 1318 Covert ( W Va 258). Van Cliff B F (& Mrs), contr, 1412 Covert. Vandervort Edna B, 1136 Market. Vandervort J W (& Mrs), lawyer, office 202 1-2 Juliana (W Va 326), h 1136 Market (W Va 1441). Vandervort Margaret, 1136 Market Vandervort Maud S, 1136 Market. Vandivert Wm J (& Mrs), oil producer, 1509 20th. Van Devender Beryl, 1515 23d. Van Devender C E, 1515 23d (W Va 151). Van Devender Frankie, 1515 23d. Van Devender Lulu, 1515 23d. Vanderesch Gustave (& Mrs), dyer and cleaner, 1440 20th. Vankirk Clara, 117 Williams Court al. Vanmater Nora, 114 W 10th. Van Tvyspenback Wm, 1727 Park. Van Vlack May, tailoress, 1015 Main, S Parkersburg. Van Winkle Donna, teacher, 1037 Avery. Van Winkle Jennie Mis, 1037 Avery. —236- Van Winkle Mary, 112 13th. Van Winkle Rathbone Mrs, 1126 Juliana. Van Winkle W W, lawyer, 306 Juliana (W Va S17), h 112 13th. Varley Brothers (Patrick and Thomas), liv- ery and sales stable, rear of Post Office, bet 4th and 5th (W Va 48G). Varley Patrick, livery, 416 Ann. Varley Thomas, livery, 416 Ann. Varner Catherine E S, 1439 Washington av. Varner Caroline Mrs, 1026 Quincy. Varner Nancy, 1026 Quincy. Varner John (& Mrs), Phelps av. Varner J P (& Mrs), minister, 1439 Wash- ington av (W Va 442). Varner W W (& Mrs), cor lith and Briant. Vaughan B P (& Mrs), lab, Johnston av. Vaughan Chas (& Mrs), tinner, 1002 Ju- liana. Vaughan Dora, 1136 Lynn. Vaughan E A (& Mrs), tinner, 2412 Vaughn. Vaughan Geo M, tinner, 1106 Lynn. Vaughan Herbert C (& Mrsl, teamster, 2403 Vaughn av (W Va 335-2). Vaughan Jas E, cor 25th and Vaughn av. Vaughan John A (& Mrs), blksmith, 1017 Lynn. Vaughan Lynette J, bookkeeper, 2506 25th. Vaughan Mabel. 2506 25th. Vaughan Mary R Mrs, cor 25th and Vaughn. Vaughan Mildred, tel opr, cor 25th and Vaughan av. Vaughan T M, engineer, Atlantic av (W Va 1417). Vaughan Wilburn (& Mrs), lineman, N Parkersburg (W Va 1335). Vaught C R ■(& Mrs), Bull Creek id. Vernon Charles, 1131 Latrobe. Vernon Elem (& Mrs), brakeman, 1131 La- trobe. Via L R (& Mrs), lawyer, 205 4th (W Va 810), h 605 iu Sth. Vierheller Carl C, oil tester, 4281-2 Market. Vierheller Clarence, 428 1-2 Market. Vierheller Prank A (& Mrs), car repairer, 428 1-2 Market. Villinger V W, oil well driller, 119 7th. Vincent Fred (& Mrs) teamster, rear 1223 Skirven. Vincent Janie, rear 1223 Skirven. Vinton Nannie, teacher, 1015 Market. Virden W W, 1109 19th. Virgin N T, secy and treas Pksburg Mantel, Tile & Manufacturing Co, h 314 5th. Virts Henrietta M, 1721 Latrobe (W Va 821). Vogel Lewis (& Mrs), barber, 114 5th. Vrooman Arthur N, barber, 602 Harris. Vrooman C S (& Mrs), wood worker, 602 Harris. Vrooman F M (& Mrs), railroader, 413 4th. Vrooman Lavina L, 602 Harris. Vrooman Wellington (& Mrs), 1019 Juliana (W Va 59). w Wabash Saloon (John Burns prop), cor 2d and Juliana. Wade Betty, 1034 Ann. Wade C A (& Mrs), pres Parkersburg Man- tel, Tile & Mfg Co, and prop Farmers and Merchants Mill (W Va 138), h 1034 Ann (W Va 857).. Wade Jas S, lawyer, 240 1-2 Court sq (W Va 715). h 1342 Avery |\V Va L4S0). Wade Sallie, 1034 Ann. Wade T S, minister. 11134 Ann. Wade Veronica, 1034 Ann. Wademan J H, carpenter, 1624 17th. Wademan Mary E, teacher, 1G24 17th. Wagel Hattie, 216 7th. Wagenknecht A W (& Mrs), cap) police B & O. 1031 George. Wagman Chas (& Mrs), blksmith, 3171-2 Green. Wagman Chas, blksmith, 317 1-2 Green. Wagner Cora, 1114 13th. Wagner Clyde, molder, Engine Works. Wagner G, fireman, 321 Ann. Wagner Harry, stengphr, 01) William. Wagner Jas A (& Mrs), barber, 1111 13th. Wagner J R, 1114 13th. Wagner Karl (& Mrs), Engine Works. Wagner Martin R (& Mrs), bricklayer. 1G17 Staunton av. Wagner Minnie Mrs, 1710 Staunton av. Wagner O W (& Mrs), 1027 Mary. Wagner F. 1114 13th. Wagner Walter. Engine Works. Wagoner Clara, tel opr. Bird. Wagoner G W (& Mrs), laborer, Bird. Wait A L (& Mrs), treas U S Engine Co, S04 Jackson av (W Va 1694). Wait Bettie, 1245 Ann. Wait John P, treas Traders Bldg Assn, 508 Green (W Va 987). Waldorf Cafe (A G Hoblitzell prop), 60S Market. Waldschmidt E (& Mrs), 521 Aver.v . Walker Alice, 506 Avery. Walker Benjamin F. 1417 22d. Walker Charlotte. 107 Lubeck av. Walker Clarence, student, 714 Wood. Walker Clarence, 107 Lubeck. Walker C P, clerk, 927 E 12th. Walker Cyrus P (& Mrs), 927 E 12th. Walker Fred S, printer. 714 Wood iW Va 1630-2). Walker Georgia, student, 927 E 12th. Walker Geo J, machinist, 714 Wood. Walker Harry E. clerk. 17(10 St Marys av. Walker J G (& Mrsl. 638 Mark. -237- Walker J L \& Mrs), physician, 1001 Vir- ginia av. Walker Kate E, 714 Wood. Walker Leslie (& Mrs), fireman. 1010 7th. Walker's Lunch Room, 121 Ann. Walker Merril, clerk, 1005 George. Walker Olive (& Mrs), 1005 George. Walker Ora, stenographer, 1417 22d. Walker Sampson, 927 E 12th. Walker Sampson, G20 7th. Walker Thps E (& Mrs), maeh, 714 Wood. Walker W H (& Mrs), 50G Avery. Walker W I (& Mrs), docks, 107 Lubeck av. Walker W P Mis, 929 25th. Walker Wm (& Mrs), 130 Spencer av. Walker Wm W (& Mrs), prop Blennerl.as- sett Hotel. Walker Wyates M (& Mrs), trav salesman, 1029 Swann. Wallace Charles, 311 11th. Wallace F C, tailor, 319 Juliana. Wallace Fred, tailor, 113 4th. Wallace John (& Mrs), driller. 1009 Swan.i. Wallace M E Mrs, 311 11th. Wallace Ola E, 1009 Swann. Wallace Percy, 1035 Ann. Wallace Stella, 1041 Juliana. Wallace T Harris, 1009 Swann. Wallace Wm H, fireman, 1009 Swann. Waller Jos F l& Mrs), eng, 1201 George. Waller Mary 930 Lynn. Walsh B C, dressmkr, 1317 Latrobe. Walsh John P, engineer, 1317 Latrobe. Walsh Maria T, 1317 Latrobe. Walters D G (& Mrs), mail carrier, 511 Market. Walteis Elmer (& Mrs), railroader, 7011-2 Swann. Walthers Helen, clerk, 814 Charles. Walthers Rudolph (& Mrs), baker, 5111-2 Market. Walthers Wm (& Mrs), gardener, 814 Charles. Walton Hattie, 218 Avery. Walton J C, laborer, 218 Avery. Walton Mary Mrs, 218 Avery. Wamsley Wm (& Mrs), 162G Latrobe (W Va 1008-2). Wandless Asa Lee, teamster, Agnes av. Wandless Wm Andrew, teamster, Agnes av. Wandless W C (& Mrs), painter, Agnes av. Wandling Emma, stengphr, Savage Flats, L3th. Wandling Ethel, teacher, Savage Flats, 13th. Wandling James. Savage Flats, 13th (W Va 1739). Ward Alice, nurse, 61)5 East. Ward B W, student, 2411 Dudley av. Ward Bridget, 1010 Swann. Ward C B Mrs, 1019 Murdoch av. Ward Charles, 526 East. Ward Clyde S, 2411 Dudley av. Ward Dave, 220 Lincoln av. Ward Florence, 1727 Beaver. Ward Frank (& Mrs), conductor, 52G East. Ward ueorge, laborer, G05 East. Ward George L, clerk, G20 7th (W Va 410-4). Ward Geo T (& Mis), grocer, 020 7th < \V Va 5C3), h 941 Swann (W Va 139G). Ward Harry N, clerk, 941 cwann. Ward I M (& Mrs), laborer, Atlantic av. Ward Joe (& Mrs), bricklayer, 132 Market. Ward Michael, blksmith, 13z Market. Ward Patrick (& Mrs), liveryman, 132 Mar- ket. Ward Patrick, collector, 132 Market (W Va 744). Ward Patrick, boilermkr, 1010 Swann. Ward Patrick (& Mrs), 125 1-2 Market. Ward Patrick, livery stable, 125 Market. Ward Thomas, bricklayer, 132 Market (W Va 1111). Ward Wm G (& Mrs), carp, 2411 Dudley av. Ward Wm (& Mrs), S Side. Ward W W (& Mrs), laborer, Thomas. Warden Neal, 429 Ann. Warden S J Mrs, 429 Ann. Warmen Harry (& Mrs), steel worker, 653 Depot. Warne Bessie, tailoress, 7th and Julius, St James Hotel. Warne Block, 716-718 Market. Warne C S, 715 Market (W Va 881). Warne J P, Lubeck (W Va 3226-H). Warne Otto (& Mrs), upholsterer, 910 7th. Warner Grace E, teacher, 1703 Latrobe. Warner John C (& Mrs), minister, 1412 22d. Warner Sarah Mrs, 1703 Latrobe. Warnick E W (& Mrs), auditor, 1046 Mur- doch av (VV Va 1663). Warnick Fay. 1046 Murdoch av. Warnick Jessie, 1046 Murdoch av. Warnick John S (& Mrs), trav salesman, 832 Murd«cn av (W Va 64). Warren Amelia, student, 824 17th. Warren A M. grocer, 723 Lubeck av. Warren A M (& Mrs), 725 Lubeck av. Warren E S (& Mrs), lab, Bull Creek rd. Warren Frank (& Mrs), railroader, 824 17th. Warren H M (& Mrs), cooper, 717 Lubeck. Warren Olive M, 725 Lubeck av. Warren R H, timekpr, 824 17th. Warthen Anna Mrs, dressmkr, G59 1-2 7th. Warthen Freda, 659 1-2 7th. Washburn Cornelius (& Mrs), paperhang..-.-, 1236 22d (W Va 1547-2,. Washburn F F, paper hanger, 1236 22d. Washington Anna Mrs, 543 4th (W Va 1169-2). Washington Bernie, bill poster, 543 4th. Washington Cash, laborer, 543 4th. Washington Douglass, laborer, 543 4th. -238— Max Waxelbaum High Art Tailor 217 Seventh Street Parkersburg, W. Va. Washington George, 593 5th. Washington George, porter, 802 7th. Washington George, packer, no 3d. Washington Grace, 543 4th. Washington Johnson C, 593 5th. Washington Mary, 593 5th. Washington Russell, laborer, 54:: lih. Washington W H (& Mrs), 593 5th. Washington Wm, Phillips Court al. Waterman F E (& Mrs), insurance, 901 Ju- liana. Waterman Frank E (& Mrs), shipping clerk, Chancellor Hdw Co. Waterman Ira, bill clerk ,401 Ann. Watkins Anna Mrs, 313 1-2 Market (W Va 837). Watkins Booker, porter. 811 7th. Watkins Claudia, 1423 Gould av. Watkins Frank. 1000 Lubeck av (W Va 842-2). Watkins Isa. C24 Ann. Watkins James, 919 Ann. Watkins James (& Mrs), 919 Ann. Watkins Laura, 841 7th. Watkjns Virginia, 841 7th. Watkins Wm (& Mrs), barber, 1423 Gould av Watson Frank (& Mrs), lineman, 1728 La- trobe. Watson Frank S (& Mrs), 1728 Latrobe. Watson Geo A (& Mrs), carpenter, 842 Mary (W Va 131G-1). Watson L Gilbert, oil producer, 1012 Juliana Watson G L, director Y M C A. 1012 Juliana (W Va 1358). Watson G W (& Mrs), 1411 Covert. Watson Harry, oil well driller. Col Juliana. Watson Horace Mrs, 010 Juliana. Watson Jas A (& Mrs), lawyer, 2505 Mur- doch av (W Va 182). Watson J D (& Mrs), machinist, 1016 15th. Watson Jas H (& Mrs), motorman, i)05 E 12th. Watson James R (& Mrs), 1312 Gould av. Watson J K (& Mrs). laborer, 1312 19th. Watson Mabel, 2505 Murdoch av. Watson Maud, 521 5th. Watson Oen G (& Mrs), teamster, 1215 Cth. Watson Ray. clerk, 905 E 12th. Watson Roy, 842 Mary. Watson W S. 1009 Virginia av (W Va 1042). Watterson Chas C, shipping elk, 1012 Spring (W Va 17G3). Watterson Jane Mrs, 1G12 Spring. Watterson T B (& Mrs), lumber dealer. S19 18th. Watterson WW (& Mrs), lumberman, 1720 Spring (W Va 110S). Waxelbaum Max (& Mrs), tailor, 217 7th, h 321 8th. Way Chas L, Central (W Va 3223-J). Way Harry, laundry man, 1415 Lynn. Way J J (& Mrs), 910 15th ( WVa 516-2). Waj Walter, baker, 1515 St Marys av. Wayt J E (& Mrs), laborer, 1118 Garfield. -239— Weakley Emma, 1141-2 3d. Weaver A H (& Mrs), railroader, 312 9 1-2. Weaver Bessie, 1025 Juliana. Weaver B, barber, 2400 Vaughn av. Weaver Bush N, carp, 1126 Latrobe. Weaver Clifton (& Mrs), bricklayer, Lin- coln av. Weaver Dorcas, S Side. Weaver E B, barber, 2400 Vaughn av. Weaver Eva, cor 3d and Market. Weaver Homer L (& Mrs), roller, 201 At- lantic av. Weaver Jacob (& Mrs), carp, 2400 Vaughn. Weaver J L (& Mrs), clerk, 1107 13th. Weaver John L (& Mrs), rnerch, 1107 13th. Weaves John, porter, Williams Court al. Webb Ann Mrs, Susquehanna av. Webb B D (& Mrs), fireman, rear 530 7th. Webb Charles, 904 Juliana. Webb Charles, porter, 901 Clay. Webb Charlotte, 429 6th. Webb Ella, clerk, 509 Gale av. Webb Elsie, 1208 Avery. Webb Furniture Co The, 238 Court sq (W Va 1.430). Webb Jacob, barber, 901 Clay. Webb J K. furniture, Elizabeth av. Webb Laura, 901 Clay. Webb Wm A (& Mrs), can'. 2307 Oak. Webb W L, steel worker, Beechwood. Webb Mrs, 509 Gale av. Webber Effie T, 1007 Swann. Webber Louise E,'l007 Swann. Webber W A (& Mrs), teamster, 1501 Staun- ton av. Wedge G P, driver, 1511 Beaver. Weed H C (& Mrs), engineer, 1201 Avery. Week G P (& Mrs), barber, L704 L9th. Weekly A J (& Mrs), driver, Dudley rd (W Va 1405-1). Weekley Austin t& Mrs), laborer, 024 Leafy Glen Court. Weekley C A t& Mrs), 1021 Mary (W Va C90-1). Weekley Clara, 624 Leafy Glen Court. Weekley Claude M (& Mrs), bkkpr, 305 13th. Weekley Geo W (& Mrs), tool dresser, 803 Main, Weekley Milton L (& Mrs), photographer, 1600 19th (W Va 1252-2). Weekly Rev M L, pastor United Brethren Church, lmiT 17th. Weekley R J (& Mrs), blksmith, 302 Lu- beck av. Weekley Silas B (& Mrs), yard conductor, 612 Marietta av. Weeks George P (& Mrs), barber, 1704 19 f h. Weeks J F (& Mrs), barber, 575 5th. Weil George, lab, Bradley av (W Va 872). Weil John Mrs. Bradley av. Wail Max (& Mrs), laborer. 2(0 Bradley av. Weinberger C R, bkkpr, 1055 Cornwall Place (W Va 1376). Weinberger Robt C, student, 1055 Cornwall Place. Weinrich Sue, 810 Lynn. Weinrich Dora, 810 Lynn. Weisheit Albert, engineer, 411 Avery. Weitzell Anna, 715 1-2 Market. Welch & Co, 213 Juliana. Welch D L, 1330 St Marys av (W Va 684-fc). Welch D W, physician, 609 1-2 Market (W Va 1327-1), h 1033 Juliana (W Va 1327-2). Welch D W (& Mrs), engineer, 1330 St Marys av (W Va 084-2). Welch E E (& Mrs), 213 1-2 Juliana (W Va 34(1). Welch E E (& Mrs), railroader, 1111 Mary. Welch George, 815 Ann. Welch Harry (& Mrs), 601 6th. Welch James (& Mrs), lumber, 637 Harris (W Va 604). Welch Lenua B (& Mrs), merchant, 1442 20th. Welch L B, prop New York Bargain Store, 240 Court sq, h 1442 20th. Welch Mary, dressmaker, 600 7th. Wells A B, 1332 25th. Wells Anna, clerk, 2000 23d. Wells Archie G (& Mrs), trav salesman, 2 1ui; Clement av. Wells Bessie, 828 Jeannette. Wells Bridget, 820 Lynn. Wells Catherine B, student, 1012 Latrobe. Wells C E, driver, 912 Main. Wells C B (& Mrs), dep elk Circuit and Criminal Court, cor 22d and Oak (W Va 63-2). Wells Charles, miller, 915 Main. Wells Charles, teamster. 2600 23d. Wells Clara, clerk, 1056 Market. Wells C W, lumber, 1227 Lynn. Wells E (& Mrs), prop Monroe Hotel. Wells E D, 1227 Lynn. Wells E B Mrs, boarding, 828 Jeannette (W Va 1670). Wells Ella, Monroe Hotel. Wells Emma. 909 Market. Wells Ephiaim R, steel wkr, U S Engine Works. Wells Eska, 912 Main. ■Wells Eva L, teacher, U S Engine Works. Wells Ezbai Jr, Monroe Hotel. Wells Frank D (& Mrs), 563 6th. Wells Frank (& Mrs), clerk Palace Hotel. Wells Fred, brakeman, 828 Jeannette. Wells G D (& Mrs), merchant, 535 William ( W Va 573). Wells G D, merchant, 904 Mary. Wells G E (& Mrs), grocer, 904 Mary. Wells Gertrude. 641 Harris. Wells Grace, 1511 Gould av. Wells G S 1227 Lynn. -240— Thomas Shaw, President B. D. Stout, Vice-President •T. L. Stout, Manager N. T. Virgin, Sec'y and Trens. West Virginia Mantel Company Manufacturers of Wood Mantels Factory, 210-212 Avery Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. W. Va. Phone 708 Office, 314 Fifth Street W. Va. Phone 45 Wells G W (& Mrs), trav salesman. 807 Quincy. Wells Harry (& Mrs), plumber, 1324 St Marys av. Wells J A, 1227 Lynn. Wells .Tames E (& Mrs), L332 25th. Wells John (& Mrs), laborer. L012 Latrobe. Wells John, engine cleaner, 828 Jeannette. Wells Lannie, laborer, 912 Main. Wells Lewis (& Mrs), laborer, 49 19th. Wells L J (& Mrs), 1227 Lynn. Wells Lon, miller, 912 Main. Wells L T Mrs. 1119 William. Wells Margaret, Monroe Hotel. Wells Meridah, 13:55 Avery. Wells M Mrs, 912 Main. Wells Oak, laborer, 260o 23d. Wells Olive, 641 Harris. Wells Olive. 1335 Avery. Wells o L, tiav salesman, Monroe Hotel. Wells Thomas, brakeman, 828 Jeannette. Wells W B, grocer, Midway (W Va 3237-B). Wells W B (& Mrs), farmer, U S Engine Works (\V Va 3237-J). Wells W S (& Mrs), farmer, 2G00 23d. Wells Win (& Mrs), engineer, 641 Harris. Wells W W (& Mrs), grocer, 1335 Avery (W Va 1315). Welte Albert, cooper. 414 Lubeck av. Weltz Thomas (& Mrs), 414 Lubeck av. Wenmoth N, clerk. 1321 Lubeck av. Wentz Chas C (Wentz & Gangwer), Red- wood (W Va 50). Wentz Restaurant, 210 7th. Residence of C. C. Wentz. Chas, G Wentz Promoter and Dealer in Real Estate Stocks, Bonds and Investments OFFICES: 310 ! i Market St., Parkersburg, W, Va. f and Washington Trust Building, Washington, Pa. Ten years practical experience Selling whole plans of lots on easy weekly payments a specialty REFERENCES : Parkersburg National Bank Washington Trust Company or any of my customers —242— West Virginia Veneer Door Company Manufacturers of Doors, Sash, Blinds and Interior Finish High Grade Work our Specialty Officers : J. H. P. Smith, President Geo. P. Morgan, Vice-President W. W. Watterson, Treasurer P. O. Whitlock, Secretary W. D. Osborne, General Manager Office and Factory, Foot of Sixth Street, Parkersburg, W. Va. W. Va. Phone 637 Bell 355 Wentz & Gangwer, 3101-2 Market (W Va 495). Werninger A W (Werninger & Nelson), 302 Union Trust Bldg. Werninger Benj W, clerk, Hotel Jackson. Werninger Chas (& Mrs), printer, 128 Ter- race av. Werninger Earle, baker, 128 Terrace av. Werninger Forrest (& Mrs), baker, 414 Ann. Werninger & Nelson (A W Werninger, N V Nelson), insurance, 302 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 187). Wertenbaker Anna, 1504 Gould av. Wertenbaker David, stone cutter, 805 Race. Wertenbaker Leona, teacher, 1504 Gould av. Wertenbaker Mary, 805 Center. Wertenbaker M T, sawyer, 805 Race. Wertenbaker Warren, stone cutter, 805 Race West Albert, laborer, 326 Green. -^. West Bush W (& Mrs), 508 Julius. West J C, sales mgr R M Smith & Co, 1510 Avery. West W A (& Mrs), gardener, Marrtown. Westtall A W (& Mrs), 1407 Gould av (W Va 862). Westtall Iva, 218 11th. Westfall J M, 218 11th. Western Express Co, B & O Depot. Western Union Telegraph Co The, 205 4th (W Va 840). West Virginia Conference & Tract Society, 1200 7th (W Va 1222). Weston R L, physical director Y M C A. West Virginia Cream Co The (C C Wood- yard prop), 1219 Murdoch av (W Va 460-1). West Virginia Farm & Poultry Journal (Mc- Glothlin & Ullom prop), 529 1-2 Market. West Virginia Hotel (J A Rathwell prop), 400-402 3d (W Va 1429). West Virginia Real Estate Co. (O S Haw- kins mgr), 200 Union Trust Bldg (W Va 333). West Virginia Produce Co, 316 6th (W Va 691). West Virginia Veneer Door Co (J H P Smith pres, Geo P Morgan vice pres, W W Watterson treas, P O Whitlock secy), cor Monroe and 6th (W Va 637). West Virginia Western Telephone Co (A C Davis gen supt), 214 1-2 4th (W Va 4). We'st Virginia Mantel Company, manufac- turers of wood mantels (Thos Shaw pres, B D Stout vice pres, J L Stout mgr, N T Virgin secy and treas), factory 210-212 Avery (W Va 708), office 314 5th (W Va 45). Wetherell Alice, 622 Juliana. Wetherell Hall, 417 1-2 Market. Wetherell James A, jeweler, 622 Juliana. Wetherell James A, bank clerk, 630 Ann. Wetherell J A, pres Citizens Bldg Assn, 224 5th (W Va 318). Wetherell & Son, jewelers, 417 Market I W Va 710). —243- \ m / i gpjl * ** r*Hw« *" ^^^BLsL2£ ■f Interior View of the Offices of the West Virginia Real Estate Co. To the Buying and Selling Public We make a specialty of providing people with homes. This includes the sale of cottages, handsome dwellings, lots and farming land. It is our business to get you what you want. If you have property to sell we want it on our books. West Virginia Real Estate Co, Second Floor Union Trust & Deposit Building Both Phones Corner Seventh and Market Streets —244- Interior View of J. Wetherell & Son 417 Market Street Diamonds, Watches, Fine Jewelry, Rich Cut Glass Complete Optical Department Prescription Work a Specialty W. Va. Phone 710 Bell Phone 273-J Wetherell Mary L, 630 Ann. Wetherell T J (& Mrs), cashier, 630 Ann (W Va 1422). Wetzel U C (& Mrs), barber, 213 3d, h 2uo 1-2 3d. Wetzel L E (& Mrs), barber, 128 Spencer av. Wetzel W E (& Mrs), barber, 601 Market. Wetzel Will (& Mrs), barber, 1109 Quincy. Weyer Ada, teacher, 1404 Covert (W Va 1790). Weyer Harry, tel opr, 1404 Covert. Weyer J C (. 1479). Woodyard C H (& Mrs), clerk exp office, 1018 William (W Va 803-2). Woodyard Clarence (& Mrs), driver, 1911 Spring. Woodyard Clarence, driver, Model Laundry. Woodyard Ella, N Parkersburg. Woodyard E N, 1212 15th. Woodyard Fred, electrician, 124G Murdoch av Woodyard Florence, teacher, 614 Green. Woodyard George, clerk, Tavennerville. Woodyard G B, farmer, N Parkersburg. Woodyard Harry, 1221 Murdoch av. Woodyard Harry, elk, N Parkersburg. Woodyard Henry G (& Mrs), carpenter, 1012 13th. Woodyard Henry, 1018 William. Woodyard Jennie, 1323 Cornwall. Woodyard J (& Mrs), bridge inspector, 1221 Murdoch av (W Va 460-2). Woodyard J P, laborer, Tavennerville. Woodyard Julia, N Parkersburg. Woodyard L Mrs, boarding house, 614 Green (W Va 765). Woodyard L J, cooper, Tavennerville. Woodyard L R Mrs, 1145 Swann. Woodyard Nicholas C, carpenter, Susque- hanna av. Woodyard R L, N Parkersburg. Woodyard R L (& Mrs), 917 Mary. Woodyard T J (& Mrs), laborer, Marrtown. Woodyard Villa, 614 Green. Woodyard Wm M (& Mrs), trav salesman, 1402 Covert. Woofter T J, Washington Bottom |\V Va 3235-H). Woofter W P, Washington Bottom (W Va 3235-B). Woolard Clara M, stenographer, 1316 25th. Wooley C C (& Mrs), 48 18th. Wooley Frank (& Mrs), barber, 1425 19th. Woolivine Edgar, railroader, 524 4th. Woomer Effie, Beechwood. Woomer Emanuel, Walnut, Beechwood. Worden H D (& Mrs), prop Chancellor Hotel Barber Shop, 316 7th (W Va 1819). Worley A J (& Mrs), 324 8th. Worley & Dils, sand and gravel dealers, cor 23d and Fairview av (W Va 440-1). Words Ralph, clerk, 1801 Pearcy. Work R C (& Mrs), mgr Case Mfg Co, 1020 19th. Work R C, foreman, 1029 10th (W Va 955). Worley A J, watchman, 324 Sth. Worley John, fireman, 400 Green. Worley Nora, bookkeeper, 324 8th. Worth E M (& Mrs), insurance. 1133 Market Wrights A W (& Mrs), farmer, 20th. Wright Charles B (& Mrs), 118 18th. Wright F M, grocer, 2d and 4th. Wright Grace, 1757 E 7th. —251— Wright H H, Garfield av. Wright S H (& Mrs), clerk, 411 Green. Wright Jesse, clerk, 319 3d. Wright Lillian, 210 Juliana. Wright Polly, clerk, 932 7th. Wright R (& Mrs}, clerk, 1022 George. Wyatt Carrie, 1120 13th. Wyatt Chas V (& Mrs), painter, 421 Susque- hanna av. Wyatt Chas W (& Mrs), carpenter, 1120 13th Wya'tt Dot, Saunders av. Wyatt Geo C (& Mrs), lather, 405 Susquo- hanna av. Wyatt H F, 421 Susquehanna av (W Va 1507-2). Wyatt Jas A, laborer, 421 Susquehanna av. Wyatt Lulu E, 421 Susquehanna av. Wyatt Oscar (& Mrs), carp. Country Club. Wyatt R (& Mrs), engineer, 1313 Cornwall. Wyett, book binder, 1027 Lynn. Wynn U C (& Mrs), plumber, 300 11th. Yarnell Clara, 121 Market (W Va 919). Yarnell May, 121 Market. Yates A P (& Mrs), horse trader, 913 Dickel. Yates Clarence, 1309 St Marys av. Yates Win H Mrs, auditor, 1309 St Marys av Yeager C L, shipping elk, G14 Depot. Yeaton W C Mrs, 924 Juliana. Yoho C T, grocer, 315 3d (W Va 1302). Yoho C T (& Mrs), grocer, 710 Lubeck av. Yoho Jacob (& Mrs), blksmith, 1415 1-2 St Marys av. Yoho Minnie, S Side. Yoss Albert J J, salesman, 923 Swann. Yoss J A, 923 Swann. Yost Edward M (& Mrs), cabinetmkr, Green- mount, Midway. Yost D M, carpenter, Midway. Young C C (& Mrs), shoemkr, 132 Spencer av (W Va 1717). Young Chas F, druggist, h City Park. Young C J Mrs, 224 1-2 6th (W Va 1371). Young E B (& Mrs), policeman, City Park. Young Edward D, bartender, 224 1-2 0th. Young Harry C, clerk B & O freight office, 132 Spencer av. Young Henry, laborer, City Park. Young Ida J, 132 Spencer av. Young .J (& Mis), Young Plumbing Co, 1509 Lynn. Young J Plumbing v^.o (J P Young, J P Smith, E E Stalnaker), 808 lGth (W Va 466). 5foung .1 VY, 718 Juliana. Young Men's Christian Association, 8th (W Va L328). Young Mary, 332 7th (W Va 1579). Young O S, laborer, City Park. Young Samuel W (& Mrs), 1132 Swann. Young Sarah, City Park. Zell Lola, SI 2 Race. Zeigler H H, 809 Market. Zanesville, Marietta & Parkersburg Rail- road Co, Guaranty BIdg. Zimmerman Frank (& Mrs), lab, 813 Charles. Zinn Thurman, machinist, Maplewood. Zinn Grant (& Mrs), engineer, Maplewood. Zippel Emil (& Mrs), foreman, 1015 7th (\V Ya 1305). -252- Belpre, Ohio Mayor — J. D. Browning. Clerk — Albert Weatherbee. Council — John Dana, Dr. B. L. Van Wink] \ Charles McNeil, Harry Clark, W. J. Whar- ton, R. C. O'Neal. School Board — John Dana, President; Dr. J. V. Athey, Clerk; E. R. Kiehl, Charles Dressel, Porterfield Simpson. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH. Main Street. Sunday services, 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 2.30 p. m. Pastor, Father Rooney. Sexton, John Smith. LEWIS CHAPEL M. E. CHURCH. Corner Main and Second Streets. Sunday services, 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School. 9.30 a. m. Ep worth League, Sundays, 6.30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesdays, 7.30 p. m. Pastor, Rev. J. G. Laughlin. Sunday School Superintendent, N. B. Adams. Epworth League President, W- S. Nichols. President Ladies* Aid Society, Mrs. P. T. Murphy. President Women's Foreign Missionary So- ciety, Mrs. H. Daniels. Board ot Trustees, Z. S. Gorby, President; E. R. Kiehl, D. M. Alderman, Frank Wil- son, F. T. Murphy, E. M. Halsey. Board of Stewards, E. R. Kiehl, President; Dr. J. V. Athey, Recording Steward; John McCiure, Hattie Daniels, Belle Seffeas, John Callander, Edward Seffens. Sexton, F. T. Murphy. Class Leaders, E. R. Kiehl, John McCiure. Exhorteis, Z. S. Gorby. W. S. Nichols. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Corner Main and Third Streets. Sunday services. 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 9.30 a. m. Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesdays, 7.30 p. m. Pastor, Rev. C. E. Dickinson. Sunday School Superintendent, Will M. Coe. Epworth League President, Ernest Coe. President Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. Rosa Pinnell. President Women's Foreign Missionary So- ciety, Miss Elizabeth Armstrong. Clerk, H. H. Glazier. Treasurer, William Armstrong. Deacons, A. W. Glazier, Milton Patton, Wiil M. Coe and John Dana. Church Committee, Mrs. J. B. Waterman, Miss Elizabeth Armstrong. Trustees, J. M. Stone, Milton Patton, Wil- liam Armstrong, John Dana, E. R. O'Neal, Porterfie'd Simpson, C. W. Dressel and F. J. Dressel. -2b6- A. M. E. CHURCH. Florence Street. Sunday services, 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school, 9.30 a. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesdays, 7.30 p. m. Pastor, Rev. J. N. Gibbs. Sunday School Superintendent, S. M. Taylor. President Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. Charles Burls. Trustees, John Rudy, S. M. Taylor, John Scott. Sexton, John Rudy. Abbott Arthur, Depot. Abbott David (& Mrs), plasterer, Depot. Ahmer W H (& Mrs), oil contr, Florence. Ailer O E (& Mrs), carpenter, Walnut. Alderman D M, merchant, Blennerhassett av Alderman S J Mrs, Blennerhassett av. Allender C L (& Mrs), insurance, Elm. Allen A L, laborer, John. Allen Anna, Walnut. Allen C H (& Mrs), laborer, Walnut. Allen F P, carpenter, John. Allen George, laborer, Walnut. Allen Harry, retired, Elm. Allen Mrs Jane, Walnut. Allen L P (& Mrs), carpenter, John. Allen Pearl, collector, John. Archer A E (& Mrs), collector, Elm. Archer Earl H, student, Elm. Archer Mabel, student, Elm. Arnold Mrs Cora, dressmaker, Maine. Armstrong Lizzie, 134 Walnut. Armstrong Richard (& Mrs), Elm. Armstrong Wm (& Mrs), asst cashier First Natl Bank, 134 Walnut. Athey J V (& Mrs), physician, Main. Athey Pearl Mrs, grocer, Blennerhassett av. B Bailey Dorothy B, tel opr, O'Neal. Bailey J P (& Mrs), O'Neal. Barkley W H (& Mrs). Depot. Barringer Glenna, John. Barringer M L (& Mrs), John. Bennett Delia, Florence. Bennett John G (& Mrs), laborer, Florence. Bennett Silas, teamster, Florence. Bettes George (& Mrs), farmer, John. Black Henry (& Mrs), poultryman, Blenner- hassett av. Black Lewis (& Mrs), Florence. Blasser Sophia, Florence. Boome Mary, Walnut. Booth Mary, Blennerhassett av. Boothby J T (& Mrs), Lambert. Boothby Margaret Mrs, Lambert. Bosworth & Athey, grocers. Bosworth Frank (& Mrs), grocer, Main. Bosworth Jennie, Main. Brabham Hazel, student, Worth av. Brabham Leonard (& Mrs), Worth av. Brabham Raymond, machinist, Worth av. Brackney L E (& Mrs), oil duller, Maine. Brackney Ralph, Main. Brookhart J H (& Mrs), pilot, Elm. Brooks Albert (& Mrs), section hand, Depjt. Brooks George (& Mrs),- checker, Elm. Brooks Hugh Jr, Depot. Brooks Hugh (& Mis), stockman, Depot. Brooks John, Depot. Brooks W C (& Mrs), O'Neal. Brown C A (& Mrs), contractor, Maine. Brown Elmer {& Mrs), postmaster, 315 Wal- nut. Brown John, salesman, Main. Browning Frank, Blennerhassett av. Browning J D (& Mrs), Blennerhassett av. Browning Julia, Blennerhassett av. Browning Laura, Blennerhassett av. Browning Louise, Blennerhassett av. Bruny George, foreman, Florence. Buckner Noah (& Mrs), ferryman, Walnut. Buries Charles (& Mrs), Elm. Burton A W (& Mrs), brick contr, Florence. Burton Bernard, Florence. Byron W M (& Mrs), collector, Main. Cady Catherine Mrs, Walnut. Callander John (& Mrs), blksmith, Pomeroy Pike. Campbell Lina, Pomeroy Pike. Campbell Lum, teacher, Main. Casley D R (& Mrs), machinist, Main. Casley Edyth, student, Main. Casley Pauline, Main. Chambers Gracie, Main. Chambers Lee (& Mrs), carpenter, Main. Chambers Mary Mrs, Main. Chambers Ethel Mrs, 302 Main. Chambers Floyd L (& Mrs), F'orence. Channel O (& Mrs), laborer, Main. Charter C A (& Mrs), agt, G09 Walnut. Charter Elizabeth, 609 Walnut. Charter Frank, clerk, G09 Walnut. Charter Ida, student, 609 Walnut. Charter Lelia, student, 609 Walnut. Cherry J W (& Mrs), molder, Elm. Cherry J W (& Mrs), cigar mfr, Elm. Christopher Allen, student, Main. Christopher C L (& Mrs), laborer, Main. Cilles Bertram, student, Walnut. Cilles Bessye, stenographer, Walnui. —254- Cilles Captain (& Mrs), pilot, Walnut. Coe Ernest, packer, Walnut. Coe Grace, Walnut. Coe Loring, Walnut. Coe Wm (& Mrs), insurance agt, Walnut. Corapton Robert (& Mrs), carpenter. Main. Compton R L, helper. Main. Costola Carrie, student, Walnut. Costola Charles (& Mrs), watchman, 5th. Costola Ellen, seamstress, Clement av. Costola George (& Mrs), machinist, Walnut. Costola Lon, plumber, 5th. Costo'a Mabel, tel opr, 5th. Costola Patrick (& Mrs), ticket ast, Clem- ent av. Costola Wm (& Mrs), watchman, Main. Cox Ernest H, bell boy, Walnut. Cox W E (& Mrs), merchant, Main. Ciamer Flora, stenographer, Main. Cranston Sarah A Mrs, Main. Cunningham I C (& Mrs), Walnut. Cunningham Mary J, Main. Curtis Alice Mrs, boarding house, Walnu. Curtis Bernice, clerk, Walnut. Curtis Mabel, Walnut. Cutler Robert R (& Mrs), engineer, Blenner- hassett av. D Dana George R, student, Walnut. Dana John (& Mrs), mtgr, Walnut. Dana Lockwood, student, Walnut. Dana Marian, student, Walnut. Daniels Hattie Mrs, Walnut. Daniels J J (& Mrs), engineer, Main. Darnold F H, bricklayer, Main. Darst Ada, student, Clement av. Darst C J (& Mrs), Clement av. Davis F D (& Mrs), laborer, Main. Davison J W (& Mrs), Main. Deeble Ella, Walnut. Deem David (& Mrs), Main. Deems Joseph (& Mrs), engineer. Elm. Dickinson Rev C E (& Mrs), Walnut. Dittman W S (&Mrs), oil driller, Blenner- hassett av. Dixon Ella, Main. Douglas Ada, tel operator, Florence. Douglas Carl M, iron worker, Florence. Douglas Greek, milliner, Florence. Douglas M W (& Mrs), contr, Florence. Dovener Albert (& Mrs), 603 Walnut. Drake Charlotte, Depot. Drake Dessie, Depot. Drake J H (& Mrs), foreman. Depot. Diake J K, railroader, Depot. Dressel Charles (& Mrs), supt, Elm. Dressel F J (& Mrs), 316 Main. Dressel G M (& Mrs), salesman, Walnut. Dressel Harry, clerk, Blennerhassett av. Dressel J M (& Mrs), Blennerhassett av. Dugan Amos (& Mrs), postman, Elm. Dunbarger Capt A C (& Mrs). Main. Duncan C H (& Mrs), saloonist. Main/ Dye Ross (& Mrs), engineer, Pomeroy Pike. Dyke Richard (& Mrs), teamster, Elm. Dyke Thomas, pipe layer. Main. E Ellenwood Da'e, liveryman, Blennerhassi it. Ellenwood N (& Mrs), liveryman, Blen- nerhassett av. Ellenwood Willard, Blennerhassett av. Ellenwood Weir, Blennerhassett av. Ellison Casto (& Mrs), laborer, 5th. Ferguson E H (& Mrs), Main. Ferguson E M (& Mrs), Main. Figley Frank (& Mrs), oil driller, Main. First National Bank (B C Van Winkle pr.'s, D M Alderman vice pres, F A Van Duren cashier), cor Main and Blennerhassett. Fich J W (& Mrs), engineer, Main. Fitch Ruth, Main. Fittro Harry, marble cutter, Blennerhassett. Fittro Moore, delivery boy, Blennerhassett. Fittro Samuel (& Mrs), Blennerhassett av. Flaherty Michael (& Mrs), foreman, Depot. Flanagan J W (& Mrs), blksmith, Florence. Flanagan Mary, Florence. Fling Dosha, Main. Fling S B, miller. Main. Ford Lee L (& Mrs), plumber, Walnut. Forbes Julia, Elm. Fowler Jane, waiter. Main. Frederick Susana, Depot. Fry A C (& Mrs), John. Fry I N (& Mrs), teamster, Walnut. Fry Jessie, planer. Walnut. Fry Roy, planer. Walnut. Fuller E F (& Mrs), salesman, Walnut. Fulton John (& Mrs), - Florence. Fulton Thomas (&Mrs), laborer, Florence. Furben Lydia Mrs, Main. Gainer M E, plumber. Main. Gallagher C H (& Mrs)', foreman, Main. Gallagher Mary, Main. Gallagher Philip (& Mrs), Main. Gamble W W (& Mrs), Elm. Gardner John (& Mrs), grocer, 5th. Garloch Bernice, O'Neal. Garloch Guthrie, machinist, O'Neal. -255— Garloch J W (& Mrs), engineer, O'Neal. Garloch Ralph, O'Neal. Garloch Winifred, O'Neal. Gearheart H (& Mrs), engineer, Florence. Gerhold A M, freight man, Depot. Gettle C (& Mrs), teamster, Florence. Glazier A W (& Mrs), Main. Glazier Arthur, student, Main. Glazier H H (& Mrs), clerk, Walnut. Goodno Dr C W, physician, Main. Gorby Z S (& Mrs), Walnut. Gorby Lulu, teacher. Walnut. Gould Harry (& Mrs), gardener, Main. H Haddox Duncan, night ferryman. Blenner- hassett av. Haddox D D, watchman, Blennerhassett av. Hale P I Jr (& Mrs), salesman, Main. Hale P I (& Mrs), Walnut. Hall Andrew (& Mrs), Elm. Hall George, student, Elm. Halsey E M, undertaker, Main. Hamilton M R (& Mrs), freight agt, Flor- ence. Harden Samuel (& Mrs), Walnut. Harrison Chester (& Mrs), Elm. Harrison F J (& Mrs), machinist, Elm. Harrison Jackson, Main. Harvey Anna, laundress, Main. Harvey Emma, laundress. Main. rtarvey Roxana, ironer, Main. Hawk S M, meat market, Walnut. Hazlerigg Frank (& Mrs), 603 Walnut. heflin Anna, seamstress, Florence. Heflin Enoch H (& Mrs), pumper, Florence. Heflin Frank, student, Florence. Henderson Jane Mrs, O'Neal. Henderson Mary Mrs, Main. Henderson Sherman, Main. Hendershot Jack, farmer, Main. Hendershot L (& Mrs), teamster, Main. Hill Elizabeth Mrs, cor 3d and Main. Hill Frank Jr, engineer. Elm. Hill J W (& Mrs), shoemkr, 503 Main. Holden Martha Mrs, Main. Hufford John (& Mrs), Elm. Hugh Katie, clerk, Depot. Hugh Willie, yard clerk. Depot. Hull Frank (& Mrs), engineer, Blennerhas- sett av. Hull Robert Jr, clerk, Blennerhassett av. Hulbut A Mrs, Depot. Hurlow Chas H (& Mrs), brickmason, Clem- ent av. Hurlow Delma, expressman, Clement av. Hurlow Stanley, student, Clement av. Hurlow Willie, Clement av. Hutchison Geo, carpenter, O'Neal. —256- Hutchison James, pilot, O'Neal. Hutchison Lara, O'Neal. Jackson Blanden, 521 Main. Jackson C S (& Mrs), salesman. Main. Jackson Josephine, 521 Main. Jackson Thos, insurance, Blennerhassett av. Jackson T B, grocer. Jamison W W Jr, oil man, Walnut. Jenell Charlie, helper, Main. Jones Alpha, helper, 5th. Jones Cornelia, Florence. Jones Eugene, Florence. Jones Henry (& Mrs), blacksmith, Walnut. Jones Henry (& Mrs), teamster, Walnut. Joyce Anna, seamstress, Walnut. Joyce Margaret, Walnut. K Kelly Erma, student, Main. Kennedy B L (& Mrs), pilot, Main. Kent Roy, carpenter, Elm. Kent Samuel (& Mrs), junk dealer, Elm. Kiehl E R (& Mrs), contractor, Walnut. Kimes Howard, student, 302 Main. Kimes Wm J (& Mrs), produce man, 302 Main. King D A Mrs, O'Neal. King J G (& Mrs), 402 Florence. King Jas K (& Mrs), engineer, 14G Main. King Lena Mrs, Main. King Virginia, 14G Main. Knee P H (& Mrs), foreman, Walnut. Knowles Ralph (& Mrs), woodwkr, Flor- ence. Kraft Harry W (& Mrs), pilot, Florence. Kraft Harry, Florence. Lacy Emma C, Florence. Lacy Fred (& Mrs), chef, Florence. Lang F A (& Mrs), Florence. Laughlin Rev J G (& Mrs), pastor M B Church, Main. Lewis W H (& Mrs), laborer, Walnut. Lupardus Anna, O'Neal. Lupardus John, laborer, O'Neal. Luzader Bruce, clerk, Florence. Luzader Charles, student, Florence. Luzader Mary Mrs, Florence. M Maddy S S (& Mrs), clerk, Florence. Mankins Rufus (& Mrs), Main. Marsh Mary L, Main. McCard Alex (& Mrs), Elm. McCray Floyd (&. Mrs), carpenter, Walnut. McCray P A (& Mrs), farmer, Walnut. McClure John (& Mrs), postman, John. McDonough Deliah. McDonough Patrick, salesman. McDonough Patrick. McGrew H D (& Mrs), carpenter, Main. McGrew Jesse (& Mrs), marshal, 400 Walnut McGrew Mabel, 400 Walnut. McGrew Mike (& Mrs), Main. McNeal Chas Mrs, asst postmistress, Main. McPherson E C (& Mrs), laborer, Elm. McPherson John (& Mrs), laborer, O'Neal. McPherson Minnie, dressmaker, Elm. McPherson W R (& Mrs), carpenter, Elm. Merville A V (& Mrs), oil driller, Florence. Miller Clyde, brakeman, Elm. Miller Florence, Elm. Miller Mary B, student, Elm. Miller Myrtle, student, Elm. Miller Henry (& Mrs), plasterer, Elm. Miller Rebecca Mrs, Elm. Miller Stella, Elm. Miller T B t& Mrs), carpenter, Florence. Miller W A (& Mrs), jeweler, Main. Mitchell George (& Mrs), foreman, Depot. Mitchell Harry (& Mrs), Depot. Mitchell Nettie, nurse, Walnut. Monroe James (& Mrs), cook, Florence. Morgan William, Walnut. Morris Allen C (& Mrs), packer, Elm. Mummy T J (& Mrs), eng, Walnut. Mummy Willis R, Walnut. Murphy T T (&Mrs), Justice of the Peace, 128 Main. Oliver Laura, student, Florence. O'Neal Dora H Mrs, Main. O'Neal E R (& Mrs), farmer, 612 Main. O'Neal J C (<£ Mrs), farmer, Main. O'Neal Josie. G12 Main. O'Neil J J Mrs, engineer, Main. Packard J H (& Mrs), druggist. Walnut. Packard H (& Mrs), carpenter. Elm. Packett Margaret Mrs, 402 Florence. Patton Milton (& Mrs), carpenter, Main. Patton Minnie, teacher. Main. Pearcy James A (& Mrs), miller, Florence. Pearcy G W, miller, Florence. Pennock Eleanor, Main. Pennock Lucy, Main. Pennock Mrs, Main. Pennock Sadie, Main. Peters Clara, clerk, Main. Peters John (& Mrs), carpenter. Main. Pinnell Mason, clerk, Main. Pinnell R L Mrs, Walnut. Totter Elmer (& Mrs), deliveryman, Main. Powell Andra. milliner, Main. Powell Blanche, milliner, Main. Powell James (& Mrs), gardener. .Main. Prereton James, student, O'Neal. Ptereton Marian, O'Neal. Piunty T J (& Mrs), physician, 322 Main. R N Needham Dana (& Mrs), merchant, Blenner- hassett av. Needham D R (& Mrs), Walnut. Nicho's Malissa Mrs, Clement av. Nichols Wm (& Mrs), carpenter, Clemen:. Noland Reuben (& Mrs), Walnut. Northrope Chas (& Mrs), shipping clerk Main. Northrope Doris, Main. Northrope George (& Mrs), Main. Northrope George, shearer, Main. Northrope Ida, student, Main. Northrope Paul (& Mrs), carpenter, Main. Nuzum David (& Mrs), grocer, Elm. Oliver David (& Mrs), contr, Florence. Oliver Janette, Florence. Oliver John '& Mrs), Florence. Rankin O W (& Mrs), oil man, 5th. Rathbone Frances, music teacher, E'm. Ray Emily, 224 Florence. Reed James, 224 Florence. Reid Jessie M, Walnut. Reid W H Jr, engineer, Walnut. Reid W H (& Mrs), jeweler, Walnut. Rice C L (& Mrs), laborer, Main. Richards J H. engineer. Main. Riffe SP A Mrs), brakeman, Main. Riley J E (& Mrs), liveryman, Main. Robinson C E, barber, Walnut. Robinson Effle Mrs, G04 Walnut. Rogers S F (& Mrs), clerk, Florence. Rone Mike Mrs, Main. Root Anna, 503 Main. Root C E, 503 Main. Ross Ellen, Walnut. Rounds Edward (& Mrs), tinner, Depot. Rounds Leonard, farmer, Depot. Rounds Myrtle, Depot. Roush Minnie, Florence. Rudy Jack, Florence. Rudy John (& Mrs), riverman, 408 Florence. —257- Saddler Vivian, prin of schools, Walnut. Sanborn .1 W (& Mrs), Florence. Sciance James (& Mrs), 2d-hand store, Bel- pre Hotel. Scott Anna, dressmaker, Elm. Scott Charles (& Mrs), packer, Elm. Scott Matilda Mrs, Elm. Scott Julius, farmer, Walnut. SCott J N (& Mrs), farmer, Walnut. Scott Raymond, farmer, Walnut. Seffens Edward (& Mrs), carp, 523 Main. Seffens Lena, student, 523 Main. Settle G W (& Mrs), shipping elk, Main. Shaw J W (& Mrs), Main. Shaw Win (oc Mrs), engineer, Florence. Shock Worth (& Mrs), teamster, Main. Simpson Alpha, student, Walnut. Simpson Anna, student, Walnut. Simpson Porterfield (& Mrs), carp, Walnut. Simpson Rhea, Walnut. Singer Charles (& Mrs), millman, Elm. Singer Dessie, student, Elm. Singer Erie, student. Elm. Singer Lulu, student, Elm. Six Effle Mrs, Main. Smith Carl, bkkpr, Blennerhassett av. Smith Ellen Mrs, Florence. Smith T H (& Mrs), merchant, Blennerhas- sett av. Smith John F, tinner, Florence. Smith Joseph, steam shovel, Florence. Smith Mary J Mrs, Florence. Smith Susan Mrs, Florence. Smith W H (& Mrs), laborer, Clement av. Sparhawk Caroline, seamstress, Main. Spencer G R (& Mrs), painter, Florence. Spencer Joe, car inspector, 5th. Spencer Samuel (& Mrs), pilot, 5th. Stalnaker Win (& Mrs), miller, Main. Stalnaker \vm (& Mrs), engineer, Main. Starling D E (& Mrs), carpenter, Main. Steward Dan (& Mrs), fireman, 608 Walnut. Steward Florence M, student, Main. Steward Harley (& Mrs), minister, Main. Steele R. M (& Mrs), train dispatcher, Elm. Stone H L, druggist, Blennerhassett av. Stone's Drug Store, Blennerhassett av. Stone Elliott, furniture, Blennerhassett av. Stone Frank (& Mrs), farmer, Clement av. Stone John (& Mrs), ferryman, Blenner- hassett av. Stone J M (& Mrs), produce, Walnut. Stone Lena, Clements av. Stone Northrope, farmer, Blennerhassett av. Stone Rowena Mrs, Blennerhassett av. Stone Sidney, Clement av. Sturm Homer (& Mrs), bridge builder, John. Sturm Muriel, Main. Sturm W P (.& Mrs), foreman. Main. Sutton L L (& Mrs), carpenter, Walnut. Suiny R B (& Mrs), engineer, Blennerhas- sett av. Suiny Wm, Blennerhassett av. Taylor Charles, stableman, 604 Walnut. Taylor G E (& Mrs), carpenter, Clement. Taylor H B Mrs, Clement av. Taylor Jas E, grocer, Clement av. Taylor R W, expressman, Clement av. Taylor S M (& Mrs), barber, Main. Trautman Lee (& Mrs), tool dresser, Main. Turner Charles, laborer, O'Neal. Turner Frank (uc Mrs), laborer, O'Neal. Turner Nina, clerk, Florence. Turner Robert, student, O'Neal. Turrell Esther Mrs, Elm. Turrell James (& Mrs), teamster, Florence. Tyler James (& Mrs), Florence. u Ullum E R, Florence. Ullum Frank (& Mrs), carpenter, Florence. Van Duren Frank, cashier. Van Metar Clara Mrs, Blennerhassett av. Van Metar Frank, Blennerhassett av. Van Metar, Fred, printer, Blennerhassett av. Van Metar Sadie, Blennerhassett av. Van Winkle B L Dr, Blennerhassett av. w Wakefield Judy, Main. Ward James (& Mrs), fireman, Main. Warfield Frances, teacher. Main. Warfield Margaret, Main. Warrass Evaline, Florence. Warrass Ida, Florence. Warrass Maud, Florence. Waterman Frank (& Mrs), shipping clerk. Waterman J B (& Mrs), insurance, Blenner- hassett av. Watson Anna, Main. Wayman Douglas, Elm. Wayman Grace, student, Elm. Wayman W E t& Mrs), steamboat elk, Elm Weatherbe« Albert (& Mrs), teacher, Elm. Weatherbee Carl, driver, Elm. Weatherbee Claude, student, Elm. Weatherbee Walter, student, Elm. Wetzel Maude Mrs, 5th. Wetzel Vivian, machine opr, Elm. Wharton Lloyd H, student, Walnut. —258— Wharton W J (& Mrs), Walnut. White H C (& Mrs), millwright, Florence. Whitehair A S (& Mrs), farmer. Main. Wigner A J (& Mrs), stone mason, 50C Elm. Wigner Ethel, 50G Elm. Wigner Eva, student, 50G Elm. Wileoxen Wm, teamster, Walnut. Wilcoxen Bill, teamster, Walnut. Wileoxen Harvey (& Mrs), butcher, Walnut. Wilcoxen .1 H (& Mrs), teamster, Blehner- hassett av. Wilcoxen Samuel (& Mrs), liveryman, Wal- nut. Wilcoxen T J (& Mrs), Blennerhassett av. Wilcoxen Wm, mill hand, Walnut. Williams Amanda Mrs, Main. Williams Anna, Main. Williams Bertha, Main. Williams Bessie, Main. Williams John (& Mrs), Main. Williams Lena, Main. Williams Mattie, Main. Williams T E (& Mrs), mechanic, Elm. Wilson Emma, Main. Wilson Prank (& Mrs), shipping clerk, Florence. Wilson Fred, Walnut. Wilson Henry (& Mrs), fruit tree agt. Main. Witherspoon J F (& Mrs), tel opr, Main. Witte Florence, student, Walnut. Woodruff Luther (& Mrs), yardmaster, Main. Wolf Fred, Main. Wolf Wm (& Mrs), sign painter, Main. Wright De'la, student, Walnut. Wright Geo (& Mrs), engineer, 517 Walnut. Wright Helen, student, 517 Walnut. Wright Isaac (& Mrs), janitor, Walnu. Wirght Mabel, student, Walnut. Additional Addresses —259— Street and Avenue Guide to Parkersburg A, from Ceiar south 1st west of Elizabeth pike, Tavennerville. Addison, now 24th. Agnes, from Worthington creek north 1st east of Kenner. A.1 la, X Parkersburg. Andrews, from 1380 Till to Worthington Creek. Ann. from Little Kanawha River north io Murdoch av, 1st easl of Ohio. Atlantic av, from Springdale av, west to Pond lane, Beechwood. Avery, from Little Kanawha River north i < Odd Fellows Cemetery, first east of Mar- ket. It, from Lubeck av. south, lsl west of Kra- mer, S Side. Bartlett av, from Hull Creek Road to Hem- lock, 1 s Wesl Virginia av, N Parkersburg. Beaver, from 14th north, 1st west of St Marys av. Belle, from Worthington Creek n. 2nd wesl of while bridge. Baxter, from Short west to Pond Run, I north of Park place. Bird, from Andrew south to Staunton av, 1st e of Mark. Blennerhassett av, from Pond lane, Beech- wood, east to North A-very, N Parkers- burg. Bradley av, from Juliana st bridge west, S Side. Briant, from 17th south to Tib, 1st east of Park av. Brooklyn, from 23d north, 1 east of Mouut Olivet Cemetery. Brown av, from 10th to 11th bet Ann and Juliana. Bryan, now Pearcj av. Hull Creek Road (25th) from Pottery Junc- tion northeast, N Parkersburg. Bush, from 12ih bet Avery and Quincy, south and east to Quiney. C, from Lubeck av, south 1st west of B, S Side. Camden, from 1210 7th south to S O Co',; refinery. Camden av, now 26th. Carney, from 13th north. 1 east of Dillowav. Cellar, from Elizabeth av west, 6th s of Kanawha River. S Side. Central, from 24th n. 1st w of Garfield av. Center. Quick's addition east of City Park. (Vntial av. N Parkei slmrg. from Foley laic south, 1st e of Dudley road. Central av, from Juliana st bridge southeast, 2d south of Kanawha River also from Lu- beck av e, lili s of Kanawha river, S Side. Chancellor av, from 6th to 7th bet Market and Avery. Charles, from 1041 Swann east to Laird av. Chestnut, from 23d s 1st w of Fairview av. Chestnut. Grand View Ktights, 1st north of 25th. City Hall Place, west from 511 Market. Clay, from 8th north, 1st east of Avery. Clement av from 23d, north, 1 west St Marys av. Columbia av, from in 1-2 to Jackson av, 1st west of Swann. Columbia, from 1(114 Swann west to Jack- son av. Copen, from 12th n along O R R R. Cornwell Place, from 11th south 400 f 1 , 1st east of Avery. Court sq. from 211 3d east to Market. Covert, from 1 :', 1-2 north, 1st east of Spring Curry, from Gale av wesl bet 5th and 6th. I), from Lubeck av, south, 2d west of li, S Side. Depot, from Harris east to S O Co's refiner/. DeSalles Heights, Murdoch av and Ann ext. Dewey, now Maxwell a v. Dickel av, from 23d south, 2d east of City Park. Dillowav, from 12th north to 11th, 1st east of Latrobe. Dils, now 23d. Division, from 24th north to city line, 2d west of Murdoch av. Division, from 1040 Elizabeth av south, S Side. Dudley av, from 19th n e to N Parkersbuifj. Dunbar, from Staunton pike n, 1st e of Vic- toria (Stone add). E, from Lubeck av south. 3d west of B, S Side. East, from Marietta a' - north to 7th, 1st east of George. Eighteenth, from O R R R west to Ohio River and from Market e to St Marys av. Eighth, from Park Place east to Green and from Swann west, 1st north of 7th. Eleventh, from Murdoch av e to Quiucy. Elizabeth Pike, from Neals Run n along Kanawha River, S Side. — 26C— Elm, from Park to Chestnut, 1st s of 23d. F, from Lubeck av south, 4th west of B, S Side. Fairview av, from 7th n to 23d. Farrow av, west side Prospect Hill, n of Clay. Fifteenth, from St Marjj av east. Fifth, from Ohio River east to 1? & O R It, 1st north of 4th. Fifth av, from Division east, 5th south ■/' Central av, S Side. Finley, from 8th north, 1 w of Murdoch av. First, from Ann southeast, 1st north of Little Kanawha River. First av, from Division north, 1st south of Central av, S Side. Florida av, now 25th. Foley's Lane, from Bull Creek Road ea-sf. N Parkersburg. Fourteenth, from Spring east to Catholic Cemetery and from Catholic Cemetery east. Fourth, from S30 Ann east to R & O R R. Fourth av. from Division east, 4th south of Central av, S Side. Franklin av, from 120 8th, north to 10th. Front, now Ohio av. G, from Lubeck av south. 5th west of I!, S Side. Gale av. from 584 5th north to 6th. Garfield av, from 12th north to 26th, 1st west, of .Murdoch av. George, from Little Kanawha River n to Stewart's addition, 1st east of William and from 16th north, 1st east of Oak. George, from Elizabeth av s, 3d n of Divi- sion, S Side. Gould av, Ohio River to City Park. Grafton, from 921 Swann east to Latrobe. Grant, fiom Gth n, 1st west of Ann. Green, 1st east of Avery from Little Ka- nawha River north to Prospect Hill. H, from Lubeck av south, Gth west of B, S Side. Hall, now 19 1-2. Harris, from 600 6th north to 7th, 1st east of Gale av. Hemlock, from West Virginia av south, 6th east of Springdale av N Parkersburg. High, Grand View Heights, 3d n of 25th. Highland, from 23d north, 2d east of Mount Olivet Cemetery. Holly, from Highland west, 1st north of 23d. Hopkins, from Marietta av north to 7th b • Green and Harris. Jeannette, from Swann e to Oakwood, 1st n of B & O R R. Jeannette av, from Julius to William and from George to East bet Jeannette and Mary. Jersey av, from Elizabeth Pike east, 4th from Kanawha River, S Side. John, from Quincy east to Jackson av, 1st north of 7th. Johnson av, from Bu'l Creek Road west to North Avery, N Parkersburg. Juliana, from Little Kanawha River n to ICtli, 1st west of Market. Julius, from Marietta av north to 724 7th. Juniata, from West Virginia av south, s east of Springdale av, N Parkersburg. Keever, from 18th north, 1st east of Ohio River, Riverside. Kenner, from River north to Andrews, 1st east of Lulu. Kramer, west from Lubeck av, 1st south of Central av, S Side. Laird av, from 7th north to Stewart's addi- tion, 1st east of George. Latrobe, from 823 7th north to 24tn. Lavassar, now 23d. Laverne, from Dilloway west, north of 13th. Leafy Glen Court, from 551 Gth, north to Marietta av. Lee, from lGth north, 2d west of Park av. Lenore, from 4th av north, 1st e of George, S Side. Liberty, from 16th north to 23d. Lincoln av, from Springdale av, west cO Pond lane, Beechwood. Linden, from Blennerhassett av north to West Virginia av, 2d east of Springdale av, N Parkersburg. Logan av, N Parkersburg. Lubeck av, 1st south of Kanawha. River from Juliana st bridge southeast, S Side. Lulu, from Staunton north to Andrews, 1st east of Bird. Lynn, from 784 7th north to 19th and from 23d north to 25th, 1st east of Dudley av. .Madison av, from Jackson av east, 1st north of 7th. Madison av, from Bull Creek Road west, 1st north of Foley's lane, N Parkersburg. Main, from near Neals Run west, 1st south of Lubeck av, S Side. Maple, from 23d south, 1st east of Dickel a v. Mark, from Andrews, south to Staunton, 1st east of Camden. Market, from Little Kanawha River north to 16th, 1st east of Juliana. .Mary, from 812 7th, east to Camden. Maxwell av, from lGth north, 1st west of Park av. Michigan av, from Elizabeth pike east, 15 Side. Monroe, from Gth north, 2d west of Ann. Mount, from Harris east, 1st south of 7th. Jlu doch, from Park Place north, 2d west of Murdoch av. —261— Murdoch av, from 805 Ann north to Spring- dale av. Newton, from 24th north, 3d west of Gar- field av. Nine-and-a-Half, from Market east to Avery. Nineteen-and-a-Half, from O R R R west, 1st north of 19th. Nineteenth, from Ohio River east to City Park, 1st north of 18th. Ninth, from Ann east to Avery. North Avery, from West Virginia av south. -1th east of Springdale av, N Parkersburg. North Cornwell, bet Avery and Spring from 13th north to 11th ext. North Grand av, from Summit north. Oak, from St Xavier's Cemetery north to 23d, 1st east of Park. Oak, from 841 7th north to Virginia av. Oakwood, from Mary south, 1st east of Stephenson. Ohio, from 1st to 2d, along Ohio River. Ohio av, from 19th north to limits, 1st west of Murdoch av. Paden (14th) from Dilloway east, 1st north of 12th. Park, from 15th north to 19th, 1st east ot Latrobe. Park av, from Foley's lane south, 2d east of Dudley road, N Parkersburg. Park av, from 7th north to 23d. Park Place, west end of 8th. Pearcy av, from lGth north, 3d west of Park av. Pennsylvania av, from Division east, 2d south of Kanawha River, S Side. Phelps av, from Phelps Chapel west, N Parkersburg. Phillips Court Alley, from 315 1st, north to 9 1-2. Pike, from Marietta south, 1st east of Harris. Pine, from Race to Dickel av, east of City Park. Pine, from West Virginia av south. 1st west of Springdale, Beechwood. Plum, from 10th north to 23d, 1st. east cf Oak. Pond Lane, from West Virginia av south, 4th wesi of Springdale av, Beechwood. Poplar, from West Virginia av south, 3d west of Springdale av, Beechwood. Post, 1st east of Ohio River from Ohio av south. Queen, from Copen south to Ohio River, Is: north of 12th. Queen Lane, from Springdale av west to Pond lane, Beechwood. Quincy, from 7th north to Kith, 1st east of Green. Race, from 7th north, 1st east of City Park. Ramsey, from 13th north, 2d east of Dillo- way. Randolph, from 24th north, 4th west of Ga"- field av. Ridge, from Blennerhassett av north *o West Virginia av, 3d east of Springda'e av, N Parkersburg. Riley, from 24th north, 2d w of Garfield av. River, from Belle west. • River Road, from Elizabeth pike 1st east of Scott, Tavennerville. Riverview, from 12th north to Queen, 1st west of O R R R. St Clouds al, from Little Kanawha River north to 5th bet Green and Avery. St James Court Alley, from 1st north to 3th bet Ann and Juliana. St Marys av, from 514 13th. north to 19th. Saunders av, N Parkersburg. Scott, from Elizabeth west, 1st south of Wood, S Side. Second, from Ohio River southeast to Grem, 2d north of Little Kanawha River. Second, from Pennsylvania av south, 1st east of Division, S Side. Second av, from Division east, 2d south of Central av, S Side. Seven-and-a-Half, from 034 Ann east ro Juliana. Seventeenth, from Market east to Fairvirw addition. Seventh, from Ann east to city limits. Shattuck av, Prospect Hill, west of Quincy. Short, from Park place north, 3d west of Murdoch av. Short Oak, Latrobe to William bet Virginia av and Charles. Sidney, now Garfield av. Sixteenth, from Murdoch av west to K R R shops and from .Market east to Fair- view addition. Sixth, from Ohio River east to B & O R R, 1st north of 5th. Sixth av, from Division east, 6th south of Central av, S Side. Skirvin, from 12lli north, 1st. west of Gar- field av. Smith, now lsth. Smithfield, from Columbia north, 1st east of Jackson av. Snakeville Road, now Fairview a\ South Grand av, from 25th north to Sum- mit. Spencer, from Staunton pike north, 1st west of Kraft school. Spencer av, from Juliana st .bridge west, S Side. Spring, from 13th north to old corporation line, 1st east of Avery. Springdale av, from Murdoch av ext north. Spruce, from Blennerhassett av north to West Virginia av, 1st east of Springdale av, N Parkersburg. —262- Staunton av, from 1200 7th east to Worth- ington Creek. Staunton Pike, from Worthington Creek southeast. Stephenson av, from 1120 Tth south to U & O R R. Stewart, from 23d north, 1 west of Dudley av Stone, from Staunton pike north, 1st east of Kraft school. Stout, from Staunton pike north, Stone add. Stout, west from Murdoch av, bet 13th and 14th. Summit, north from South Grand av 10 North Grand av. Terrapin Knob. Susquehanna av, from Springdale av west to Pond lane, Beechwood. Swann, from 700 Jeannette north to 13th. Tefft, from 1145 Swann east to Laird av. Ten-and-a-Half, from Quincy east to Smith- field. Tenth, from Murdoch av, east to Avery. Terrace av, from Lubeck av east, 2d from Kanawha River, S Side. Terrawanda av, N Parkersburg. Third, from Ohio River southeast to Green, 1st n of 2d. Third, from 1st av south, 2d east, of Division, S Side. Third av, from Division east, 3d south ...f Central av, S Side. Thirteen-and-a-Half, from Spring east to St Marys av. Thirteenth, from Ann east to old corpora- tion line. Thomas, from Staunton av south to S Co's refinery. Turner, from Park place north 4th, west of Murdoch av. Twelfth, from Ohio Riyer east to Juliana, from Avery east to Quincy and from La- trobe east to Stephenson estate. Twentieth, from Ohio River east to Murdoch av. and from Dudley av east to City Park. Twenty-first, from Dud'ey av east to City Park, 1st north of 20th. Twenty-second, from Dudley av east to Oak. Twenty-third, from Dudley av east to Pair- view av. Twenty-fourth, from Ohio River east to La- trobe. Twenty-fifth, from Ohio River east to Riley and from Dudley av east to St Marys av.| Twenty-sixth, from Ohio River east to Mur- doch av. Valley, Grand View Heights, 4th north of 25th. . Vaughn av from 23d north, 1st east of La- trobe to and beyond limits. Victoria, from Staunton pike north (Stone add), 1st east of Stout. Vine, Grand View Heights, 2d north of 25th. Virginia av, from Latrobe east to Laird av. Virginia av, from Neals Run east, 1st north of Central av, S Side. Wade, from Worthington Creek north, 1st west of White Bridge. Walnut, from West Virginia av south, 2d west of Springdale av, Beechwood. Walnut, from Elizabeth pike west 2d north of Central av, S Side. Warne, from Lubeck av west, 1st north of Central av, S Side. Washington av, Dudley av to City Park. Water, from 12th north, 1st east of Ohio River. West Virginia av, from Ohio River east to Bull Creek Road, Beechwood. William, from Marietta av north to Stew- art's add, 1st west of George. Williams Court Alley, from 208 1st north. Wood, from S25 Swann east to Latrobe, 1st north of 7th. Wood, from Elizabeth pike west, i Side. NEW STREETS. LAUCKPORT. Second, south from Lubeck av, bet Central av and 3d. Third, south from Lubeck av, between 2d and 4th. Fourth, south from Lubeck av, between 3d and 5th. Fifth, south from Lubeck av, between 4th and 0th. Sixlh, south from Lubeck av, between 7tn and 5th. Seventh, south from Lubeck av, between 0th and 8th. Eighth, south from Lubeck av, west of 7t'i. Hooker, in Sheffield, along L K R R. Thomas av, south of Hooker, southeast and northwest. Sheridan av, south of Hooker, southeast and northwest. Sherman av, south of Hooker, southeast and northwest. Grant av, south of Hooker, southeast and northwest. Lee av, southwest of Central av, Sheffield. Early av, southwest of Central av, Sheffield. Jackson av, southwest of Central av, Shef- field. Johnston av, southwest of Central av, Shef- field. Hancock av, southwest of Central av, Shef- field. Meade av, southwest of Central av, Sheffield. Bell, Central av to L K R R. Ward, Central av to L K R R. Edison, Ward to Thomas av, northeast. Whitney, Ward to Thomas av, northeast. Franklin, southeast of Whitney to L K R R. Neal av, Maplewood, east from Springdale w Martin av, south of Neal av, east to Plum from Springdale av. Summit, east, from Springdale av, south of Martin av. -263— The Home of The W. M. Barnes Directory Company, Parkersburg. Chestnut, north from Summit to Neal. Olive, north from Summit to Neal av, east of Chestnut. Plum, north from Summit to Neal av, east of Olive. Ash, north from Summit to Neal av, east of Plum. CRYSTAL SPRINGS ADDITION. Kendall av, west from Springdale av to O R R R. Jackson av, west from Springdale av *o R R R. Shattuck av, west from Springdale av to O R R R. Poplar, north, bet Pond lane and Spring- dale av. Pond Lane, bet High and Poplar, north be- tween Kendall and Shattuck av. High, north, bet Kendall av and Shattuck av, between Pond lane and Blazer. Blazer, along O R R R, between Shattuck av and Kendall av. Neal av, N Parkersburg, west from Bull Creek Road north of Saunders av. Saundeis av, N Parkersburg, west from Bull Creek Road, between Neal and Smith av. Smith av, N Parkersburg, e from Second, south of Saunders av. Second, from West Virginia av north to Neal av, 1st west of Bull Creek Road. Third, north, between Saunders av and Nei'l av, 2d west of Bull Creek Road. Fourth, north, between Smith av and N^i.1 av, 3d west of Bull Creek Road. Additional Addresses —265- Additional Addresses —266— Additional Addresses —267- Additional Addresses —268— - ^0< '■.' 9 sr"V •', ** A 1 V** 1 v ^ 1'*^. l« C3 J* i - ..-■ ^ I P , "f* ^ °o \* .. * o V ■'■-, V °o X , ^U • ,; ■ %-- %^ ^° >: : ■.,.■ <. ■ilV 0G1 ' ^ND e Sw" ■<"V