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WHITING'S  PHARMACY 

WHITING  &  SON  -  Proprietors 


pORTY  years  experience  in  the  local  Drug  line  enables 
us  to  know  the  needs  of  the  people  of  Union  City 
and  vicinity  in 


DRUG5,   MLDICINL5,  CHLMICAL5 
DRUGGI5T5'  5UNDRIL5  of  all  kinds 
TOILLT  ARTICLLS,  STATIONLRY 
CIGAR5,  CONFE,CTION5,  POST 
CARDS,  PLRFUMLS.  Ltc. 


not  forgetting  our  SODA  WATLR  and  ICL  CRLAM 
during  the  heated  period. 


Prescriptions  Carefully  Compounded 


WHITING  &   SON 


YOU  CAN  BUY 

Old  Tavern  Flour 

FROM 

Smith  &  Hayner 

UNION   CITY 

And  get  your  money  back  it 
you  are  not  satisfied.  We 
think  you  will  want  another 
sack  rather  than  your  money 
back;   butwe  leave  that  to  you 

BUY  ENOUGH  TO  TRY 

BERDAN  &  CO.,   Distributers 

TOLEDO,  OHIO 

PERRY  J.  BUELL 

DEALER   IN 

Lumber  and  Building  Supplies 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Lath,  Shingles 
Cement,  Brick,  Tile  and  everything 
usually  found  in  a  first-class  establish- 
ment of  this  character.  Building 
Estimates    furnished    on    application 

OFFICE  AND  YARDS 

St.  Joseph  Street,  Union  City,  Mich. 


UNION  HOTEL 

Corner  Broadway  and  West  High  St. 
UNION  CITY.  MICH. 


F.  B.  HART,  Proprietor 


A    home-like    hotel    with    the    comforts    of 

home. 

Particular  attention    given    to   the    needs  of 
commercial  travelers. 

First-class  meals,  comfortable  beds,  and  at- 
tentive service. 


Rates,  $2.00  per  day 


A    Record   Not  Equalled  by  an^  Other  Company 


Michigan  State 

Life  Insurance  Company 

Detroity    Michigan 

OFFICERS 

J.    W.    McCAUSEY President 

F.    H.    WA  TSON  Vice  President  and  Counsel 

FRANKLIN  B.  MEAD,  A.  A.  S.     Actuary  and  Secretary 
J.    B.    BRADLEY,    M.    D.    .  .     Medical  Director 

A.    M.    HUME,    M.    D.         .         Associate  Medical  Director 
FREDERIC  APRS  .  .  Director  of  Agencies 


ALL  POLICIES  CONTAIN  THE 

Total  Disability  Feature 

Whereby  the   Company  pays  the  premiums 

for  the  Insured  in  case  the  Insured 

becomes  totally  disabled 


Our  policies  of  every  kind  are  marked  by  a 
liberality  and  consideration  for  the  insured 
that  are  excelled  by  no  responsible  company. 
Investigate  this  statement  through  our  agents 
or  the  Home  Office,  Majestic  Building, 
Detroit,  Michigan,  or  cn\^  other  available 
source  of  information.      We  Court  the  Test 

We  have  $758.51  of  Assets  for  Every  $100.00  of  Liabilities 


E.  R,  Sullivan,  General  Agent 

Union  City,  Mich. 


PLRRY  J.  BUELL,  Village  President 


DIRECTORY 


OF 


UNION    CITY 


BRANCH  CO.UNTY,  MICHIGAN 


A  Directory  of  Names 

A  Directory  by  Streets 

A  Classified  Business  Directory 

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TOM  F.   ROBINSON,   Publisher 

July,   1909  V      05  2 


15  YOUR  TITLL  GOOD? 


WILL15  E..  HODGMAN 

ABSTRACTOR  OF  TITLES 


Insurance  and  Conveyancing;   also  acts  as   Administrator 

and  Guardian  in  Probate  Court  Proceedings. 

Bonds  given. 


7  W.  Chicago  5t.  COLDWATLR,  MICH. 

CHA5.  WLLLL5LLY,  Tailor 

LLLLN  5TRLLT UNION  CITY 

VOU  are  assured  of  a  perfect  fit  in  approved  styles,  and  from 

the  latest  productions  of  the  looms. 

Our  famous  Dry  Cleaning  Process  makes  old  goods 
look  like  new.    , 

Repairing  promptly  and  neatly  done. 

GO   TO Z 


PHILO'5  BARBLR  5HOP 

For  a  Smooth,  Clean  5have,  an  ^ 

Artistic  Hair  Cut,  a  Comforting 
Shampoo,  or  a  Healthful  Bath 

J.  R.  PHILO,  Proprietor 

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MORRLLL  &  BUCK 

PROPRl  LTOR5     OF     THE. 

ORANGLVILLL    MILLS 


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Manufacturers  of   High  Grade  Flour  and  Feed 

A  Specialty  of  Custom  Business 

HODUNK,  MICH. 


Allen  County  Public  Library 
900  Webster  Street 


County,  Township  and  Village  Officers 


LEGISIvATlKE. 

State     Senator — Albert     C     Kingman, 

Battle  Creek. 
Representative   in    State   Legislature — 

Henry  E  Straight,  Coklwater. 


-W  Glenn  Cow- 


COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

Judge  of  Probate-^Mark  S  Andrews. 

Probate  Register — Lela  Simons. 

Sheriff — Alphonso   Tyler. 

County  Clerk — Leon  A  Johnson. 

Deputy  Clerk — Mrs  Clara  E  Heisrodt. 

Register  of  Deeds — Ambrose  Talmage. 

Deputy   Register — Helen   Abbott. 

Treasurer — F  F  Shaffmaster. 

Prosecuting  Attorney — W  G  Cowell. 

Circuit  Court  Commissioners — Charles 
F  Howe,  P  J  Ashdown. 

Surveyor — John    J   Cox. 

Coroners — J    H    Montague,    Dr.    F    H 
Harris. 

Drain  Commissioner — Orrin   F  Thorn- 
ton. 

Commissioner        of        Schools — James 

Swain. 
Under-sheriff — George  D  Miller. 
Turnkey— Hugh  A  Tyler. 
Deputy  Sheriffs— Alfred  Pierce,   Hugh 
A     Tyler,     Cold  water;     George    Mc- 
Crodam,  Bronson;  Philo  Gerry,  But- 
ler;    David    Wiser,    Bethel;     Wm    G 
Wing,      Ovid;      Sigmund      L     Wing, 
Kinderhook;     Don    Wilbur,    Quincy; 
Charles     Bater,      Union     City;     J     F 
Alger,  Sherwood. 


Circuit  Court  Officers. 

Circuit  Judge — Geo  L  Yaple,   Mendon. 

Stenographer — Henry  D  King,  Three 
Rivers. 

Clerk — Leon  A  Johnson,  Coldwater. 

Sheriff — Alphonso  Tyler,  Coldwater. 

Under-sheriff — George  D  Miller,  Cold- 
water. 


Prosecuting  Attornej- 

ell,  Coldwater. 
Circuit  Court  Commissioners — Chas  F 

Howe,    Coldwater;     P     j     Ashdown, 

Union  Citv. 


Comity  Humane  Society. 

President — T  A  Hilton. 

Secretary — Otto   E  Luedders. 

Treasurer — M  W  Wimer. 

First  Vice-President — H   C   Loveridge. 

Second  Vice-President — W  H  Schmed- 
lin. 

Directors— Rev  H  P  Collin,  C  W  Ben- 
nett, W  H  Wieand,  Otto  E  Luedders, 
M  W  Wimer. 


County   Superintendents   of   Poor 

President — E.  Blackman,  Quincy. 
Secretary— B  F  Rolfe,  Coldwater. 
D  W  Dodge,  LTnion  Citv. 


Soldiers'    Relief    Conunission. 

Charles  W  Bennett,  Coldwater. 
Wells   Knapp,    Bronson. 
Henry  Seymour,  Union  City. 


County  Board  of  School  Examiners. 

James  Swain,   Coldwater. 
J  B  Gower,   LTnion  City. 
Albert  W  Russell,   Ovid. 


County  Board  of  Election  Canvassers. 

Charles  Culp,   Coldwater. 

John  O'Shaughnessy,  Coldwater. 

D  T  Bascom,  California. 


County  Teachers'  Association. 

President — F  E  Robinson,   Bronson. 
Vice-President — Lewis    Hoxie,    Quincy. 
Secretary      and      Treasurer — Leon      D 
Hard. 


County  Farmers'  Institute  Society. 

President — A  L  Smith,  Girard. 
Secretary — Mark    Smith,    Coldwater. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


UNION  TOWNSHIP  OFFICERS. 

Supervisor — Willis  H  Tower. 

Township  Clerlv — Mortimer  Vosburgh. 

Treasurer — Geo  K  Whiting. 

Justices  of  the  Peace — Mortimer  Vos- 
burgh, John  Johnson,  L  P  Wilco.<, 
Byron  W  Bray. 

Highway  Commissioner — J  Lester  Kil- 
bourn. 

Overseer  of  Highways — J  C  Mack. 

Members  of  Board  of  Review — Chas 
Bater,  C  W  Stafford. 

Constables — W  E  Clifford,  Frank  P. 
Bole,  Chas  D  Cosier,  Dwight  L  Bil- 
lings. 

Cemetery  Sexton — Victor  Crandall. 

Township  Librarian — Mrs  Stanley 
Townsend. 


VILLAGE  OFFICERS. 

President — Perry  J  Buell. 
Clerk — Ed  R  Sullivan. 
Trustees — Harvey       Ackerman,      Alva 
Wilder,  Walter  Smith,   L  P  Wilcox, 
F  R  Whitney,  E  J  Gwin. 

Treasurer — H  T  Carpenter. 

Assessor — Mortimer  Vosburgh. 

Marshal — Albert   Harris. 

Policemen — Will  Palmer,  John  Wise- 
man, Bert  Palmer,  Fred  Wilder, 
Herbert   Jones. 

Health  Officer — Dr  W  C  Henderson. 

Attorney — M  A  Merrifleld. 

Street  Commissioner — John   Seabury. 

Board  of  Review — H  G  Fisk,  D  W 
Dodge. 

Fire  Chief — W  H  Rowe. 

Assistant  Fire  Chief — W  H  Willbur. 

Supt.  Public  Utility  Plants — J  G  Wet- 
more. 

Engineer — F  O  Webber. 

Assistant  Engineer — M  Lincoln. 

Collector — G  K  Whiting. 


Board  of  Education. 

Director — F  C  Rheubottom. 
Moderator — M  F  Buell. 
Treasurer — J  S  Nesbitt. 


Trustees — F  C  Rheubottom,  M  F 
Buell.  J  S  Nesbitt,  Dr  J  H  Ander- 
son. W  H  Willbur. 


Public  Scliool  Instructors. 

Superintendent — J  B  Gower. 

Principal — R   V  Pearsall. 

Latin  and  Greek — Mary  E  Campbell. 

English — E  Bertha  Person. 

Mathematics — Veda  Wykoff. 

Music      and       Drawing — Gertrude      E 

Cleveland. 
Sixth    and    Seventh    Grades — Ethel    M 

Reed. 
•  Fifth  Grade — Elizabeth  Irish. 
Fourth  Grade — Ruth  A  Sharkey. 
Third  Grade — Lilla  Galusha. 
Second  Grade — Mrs  B  N  Belle  Smith. 
First  Grade — Katherine  Kaucher. 
Kindergarten — Florence  M  Dickerson. 
Janitor — Fred  C  Wilkins. 


Union  City  Higli  School  Alumni  Asso- 
ciation. 

President — Leo  Eddy,  '97. 
Vice-President,   Mrs.   Chas  Day,  '87. 
Secretary — Mrs   Geo   Seymour,    '8  8. 
Treasurer — Chas  H  Lowell. 
Toastmistress — Mrs   M  W  Wimer. 


Union    City   High    School    Athletic 
Association. 

President — Leo  T  Robinson. 
Secretary — Doretha  M  Johnson. 
Treasurer — R  V  Pearsall. 
Athletic  Director — R  V  Pearsall. 
Managers    Football-Baseball — Student, 
L  T  Robinson;  Faculty,  J  B  Gower. 


County    Public    School    Athletic    As.so- 
ciation. 

Executive  Committee — Supt.  Gower, 
Union  City;  Supt.  McElroy,  Cold- 
water;  Supt.  Knapp,  Quincy;  Supt. 
Robinson.  Bronson;  Supt.  Hurley, 
Sherwood;   Supt.  Bishop,   Girard. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


E.  J.  GWIN  &  SONS 

DEALERS  IN 

FINE  FOOTWEAR 

For    Men,     Women    and    Children 

Including  such  rvell-known 
makes  as 

THE  WALK-OVER,  for  Gentlemen  and  Ladies 
THE  CRA  WFORD,  for  Men  and  Youths 
THE  SELBY,  for  Ladies  and  Children 

As  well  as  others  equally  as  good 

Full  line  of  Rubber  Goods  Repairing  Well  and  Promptly  Done 

UNION  CITY,  MICH 


rHE  CHASE  GUARANTEE  goes  with  every  article  that  is  sent  out 
from  the  store  of 

D.  W.  CHASE,  feweler 

A  nd  that  is  Worth  a  good  deal  to  any;  purchaser 

JEWELRY  of  all  k.inds,    from    a    simple    Stick    P'^    to    an    elegant 

Diamond  Ring 
WA  TCHES,  of  the  leading  makes,  in  every  variety  of  cases 
CLOCKS,   a  complete  line  from  an  Alarm  Clock  to  the  finest  artistic 

Mantel  Clocks 
SILVERWARE,  embracing  a  wide  variety  in  Table  Ware  and  Fancy 

Goods 
NOVELTIES  in  all  the  metals,  comprising  useful  and  beautiful  articles 

of  every  description,  as  well  as  Souvenir  Goods. 
Optical  Goods,  Fountain  Pens,  Decorated  China,  etc. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  well  and  promptly  done 

D.   W.  CHASE,  Jeweler  and  Optician  Union  City 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Miscellaneous  Societies 


Union  City  Home- Coming-  Association. 

President — F  C  Rheubottom. 

Secretary^ — G   Glenn  Worclen. 

Treasurer — G  K  Whiting. 

Executive  Committee — F  C  Rheubot- 
tom, G  Glenn  Worden,  Dr.  Harry 
Pepper,  Chas  H  LoAvell,  Tom  F 
Robinson. 


Union  Grange  Xo.  97. 

Master — O  A  Swan. 

Overseer — Leo  Wilson. 

Lecturer — Nellie  Wilson. 

Steward — Alfred  Armstrong. 

Assistant  Steward — Byron  KenKnight. 

Cliaplain — J  L  Kilbourn. 

Treasurer — Henry  Zaunker. 

Secretary — J  C  Swan. 

Gatekeeper — A  KenKnight. 

Ceres — Cecil  Zaunker. 

Pomona — Delia  KenKnight. 

Flora — Augusta  Saulsbury. 

Lady  Asst  Steward — -Erta  Kimball. 


Brand!    C(nuUy    Pomona    Grange. 

Master — Wallace  E  Wright,  Coldwater. 
Lecturer — Lucy   Corless,    Ovid. 
Secretary — W  D  Campbell,  Batavia. 


Union   City  Band. 

Charles   Lake,    Conductor. 


Peerless  Helpers. 

President — Mrs  A  Lundteigen. 
Secretary — Mrs  C  B  Spore. 
Treasurer — Miss    Jannette   Corbin. 
^'ice-President,  First    AVard — Mrs    J    R 

Philo. 
Vice-President,  Second    Ward — Mrs    L 

D  Wilcox. 
Vice-President,  Third  Ward — Mrs  Leo 

Parsons. 
A'ice-President,   Fourtli   Ward — Mrs  M 

P  Wemple. 
Vice-President.  Fifth  Ward — Mrs  H  T 

Carpenter. 


Peerless  Social  Club. 

President — Dr  Charles  Miller. 
Secretary  and  Treasurer — Don  Turner. 
Directors — N  E  Tower,  W  M  Hatch,  A 
Lundteigen. 


Tuesday  Club. 

President — Mrs  Chas  E  Day. 

Vice-President — Jannette   Corbin. 

Secretary — Mrs  W  J  Richards. 

Treasurer — Mrs  C  B  Spore. 

Program  Committee — Mrs  A  Lundte- 
igen, Mrs  H  T  Carpenter,  Mrs  D  W 
Chase,  Miss  Caroline  Hurd. 


Republican  Township  Conunittee. 

J  S  Nesbitt,  M  A  Merrifield,  H  T  Car-    C 
penter. 


Home  Coming  Orchestra. 

Charles   Lake,   Director. 


Democratic  Township  Committee. 

W  E  Rupright,  F  C  Rheubottom,  John 


UNIOX  CITY   DIRECTORY 


T>  ELIABLE  HORSE  FURNISHINGS  are  always 
-*^     to  be  found  at 

HACKETT'S  HARNESS  SHOP 

BROADWAY,     UNION     CITY 

Fine  Harnesses  Made  to  Order,  Robes,  Blankets,  Dusters,  Nets  and   Everything 
in  Saddlery 

F.  E.  HACKETT,  Proprietor 

OLIVER'S  TAILOR   SHOP 

Stands  today,  as  it  has  for  many  years,  as  head- 
quarters for  Men's  Wearing  Apparel.  The  latest 
fabrics,  made  in  the  latest  styles.  Special  attention 
is  given  to  our  Repairing  and  Cleaning  Department, 
where  satisfaction  awaits  you 

CORBIN  BLOCK 

CHAS.  OLIVER,  Prop.  Union  City,  Mich. 


John  A.Wiseman 

DEALER  IN 

EDISON  PHONOGRAPHS 
VICTOR  TALKING  MACHINES 
SINGER  SEWING  MACHINES 
and  the  celebrated  CABLE-NELSON 
PIANOS.      PIANO    PLAYERS 


^  These  Pianos  are  not  excelled  by  any  high  grade  pianos  made  today.  We 
are  able  to  save  you  money,  and  buyers  are  respectfully  urged  to  investigate 
the  merits  of  the  Cable-Nelson. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Churches  and  Church  Societies 


FIRST   COXGREGATIONALi. 

Pastor — Dr  Da\'id  L  Holbrook. 

Clerk — Mrs  Martha  Aiken. 

Treasurer — Miss   Jannette  Corbin. 

Treasurer  Benevolent  Funds  —  Mrs 
Martha  Aiken. 

Deacons — J  M  Wells,  J  B  Melody,  J  R 
Blake,  Isaac  Varney,  W  L.  Main, 
W  H  Fonner. 

Deaconesses — Mrs  A  J  Boyer,  Mrs 
Sarah  Carpenter,   Mrs  W  L  Main. 

Prudential  Committee — D  L  Holbrook, 
J  M  Wells,  J  B  Melody,  J  R  Blake, 
Isaac  Varney,  W  L  Main,  W  H  Fon- 
ner, A  J  Boyer,  Mrs  A  J  Boyer,  Mrs 
Sarah  Carpenter,  Mrs  W  L  Main, 
Mrs  Martha  Aiken,  Miss  Jannette 
Corbin. 

Trustees — A  J  Boyer,  A  H  Marsh,  G 
K  Whiting,  J  C  Corbin,  L  S  Whit- 
comb,  S  L  Kilburn. 

Music  Committee — G  A  Church,  J  C 
Corbin,  Mrs  Martha  Aiken. 

Delegates  Jackson  Assn — W  L  Main, 
J  R  Blake. 

Ushers — G  K  Whiting,  A  J  Boyer. 

Organist — Mrs  Rose  Bassett. 


Siuiclay  School. 

Superintendent — J  P  Melody. 

Superintendent  Senior  Dept — J  C  Cor- 
bin. 

Superintendent  Intermediate  Dept — 
Mrs  A  J  Boyer. 

Superintendent  Primary  Dept — Miss 
Lilla  Galusha. 

Superintendent  Home  Department — L 
S  Whitcomb. 

Superintendent  Cradle  Roll  Depart- 
ment— Mrs  G  K  Whiting. 

Secretary — W  L  Main. 

Treasurer — Miss   Ruth   Carpenter. 

Librarian — George  Wells. 

Chorister — Miss  Lilla  Galusha. 

Pianist — Miss  Iza  Holbrook. 


Social  Circle. 

President — Mrs  Martha  Aiken. 

Secretary — Mrs  J  H  Anderson. 

Treasurer — Mrs  H  E  Kimmel. 

Vice-Presidents — Mrs  A  J  Boyer,  Mrs 
L  Cave,  Mrs  Claude  Graham,  Mrs 
W  M  Hatch,  Mrs  Chas  Lowell,  Mrs 
Fred  Parks. 


Priscilla  Circle. 

President — Miss  Jannette  Corbin. 
Vice-Presidents— Mrs   Chas   Wellesley, 

Mrs  Lewis  Sevey. 
Secretary — Mrs   Ed   Philo. 
Treasurer — Mrs    Martha   Aiken. 


Young  People's  Society  of  Christian 
Endeavor. 

President — Miss  Caroline  Hurd. 
Vice-President — Miss    Irene    Mcintosh. 
Secretary — Mildred  Barrett. 
Treasurer — Edna  Johnson. 


Junior  Society  of  Christian  Endeavor. 

Superintendent — Iza  Holbrook. 
President — Jamie  Craig. 
Secretary — Sophrona  Leilous. 
Treasurer — Robert  Kimmel. 


Ladies'  Home  and  Foreign  Missionary 
Society. 

President — Mrs  G  A  Church. 
Vice-President — Mrs  L  Cave. 
Home  Secretary — Mrs  Sara  Carpenter. 
Home  Treasurer — Mrs  D  L  Holbrook. 
Foreign     Treasurer     and     Secretary — 
Mrs  S  Wemple. 


Y^oung  Men's  Club. 

President — J  B  Melody. 
Superintendent — Louis  Main. 
Vice-President — Myron    McCamley. 
Secretary — Lyle  Hayner. 
Treasurer — Charles  Root. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


D.    VOGT 

FLORIST             Coldwater,  Mich. 

f 

Artistic     Floral      Designs, 
Cut    Flowers,    House    and 
Bedding  Plants,  Ornament- 
al   Shrubs   and   Trees 

For  anything  in  this  line  call  or  phone  Both  Phones  73 

Riverside  Hotel 

W.  W.  FENNO,  Prop.  Union  City,  Mich. 


^  Located  on  the  bank  of  the  beautiful  St.  Joe,  the 
Riverside  Hotel  is  a  beautiful  place  in  summer,  and 
a  comfortable  retreat  in  winter. 

^  The  traveling  public,  or  the  resident  public,  are 
alike  made  welcome  here,  and  every  efifort  made  for 
their  comfort  and  pleasure. 


Rates,  $1.25  and  $1.50  per  day 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


METHODIST  EPISCOPAL. 

Trustees — Aclelbert  Thuni,  chairman; 
A  B  Lipe,  secretary;  W  H  Willbur, 
treasurer;  Dr  W  H  Rowe,  A  J  Davis, 
J  C  Bell,  W  H  Stone. 

Stewards — Dr  W  H  Rowe,  president; 
Lueila  Gleason,  recording  secretary; 
Adelbert  Thum,  treasurer;  A  P 
Mack,  John  R  Fulton,  E  W  Gilmore, 
■^^allace  Pippitt,  Mrs  T  C  Anderson, 
:Mrs  Nettie  Merritt,  W  W  Warren, 
A  J  Davis,  John  Travis,  Edwin  Lott. 

Organist — C  Herbert  Johnson. 

JanitDr — Charles  Dormer. 


Epvvortli  League. 

President — Mrs  E  A^'  Gilmore. 

First  Mce-President — Mrs  Nettie  Mer- 
ritt. 

Secund   \'ice-President — E  H  Power. 

Third  \'ice-President — Nadine  Tread- 
well. 

Fnurtli  Vice-President — Grace  Drumm. 

Secretry — Mrs  E  H  Power. 

Treasurer — Marguerite  Hackett. 

Pianist — Marguerite  Hackett. 

Assistant  Pianist — Ethel  Willbur. 

Chorister — Lena  Steidle. 

Assistant  Chorister — Frances  Ratlibun. 


Sunday  School. 

Superintendent — W  H   Willliur. 
Secretary — W  H   Rowe. 
Treasurer — Mrs  E  H  Power. 
(Organist — Marguerite  Hackett. 
Chorister— Mrs  W  H  Willbur. 
President        Home       Department- 
:Mary   Treadwell. 


Woman's   Foreign   Missionary   Society. 

President — Mrs  L  Gleason. 

Secretary — Mrs  W  H  Rowe. 

Treasurer — Mrs  N  Merritt. 

Vice-President- — Mrs   P   Copeland. 

Corresponding-  Secretary — Mrs  Tread- 
well. 

Mite  Box  Secretary — Mrs  Wm  Mohr- 
hardt. 

Program  Committee — Mrs  L  Gleason, 
Mrs  F  Cookson. 


Ladies"  Aid  vSociety. 

President — Mrs  T  C  Anderson. 
Vice-Presidents — Mrs  E  H  Power,  Mrs 

F  Morey. 
Secretary — Mrs   B   Day. 
Treasurer — Mrs  G  Boynton. 


FIIIST  BA1»TIST 

Cleric — Mrs  H   L  Draper. 
President — :\lrs    S    L    Merrifield. 
Deacon — 'Squire  Jones. 
Trustees — -'Squire     Jones,      Mrs. 
Merrifield. 


Mission  Cirele. 

President — Mrs  S  L  Merrifield. 
Secretar\-    and    Treasurer— Mrs    C 
Barrett. 


GllACE  EPISCOPAL. 

^'estr\ — A    J    Ackley.    H    T    Carpenter, 


AVoinan's  Home  Mis.sionary   Society. 

President — Mrs  M  Treadwell. 

Secretary — Mrs  L  Gleason. 

Treasurer — Mrs  S  Maxfield. 

Mite    Box    Treas. — Nadine    Treadwell. 

Supt.    Home    Guards — Mrs    E    W    Gil- 
more. 

Supt.    IMother 
well. 


Jewels — Nadine    Tread - 


CHIilSTIAX  SCIENTIST. 

Clerk — Mrs  L  A  Buell. 

First  Reader — Mrs  P  H  Craig. 

Second   Reader — Mrs  Allen. 

Read  the 
Register-Weekly 


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a   representative  assortment  ♦> 

of  the  most  dependable  goods  % 

in  our  lines,  and  at  a  less  price  *> 

than  others  ask  you  for  inferior  ♦> 

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♦:♦  Toys,  Books;  Stationery,  and  hundreds  of  other  articles.  ♦> 

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Lodges  and  Societies 


Union  Lodge  No.   28.  F.  &  A.  M, 

^^-  M — P  R  Whitney. 

S  W — G  Glenn  Worden. 

J  W — C  O  Johnson. 

Secretary — J   D  Flewelling. 

Treasurer — C  H  Lowell. 

S  D — J  B  Gower. 

J  D — W  L  Brown. 

Chaplain — W  H  Willbur. 

Marshal — L  L  Harsh. 

Tyler — G  W  Blackwell. 

Stewards — WaHace  Hughes,  L  D  Wil- 
cox. 

Ti-ustees — G  A  Church.  M  F  Buell,  H 
J  Fonner. 


Union  City  Chapter  No.  53,   K.  A.  M. 

High  Priest — Chas  E  Day. 
King — W  H  Tower. 
Scribe — C  H  Lowell. 
Treasurer — M  F  Buell. 
Secretary- — H  J  Fonner. 
C  of  H — F  R  Whitney. 
P  S — C  B  Wilcox. 
R   A  C — B  W  Bray. 
M  of  3d  V — L  D  Wilcox. 
U  of  2d  V — H  W  Rowe. 
M  of  1st  V — C  O  Johnson. 
Sentinel — G  W  Blackwell. 


Union  City  Council  Xo.  35.  R.  &  S.  M. 

T  I  M — C  H  Lowell. 
D  M — C  O  Johnson. 
P  C  W — H  J  Fonner. 
Treasurer — L  D  Wilcox. 
Recorder — Harry  Rowe. 
C  of  G— C  B  Wilcox. 
C  of  C — W  H  Barrett. 
Steward — C  E  Day. 
Sentinel — Geo  Blackwell. 


Union  Chapter  No.   193.  Order  of 
Eastern  Star. 

"V\"orthy   Matron — ]\Trs  Byrd   Buell. 
Worthy  Patron — "W  H  Tower. 


Associate  Matron — Mrs  Edith  Smith. 
Secretary — Mrs  Ada  Merrifield. 
Treasurer — Mrs    Minerva    Anderson. 
Conductress — Mrs  Elsie  Smith. 
Associate      Conductress — Mrs      Louisf 

Fisk. 
Chaplain — Mrs  Ida  Tower. 
Ada — Mrs  Altha  Whitney. 
Ruth — Mrs  Alice  Rowe. 
Esther — Mrs   Maude  Brown. 
Martha — Mrs   Mary  Hayner. 
Electa — Mrs  Kate  Chase. 
Warden — Mrs   Frances   Morrill. 
Marshal — Mrs  Dora  Gwin. 
Sentinel — Mr.   George   Blackwell. 
Organist — Mrs  Annette  Barrett. 


Peerle.ss  Lodge  No.  240,  Knights  of 
Pythias. 

P  C  C — W  L  Brown. 
C  C — C  H  Stroh. 
V  C — Chas.   Kaucher. 
Prelate — P  J  Ashdown. 
M  of  W — H  J  Fonner. 
K  of  R  &  S— W  L  Brown. 
M  of  F — W  L  Brown. 
M  of  E — Dwight  Miller. 
M  at  A — Byron  Tenney. 
I  G — Chas  Schwank. 
O  G — Albert  Harris. 

Trustee."! — Warren    Smith,    F    B    Hart, 
Scott  N  Gaw. 


Union   Camp  Xo.  8589.  Modern  Wood- 
men of  America. 

V  C — C  E  George. 
Advisor — Mason  Drumm. 
Banker — S  E  Ashmore. 
Clerk — C  L  Stone. 
Escort — John  Greenwood. 
Watchman — Ed  Champney. 
Sentry — L  V  Chaffee. 
Trustees — C  E  George.  ]Mason  Drumm, 
W  H  Cart. 


UXIOX  CITY  DIRECTORY 


A.  H.  Randall  Milling  Co. 

TLKON5HA  MICHIGAN 


]V[ANUFACTURLRS  of  such  well-known  and  pop- 
ular brands  of  Flour  as 


GOLD  SLAL 

AND 

BLUE.  RIBBON 

which  possess  the  true  bread-making  and  other  bak- 
ing merits. 

The  Tekonsha  Mills  Buckwheat  Flour  has  never 
been  excelled,  and  the  other  products  of  the  mill  are 
on  an  equal  plane. 

A  General  Custom  Milling  business  done,  and 
satisfaction  guaranteed  in  every  instance. 

Worden  Brothers,  Sales  Agents 

Union  City,  Michigan 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Corbiu  Post  Xo.  88,  G.  A,  K. 

Commander — J  D  Parks. 
S  V  C — Noah  Kindig. 
J  C  C — Richard  Mason. 
Adjutant — M   E   Bhur. 
Surgeon — Thos  Knapp. 
Chaplain — A    J    Ackley. 
Q   isl — M   F   Buell. 
O  D — S  L  KUbourn. 
O  G — Jonathan  Olney. 
Color  Bearer — Geo  El)erhardt. 
Patriotic   Instructor — C   M   Hall. 
Q   :M   S — C  H  Kindig. 
S   IM — Vincent   Watkins. 
Trustee.^ — M     F     Buell.     Thos     Knapp, 
Henry  Seymour. 


Coibiii  l»<)st  Xo.  25,  W.  K.  C. 

President — Esther  K  Palcom. 
S  V  President — Anna  Burnham. 
J  V  President — Mianda  Blackwell. 
Secretary — Josephine  Buell. 
Treasurer — Kate  E  Parks. 
Chaplain — Emily  Niles. 
Conductor — Sarah  Eberhardt. 
Assistant  Conductor — Mary  Mason. 
Guard — Jane  Dennison. 
Assistant  Guard — Cornelia  Bateman. 
First  Color  Bearer — Mrs  Sanders. 
Second  Color  Bearer — Sarah  C  Kindig. 
Third  Color  Bearer — Sarah  VanOrder. 
Fourth  Color  Bearer — Fannie  Burgett. 


Select   council   Xo.   1719.    Royal 
Ai'camiin. 

Regent — H  Eugene  Sweet. 
Vice-Regent — Lewis  D  Wilcox. 
Orator — Leo  L  Johnson. 
Sitting  Past  Regent — J  G  Wetmore. 
Secretary — E  J  Worden. 
Collector — Chas  C  Lake. 
Treasurer — Will  L  Robinson. 
Chaplain — H  W  Rowe. 


Hewitt   Lodiic    No.    !)o,    Dogiee   of 
Honor. 
P  C  of  H — Edna  E  Griffln. 
C  of  H — Hilda  B  Flewelling. 
L  of  H — Mary  O  Kinyon. 
C  of  C — Myrta  H  Buell. 
Receiver — Fredrieka  Bruening. 
Financier — Eva  Hall. 
Recorder — J   D  Flewelling. 
Usher — Anna  Burnham. 
I  W — Iva  M  Anderson. 
O  W — Jennie   Munn. 
Organist — Frances  Sloan. 
Trustees — Fredrieka     Bruening,     Alai 

O   Kinyon. 


St.    ,f()seph    Tent    Xo.    Uli.    Knights 
-Maccabees. 

Past   Commander — J   S   Engle. 
Commander — J  D  Flewelling. 
Lieutenant  Com. — L  M  Rogers. 
Record  Keeper — W  H  Rowe. 
Finance  Keeper — W  E   Rupright. 
Chaplain— W  E  Clifford. 
Ph.vsician — Dr  H;\rr\-  Pepper. 
Surgeon — E  H  Power. 
M'at  A — S  W  Seaver. 
First  M  of  G — C  B  Case. 
Second  M  of  G — Noah  Churchill. 
Sentinel — C  A  Dormer. 
Picket — C  D  Parlin. 


liouiKl-to-Wiii    Hive.    Xo.    181.   Lady 
Maccabees. 

L  C — Mrs  Althea  Whitney. 
P  L  C — Mrs  Zeda  Wemple. 
Lieut  Com — Mrs  Edith  Bassett. 
R  K — Mrs  Florence  Poynton. 
F  K — Mrs  Ada  Merrifield. 
Chaplain — Mrs   Flora   Wilder. 
M  at  A — M's  Jennie  Eberhardt. 
Sergeant — IMrs  Minnie  Harris. 
Sentinel — INTrs  Mary  Norton. 
Picket — Mrs  Cora  Cox. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


CHA5.  L.  DAY 
Real   Lstate  and   Insurance 

Large  listings  of  desirable  Farm  and  City  Property 


Insurance— New  York  Life 

Accident  Insurance — Travelers,  of  Hartford 

Liability  Insurance — Plate  Glass,  Automobiles,  Boilers 


Fidelity,  School  and  othier  Bonds 


UNION  CITY,  MICH. 


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Also  the  makers  of  "YLAST  QULLN," 
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UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Worden  Bros. 

"YOUR     GROCERYMEN  " 


I  HIS  establishment  yields  the  greatest 
amount  of  satisfaction  for  the  least 
amount  of  money,  for  there  is  always  the  aim 
of  the  firm  to  give  customers  fvill  value  for 
their  money,  courteous  service  and  prompt 
delivery  of  everything  in  Staple  and  Fancy 
Groceries,  Provisions  of  all  kinds,  the  best  of 
Teas,  Coffees  and  Spices,  and  all  those  other 
Grocery   Accessories   in   their  proper  season. 


Both  Phones  30 


Union  City 


DIRECTORY 


KEY  TO  ABBREVIATIONS. 


dvertisement   adv 

.-gent    agt 

Jlerk   - elk 

Commercial  Traveler com  trav 

Domestic  dom 

Employe   Cement  Factory Ce 

Employe   emp 

Farmer   far 


Laborer   lab 

Residence res 

Retired    r 

Stenographer   stenog 

Student s 

Under  school  age  u 

Widow  w 


ACKEKMAX  HARVEY ,  Produce  Mer- 
chant, Mary 
Mrs  Mary  E,  Mary. 
Bennett  H,  Mary. 
Ainsley  Theodore  F,   Ellen  r 

Mrs  Ella,  Ellen 
Aiken  John  W,  High,  painter 
Mrs  Martha  D,  High 
ALEXANDER    I.E^^^S,    Hay      Buyer, 
res    S    Broadway 
"        Mrs  Grace  M,  boarding  house, 

S   Broadway 
"        Fern  S,  Broadway  s 

Alger  Neil  S,  Lee  lab 

Mrs  Tina,  Lee 

Gladys   S,   Lee  s 

Blanche  N,  Lee  u 

Meyrl  B,  Lee  u 

ALLEN  CLYDE  W,  Dentist,  Ellen,  res 

Park 

"        Mrs  Hattie  J,  Thomas  w 

ANDERSON  JAMES  H,  Physician  and 

Surgeon,  office  N  Broadway, 

res  John-Thompson 

"        Mrs   Minerva,    John-Thompson 

"        Granger,    John-Thompson         s 


Antisdale  Mrs  Martha  M,  Calhoun      w 
Arnold  Louise,  High,  teacher 

Mrs  Mary  H,  N  Broadway       w 
ASHDOWN  PERRY  J,   Attorney,    Of- 
fice Broadway,  res  Charlotte 
Mrs  Fannie  A,  Charlotte 
Harold   J,  Charlotte  s 

Ackley  Amiel  J,  W  High  r 

Mrs  Elileas,  W  High 
ASHMORE  SAMUEL,  Mason,  Railroad 
Mrs  Lucy  E,  Railroad 
Clarence  N,  Railroad  elk 

"        Lulvi  F,  Railroad  stenog 

Samuel  E,  Railroad  Ce 

ASHIMORE  MRS  HAZEL  N,  Embroid- 
ery and  Burnt  Wood,  Rail- 
road 

B 

BABCOCK  RAY  C.  Washington        lab 
Mrs  Leora  A,  Washington 

Bailey  Wm  H,  Calhoun,  painter 
Zelmer  J,  Lee,  U  S  Navj- 

Balcom  Lyle  B,  Park       dry  goods  mer 
Mrs  Esther  A,  Park 
Marion  K,   Park  u 

Horace  L,  Park  u 


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Baldwin  Marietta,  W  High 

BANFORD  JERRY  J,  E  High  r 

Jessie  B,  E  High,  teacher 
Flora,   E  High,   trained  nurse 

Barney  Albert  C,  Mary  r 

Mrs  Lillie  N,  Mary 
Eugene  J,   Mary  Ce 

Mrs  Nina  E,  Mary 

Barrett  Wm  H,  E  High      hardware  dlr 
Mrs  Annetta  N,  E  High 
Mildred  A,  E  High  s 

Ruth  A,  E  High  s 

Lois   E,    E   High  s 

Lawrence   A,   E   High  u 

Mrs  C  M,  E  High  w 

Bassett    Mrs    Rose   B,    W   High,   music 
teacher 
Georgianna,   W   High,    teacher 

BATER      CHAS     W,     Deputy     Sheriff, 
Ellen  r 

Mrs  Rose  E.  Ellen 
Pearl  L,  Ellen 

Bates  Mrs  Mildred  G,  Woodruff 

Bateman  Cornelia  C,  W  High 

fur  and  dressmaking 

Beckwith  Chas  D,  St  Joseph,  painter 
Mrs  Mary  A,  St  Joseph 

Beebe  Wayne,  Fenton  s 

BELL    W'M    A.    Prppr   Livery    Stables, 
High,  res  Hammond 
Mrs  Mertie  E,  Hammond 
Dell,  W  High  elk 

Mrs  Maggie,  W  High 
Johnnie,  W  High  u 

Winifred  E,  W  High  u 

Belmar  Miss,  Dewey 

Bennett  Wm  D,  Ellen 

Mrs  Janet  E,  Ellen 

Bicknell  Frank,  Coldwater 

Mrs  Flora,  Coldwater 

BIGFORD    W'M   E,   Coldwater,    Grain, 
Threshing  and  Hay  Baling 
Mrs  Melissa  M,  Coldwater 
Leo  A,  Coldwater,  thresher  and 

baler 
Glenn  E,  Coldwater  s 

Earl  W,  Coldwater  s 

Billings  Dwight  L,   N  Broadway        far 
Mrs  Nora  R,  N  Broadway 


dom 
Ce 


far 


Bishop  Bernice  A,  Thomas  s 

BLACKBURN     MRS     NELLIE     M,   St 

Joseph 
Mabel  J,  St  Joseph  s 

Edwin  P,  St  Joseph  s 

Robert  T,  St  Joseph  s 

Mildred  A,  St  Joseph  s 

Dixon,  St  Joseph  u 

Hugh  D,  St  Joseph  u 

BLACKWELL    GEO    W,     Mason    and 
Farmer,  Woodruff 
Mrs  Mianda  L,  Woodruff 

BLAIR  MELVIN  E,  Calhoun  Ce 

Mrs  Rachel  S,  Calhoun 

Bloom  Ray  E,  Ellen,  milliner 

Georgia,   Ellen,   milliner 

Bodley   Mrs   Martha  A,   Division  w 

Bogin  Mathias,   S   Broadway  Ce 

Boise  Frank  C,  N  Broadway,  merchant 
and  broker 
Mrs  Miriam,  N  Broadway 
Gladys   M,   N  Broadway  s 

BOLE  F  P  &  SON,  Ice  Dealers,  Clark 
Frank  P,  Clark,  ice  dealer 
Mrs  Nettie  E,  Clark 

BOLE  EVERETT  A  Ce 

John  Gordon,  Clark  s 

Giles  G,  Clark  s 

BOTTORF  JOHN,  Gardener,  St  Joseph 

BOVEE  GEO  H,  Fenton  Ce 

Mrs  Etta  J,  Fenton 

Bowen   Mrs   Elizabeth  S,  Ellen,   dress- 
maker 
Mearl  H,   Ellen  Ce 

BOYER  ADDISON  J,  Lumber  Dealer, 
St  Joseph 
Mrs  Emma  T,  St  Joseph 
Emma  E,   St  Joseph  s 

Gates  A,  St  Joseph  s 

Leah,   St  Joseph  s 

BOY^NTON    GEO   S.    Rural    Mail    Car- 
rier, Clark 
Mrs  Florence  E,  Clark,   dress- 
making 

BRACE  IRVING  F,  Retail  Grain  and 
Feed,  Broadway;  res  E  High 
Mrs  Hattie  I,  E  High 

Bratschi  John,  Riverside  Hotel  Ce 

Mrs  Mae,  Riverside  Hotel 


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UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


UNION  CITY  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS,  UNION  CITY,  MICH. 

Well  and  ihoroug'ily  equipped  from  the  Kindergailea  through  tie  High  School. 

Complete  course;  of  study,  competent  instructors  and  modern  equipment. 

The  Union  City  High  School  is  upon  the  approved  list  of  ihe  North  Central  Association 
of  Secondary  Schools  and  College;,  thus  admitting  graduates  without  examination  to  many 
higher  institutions  of  learning. 

The  Union  City  Schools  invite  attendance  from  outside  the  distrijt.  For  rates  of  tuition, 
apply  to  the  Superintendent  or  to  the  Board  of  Education. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Braun  Nora  R.  E  High,  teacher 
Brewster  Benjamin,  W  High  s 

Brininstool  Clark   J,   Woodruff 

Mrs  Iva  May,  Woodruff 
Bronson  Edward  S.  Thomas,  carpenter 

Mrs  Katherine  E,  Thomas 
BIIOOKS    CHAS    J,    Billiard    Hall,    N 
Broadway 
Mrs  Ruth  A,  N  Broadway 
Eva  M,  N  Broadway  s 

Pearl  F,  Lincoln  lab 

Mrs    Gertrude    V,    Lincoln 
Donald  L,  Lincoln  u 

BUOWN  GEORGE  T,  Park.  Tinsmith 
Mrs  Eliza,  Park 
Harold  G,  Park  s 

Katherine  A,   Park  " 

"        Chas  N,  Riverside  Hotel,  yeast 
maker 
Mrs  Utilda 

Grace  H  ^ 

Ruth  ^ 

Evelin  ^ 

BROWN  WILLARD  L,  Photographic 
Studio,  Broadway,  Fine  Por- 
traits and  Enlargements  a 
Specialty,  Picture  Frames. 
Mouldings  and  Souvenir 
Cards;  res  Hammond 
Mrs  Maude,  Hammond 
Agnes  L,  Hammond  s? 

BRUEXING     W>f,    Calhoun,    Cement 
Walk  Layer  and   Mason 
Mrs  Fredrika  G.  Calhoun 
Raymond  L,  N  Broadway    lab 
Mrs  Birdie  A,  N  Broadway 
"        Lewis  Raymond,  N  B'dway      s 
Bruso  Milon,  Railroad,  carpenter 

Mrs  Cecelia   A,   Railroad  , 

Buck  George.  Fenton  lab 

BUELL   DARIUS  D.    HammonVl.    Pres 
Farmers'  National  Bank 
Mrs  Estelle  E.  Hammond 
Mrs  Ira   D.  Ellen  ^"^ 

Frank  J.  Park  Cf 

Fred  I.  Park 
Mrs  Anna.  Park 
David  L.  Division 
Mrs  Mvrta,  Division 


BUELL  MARTIN  F.  Railroad,  Farmer 
Mrs  N  Josephine,  Railroad 
Glynn  G,  Railroad  s 

Benj  H,  Railroad  s 

BUELL  PERRY  J.  LumberDealer,  Of- 
fice   and    Yards,    St   Joseph: 
res  Railroad 
Mrs  Eyrd  G,  Railroad 
Martin  F,  Jr,  Railroad  u 

"        Lydia  A,  Chariotte  ^ 

BUELL     STOCK     FARM,     Percheron 
Horses.     Shropshire     Sheep, 
Poland    China    Swine,    Four 
Miles  South 
BUELL  SIDNEY  D.  N  Broadway,  Bee 

Supplies 
BUICK  MOTOR  CO.  N  Broadway,  Cox 

&  Hart.  Agents 
Bullock  Wm  H.  Charlotte  lab 

Mrs  Ida  J,  Charlotte 
I  Imogene,  Charlotte  ^ 

N  Isabel,  Charlotte  s 

Elmer  H,  Charlotte  s 

Austin  B,  Charlotte  " 

Burgett  Peter,  W  High  lab 

Mrs  Fannie,  W  High 
Earl,  Fenton,  sec  emp  M  C  R  R 
Mrs  Olive  E,  Fenton 
Donna  Julia,   Fenton  u 

Geo   E,    Fenton  " 

Dorr  G.  Fenton  " 

Burkmier  Alti,  waitress  Union  Hotel 
BurUngame  Chas.  S  Broadway  lab 

Burnett  Mrs  Mary,  Ellen  w 

Burnham  Wm  Henry,  N  Broadway  laV, 

Mrs  Anna,  N  Broadway 
Burns  Elmer  C,  St  Joseph,     carpenter 
Mrs  Musette  C.  St  Joseph 
Burdette  W.  St  Joseph 
Winifred.    John  flom 

Burroughs  Herbert  T,  Dewey  elk 

Mrs  Lizzie  F,   Dewey 
Aaron   R.   Dewey  ^ 


far 


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List   of   Abbreviations   on    Vai 


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5TONL'5  JLWLLRY  5TORL 

Will  yield  you  satisfaction  every  time 

when  you  wish  to  make 

purchases  in 

Jewelry,  Silverware,  Watches 
Clocks,  Novelties  in  Metal 

Or  any  of  the  many  useful  and  beautiful  articles 

usually  to  be  found  in  a  first-class 

jewelry  establishment 


A  COMPLLTL  LINL  OF  OPTICAL  GOODS 

Repairing  Done  Promptly  and  in  a 
Workmanliice  Manner 


MR5.  C  L.  5TONL,  Optician  C  L.  5TONL,  Jeweler 


HUBBARD  &  SEAVER 

The  Corner  Store  Grocers  and  Bakers 

Offer  you  everything  of  the  freshest  and 
best  in  Staple  and  Fancy  Groceries,  and 
the  customary  Grocery  Specialties  and 
Accessories. 


THE  BAKERY  DEPARTMENT 

Also  merits  your  consideration,  w^here 
everything  in  Bread,  Cakes,  Pies,  Cookies, 
etc.,  is  served  fresh-baked  each  day. 
Special  orders  for  baking  given  careful 
attention. 

Highest  Market  Prices  for  Farm  Produce 

BOTH  PHONES  21-2r 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Caille  Joseph,  Ellen  s 

Frances,   Ellen  s 

Campbell  Mrs  Ellen  M,  W  High  w 

Viva  A,  W  High 

CAXRIKE  &  KENYON  (Geo  Canrike, 
Fred  Kenyon),  Cigars,  Bil- 
liards and  Confectionery,  N 
Broadway 

Canrike  George  C,  N  Broadway,. cigar 
store 
Mrs  Eunice,  N  Broadway 

Case  Henry  C,  Coldwater  r 

Mrs  Charlotte  E,  Coldwater 

Carpenter  Mrs  Amelia,   Ellen  w 

CAKPENTEK       HENRY       T.       John- 
Thompson,  Cashier  Farmers' 
National  Bank 
Mrs  Adelaide  E,  John-Thomp- 
son 
Mrs  Sarah  Lee,  Charlotte         w 
Ruth,  Charlotte 
Harriett  M,  Charlotte  s 

Cart  Wm  H,  Mary  Ce 

Mrs  Armina,  Mary 
Nettie,  Mary  s 

Chaffee  Charles,  High,  hostler 

Mrs   Rose,   Summit  dom 

Arnold  S,  Summit  s 

Lillian,  Coldwater  s 

Lloyd,  Railroad  Ce 

Mrs  Addie,   Railroad 
Gerald  W,  Railroad  u 

Lloyd  E,  Railroad  u 

Champney  Edward  D,  W  High  Ce 

Mrs  Jennie  S,  W  High 
Dan  Y,  W  High  s 

Chambers  Henry,  Crane  Ce 

Mrs  Carrie  E,   Crane 
Benny,  Crane  lab 

Donna,  Crane  s 

Chard  Louie,  W  High  lab 

Mrs  Bernice,  W  High 
Louise  J  R,  \Y  High  u 

Lyle,  W  High  u 

William,   Summit  far 

Chas  A,  Summit  lab 


Chard    John,   Summit  lab 

Willie,   Summit  lab 

Chase  Mrs   Martha   A.  Clark 
CHASE   D   W.    Jeweler    and    Optician, 
Broadway;  res  E  High 

Mrs  Kate  J,  E  High 

N  Eleanor,   E  High  u 

Chivis  Mrs  Ella,  S  Broadway  w 

Blanche   E,   S   Broadway,    emp 
Yeast  factory 

Carl  D,  Broadway  elk 

Ray  D,  S  Broadway  s 

Christman,  Ruth,  Coldwater  s 

Churchill  Noah  R,  Coldwater  lab 

Mrs  Gertie,  Coldwater 

Lorena,  Coldwater,  milliner 
Clark  Marjorie  M,  Park  s 

Chas    Louis,    Hammond,    shoe- 
maker 

Mrs  Sylvia  N,  Washington       w 
Clay  Albert,  Coldwater,  carpenter  and 
painter 

John  H,   Division  far 

Mrs  Rose,  Division 

Henry  W,   Division  far 

Loran   J,   Division  s 

Delpha  G  H,   Division  s 

CLIFFORD  IRA  B.  Blacksmith.  High; 
res  Ellen 

Mrs  Laura,   Ellen 

Harry  H,  Ellen  s 

CLIFFORD    WM    E,    Ellen,  Salesman 
Murdock  &  Dickinson 

Mrs  Elvira,  Ellen 
CLINE  OSCAR,  St  Joseph  ret  far 

Mrs  Samantha  E,  St  Joseph 

A  Benton,  Mary  Ce 

Mrs  Sarah  E,  Mary 
Clothier  Deo,  Union  Hotel  elk 

Mrs  Bessie  B,  Woodruff,  tel  op 

Ethel,   Ellen,   dressmaker 

Mae,  Ellen  s 

Cohen  P  H,  propr  The  Hub,  res  Union 

Hotel 
Collyer  Geo  W,  Woodruff,   emp  Stand- 
ard Oil  Co 

Burr,   Woodruff  s 

Lelah  E,  Woodruff 
Conklin    Albert,    Hammond,    carpenter 


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WILLBUR  &  SON 

Ellen  St.    Union  City,  Mich. 


Staple  and  Fancy  Groceries 
of  all  kinds  and  a  complete 
line  of  Staple  and  Fancy  Dec- 
orated Crockery 


Smith  &  Hayner's  Grocery-Market 


IS  the  place  where  all  of  your  Table  Wants 
can  be  supplied  at  one  call,  and  with  the 
assurance  that  your  order  will  be  satisfactorily 
filled  in  a  prompt  and  careful  manner 


Staple  and  Fancy  Groceries  in  wide  variety  and  first  quality. 

Meats,  Fish,  Oysters,  Poultry  and  the  usual 

market  accessories. 


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Copeland  Mrs  Phoebe  A,  Ellen  w 

Mary  C,   Ellen  s 

Corbin  Mrs  Malvina  A,  Ann  w 

Janette  E,  Ann,  teacher 
Mrs  Lillie  E,  E  Division  w 

Mrs  Sophia,  Charlotte  w 

COllWIX  JOHX  T,  Ellen,  Stonecutter 
COKAVIN  MRS  ADELIXE,  Ellen,  Bak- 
ery 
Corey  A  J,  optician 

Henry  D,  Allen,  carpenter 
Mrs  Bertha  E,  Allen 
Cosier  Henry  A,  N  Broadway  lab 

Mrs  Sarah  E,  N  Broadway 
-      "        Clarke  E,  N  Broadway  lab 

Mrs  Mae  E,  N  Broadway 
Buelah  N,  N  Broadway  u 

Benj  F,  N  Broadway  u 

COSIER  FRANK,   N   Broadway,    Car- 
penter 
Mrs  Cora  A,  N  Broadway 
jNlrs  Sarah,   N  Broadway  w 

Counterman  Nancy  A,  Crane  dom 

COX  &  HART,  Garage,  N  Broadway 
Cox  Enos  C,  Mary,  chief  eng  Ce 

Mrs  Cora  E,  Mary 
Ruth,    Mary  s 

Hubert  E,  Mary  s 

Enid,  Mary  s 

Cook  Frank  W,  S  Broadway,  carpenter 
Mrs  Kate,  S  Broadway 
John  E,  S  Broadway,  painter 
COOKSOX  REV  FRANK  H.  N  Broad- 
way, Pastor  M  E  Church 
Mrs  Agnes  L,  N  Broadway 
Rosalyn  A,  N  Broadway  u 

Leonard  T,  N  Broadway  u 

Sylvester  U,  N  Broadway  u 

Cooper  Wm  D,  Thomas,  physician 
Mrs  Minnie,  Thomas 
Lloyd,  Park,  saloonkeeper 
Mrs  Una,  Park 
Crandall  Ira,  St  Joseph  r 

Mrs  Adelaide.  St  Joseph 
Victor    V,     St    Joseph,     sexton 

cemetery 
Mrs  Katie  N,  St  Joseph 
Horace  Victor,  St  Joseph         u 
Morris,    Mary,    emp    telephone 


Craig  Wm  H,  S  Broadway  lab 

Mrs  Dora,  S  Broadway 
Mabel  M,  S  Broadway 
'•        Bert,  S  Broadway 
CRAIG  P  H,  Dewey,  Farmer 
Mrs  Carrie  E,  Dewey 
Jamie  M,   Dewey  s 

CREAMERY.  UXIOX  CITY.  Coldwater 
Crissy  Mrs  Martha.  Ann  w 

Ellen   F.   Ann 
CUATT    LEAVIS.    Mfv    Artificial    Stone 
Work.      Factory      Woodruff; 
res  Park 
Mrs  Clara  E.  Park,  nurse 
Charlie   R.   Park  stenog 

Nina  V.  Park  stenog 

Ruth  E.  Park  s 

CuUenen  Mrs  Jessie  B.  S  B'dway     dom 
CUSHAIAX  rOX  P.  Real  Estate,  Office 

N  Broadway;   res  Ann 
Cuyler  Abram.  Hammond  lab 

Mrs    Minnie.    Dewey 

D 

Dalton    Floyd  W.   NA'ashington       ,  u 

Damon  Eion,  Union  Hotel  elk 

Frank  R.  Division,  printer 
Mrs  Patience  E,  Division 
Ralph  C,  Division  u 

DAVIS  AXSEL  J.  Charlotte  r 

Mrs  Sophia  J,  Charlotte 
Donna  D.  Fenton  s 

IMartin   R.  St  Joseph,   concrete 

work 
Georke.   Park  r 

Mrs  Oda  E.  Park 
Peter,  Park  u 

Day  Will,  Hammond,   hostler 

Jett   M.   Coldwater.   engineer 
Mrs  Bessie,  Coldwater 
Mrs  Lydia  C,  Coldwater  w 

Dan  A.  Coldwater  Ce 

DAY"   CHAS  E.    W   High,    Real   Estate 
and  Insurance 
Mrs  Jessie.  W  High 
Chas  A..  S  Broadway  Ce 

Mrs  Maude  E.  S  Broadway 
Ruth  D.  S  Broadway 
Ralph    R.    S.    Broadway 


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THIS  little  picture  shows  the  cozy  farm  home  of  William 
Baird,  Brown  City,  Mich.  His  handsome  new  barn  is 
fitted  up  .with  a  Louden  Hay  Carrier,  Litter  Carrier 
and  Barn  Door  Hangers.  He  says:  "I  would  not  take 
twice  the  purchase  price  for  the  Louden  Barn  Equipment  I 
have  if  I  could  not  get  more  of  the  same  make.  It  is  satis- 
factory in  every  respect." 


When  you  need  a  Hay  Carrier  or  a  Hay  Fork,  a 
Litter  Carrier  or  a  Feed  Carrier,  a  healthy  Cow 
Stall  or  a  comfortable  Stanchion,  call  on 

MURDOCK  &  DICKINSON 

UNION  CITY.  MICH. 

They  are  agents  for  Louden 's  Perfect  Barn,  Stable  and  Dairy 
Fittings. 


Our  Catalog  No.  38  will  tell  you  all  about  the  goods.      It 
will  be  mailed  on  request. 

LOUDEN  MACHINERY  COMPANY 

FAIRFIELD,  IOWA,  U.  S.  A. 


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Day  Elmina  N,  S  Broadway  s 

Hollo  R,  Crane  Ce 

Mrs  Grace  G,  Crane 
Katherine  G,  Crane  u 

Dennison  Oscar  N,  Ellen,  canvasser 
Mrs  Phoebe  J,  Ellen 
Owen  O,  Ellen  far 

Earl,  Ellen,  salesman 

DEXNISON  NATHAN  X,  Coldwater  Ce 
Mrs  Nellie  N,  Coldwater 
Nica  R,  Coldwater  s 

Neva  S,  Coldwater  s 

Denton  J  Frank,  Summit  far 

Denton  Mattie  L,  Summit 

Dickinson  Clark  H,  Ann,  hardware  dlr 
Mrs  Edith  A,  Ann 
Donald  W,  Ann  u 

Doroth\'  A.  Ann  u 

Disbro  John  C.   South  far 

Mrs  Nellie,  South 

DODGK    DeWITT.    Charlotte.    Supt    of 
Poor 
Mrs  Ella  L,  Charlotte 

DOXXELIiY  CHAS.  E  High.  Manager 
Theatre  and  Nickelo 
Mrs  Grace,  E  High 
Donna,  E  High  u 

Frank,  E  High  u 

Dormer  Chas  A,  Ellen,  tel  lineman 
Mrs  Rose  B,  Ellen 
Nina  B,  Ellen  s 

Mrs  Rebecca,  Charlotte  w 

Dot\'  Rub\-  A,  Hammond  s 

Cai'l.  Hammond  s 

Douglass  Mrs  Rosa  A,  N  Broadway"    w 

Drake  Stephen  S,   Mary,   clock  repair- 
ing 
Mrs  Melissa  N,  Mary 

Drumm  Mason,  Coldwater  Ce 

Mrs  Lettie  B,  Coldwater 
Edmund  W,   Coldwater  s 

Burr  M,  Coldwater  s 

DKUMM  ANDREW  M.  W  High,    Mail 
Carrier 
Mrs  Francelia  E.  W  High 
Cora,  W  High 
Grace,  W  High,  nurse 

Dvifoe  John,  Park  r 

Mrs  Jane  E,  Park 


ElJElIHAltDT  McDOXALl).   S   Broad- 
way,    Cement     Blocks     and 
Builder 
Mrs  Jennie,  S  Broadway,  agent 

Colon  Knitting  Co 
Deyo,  S  Broadway  s 

Vance  A,  S  Broadway  s 

EBEllHAKDT  GEO  F,  Mary,  Messen- 
ger American  Express  Co. 
Mrs  Sarah,  Mary 
Geo  A,  Woodruff  Ce 

Harry  E,  Mary,  lineman 
Ebling  Mrs  Pollie,  Ellen  w 

Edwards  Harry,   Coldwater 
EDDY  JOHX  R.  Coldwater,  Carpenter 
:Mrs  Alice  M,  Coldwater,  dress- 
maker 
Hewitt   C.    Coldwater,    employe 
Creamery 
EITXIEAR  ALFRED    J.     High.    Auc- 
tioneer,     Farm     Auctions     a 
Specialty    • 
Mrs  Margaret.  High 
Coral  B,  High 
Emery  Joe,  Coldwater  far 

Lizzie,  Mary 
Engle  Clayton,   Union  Hotel,  hostler 
Evans  Charlie,  S  Broadway  lab 

EVERT  HEXRY  J,  N  Broadway       far 
Mrs  Mary,  N  Broadway 
Pert.  N  Broadway  elk 


FABER    LOUIS    E,     Propr  The   Fair, 
Dry  Goods  and  Notions,  Next 
Door  to  Postoffice;  res  Ham- 
mond 
Mrs  Ida  E,  Hammond 
"       -Homer  G,  Hammond  s 

Fairbanks  Mrs  Jennie  E,  St  Joseph 

Zell  L,  St  Joseph  u 

Minnie  Belle,  St  Joseph  u 

FARMERS"  XATIOXAL  BAXK.  Broad- 
way, D  D  Buell  Pres,  H  T 
Carpenter  Cashier 


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UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


FOR  QUICK  AND  5URE.  RLTURN5  U5L 

GUARANTEED X^^/^5    PRODUCTS 


PRATT'S  POULTRY  REGULATOR 

For  i-hickeus,  turkeys, 
(lurks.  i.'('ese,  pigeons,  etc. 
i  lu'xriMifii  as  a  tonic  and 
cyu  inoihicer.  We  guaran- 
tee it  iu  every  respect.  Its 
use  means  money  in  your 
pocket.  Every  modern 
poultry  raiser  needs  and 
uses  it. 

Sold  in  Orie  and  liUe  pack- 
ages. Large  size  pails  and 
sacks  at  cheaper  rates. 

PRATT'S  LICE  KILLER  (Powdered) 

A  most  efficient  guaranteed 
lice  killer:  also  good  for 
moths  and  insects  about  the 
house,  bugs  on  plants,  etc. 
It  is  likewise  a  powerful  dls- 
iufectitni.  Used  in  connec- 
tion with  Pratfs  Liquid  Lice 
Killer  you  can  soon  rid  your 
poultry  of  vermin. 

Sold   in  iic  and  "iljc  pack- 


you  want  the  BE.5T 


PRATT'S   ANIMAL 
REGULATOR 

Makes  cows  give  more  and 
better  milk  Keeps  hoises 
in  good  condition.  Causes 
hogs  to  fatten (luitkh  It  is 
guaranteed  to  be  uiu  m  piled 
as  a  general  tonic  iml  i  m 
ditioner  tor  all  kinds  ot  li\  l 
stock.  Its  use  IS  a  netLsslt\ 

Sold  In  25c,  500  and  .=i( 
packages.  Larger  amounts 
in  pails  and  sacks  at  lowei 
rates. 

PRATT'S  HEAUNG 
OINTMENT 

A  guaranteed  antiseptic 
ointment  good  for  cuts, 
burns,  galls,  scratches  or 
otherdiseases  on  either  man 
or  beast.  Forms  no  scab. 
You  can  use  this  ointment 
and  work  your  horse  at  the 
same  time. 

Sold  in  i'ic  and  Mr  boxes. 


always  buy  PRATT'S  Guaranteed 
inary  Remedies 

50LD  BY  WORDLN  BROTHLR5 


Veter- 


The  Geo.  F.  Minto  Company 

Are  usually  given  credit  by  the  public  for  the  posses  ion  of  real 
knowledge  of  how  things  should  be  for  the  well  dressed  man.  We 
believe  we  do  know  what  constitutes  a  fine  garment,  and  we  do  not 
hesitate  to  say,  that  if  we  knew  of  any  better  line  of  Clothes  than 
those  made  by  Rosenwald  &  Weil,  of  Chicago,  we  would  discon- 
tinue their  sale  immediately.  We  know  of  none  better.  "R.  &  W" 
Cheerful  Clothes  more  truthfully  represent  our  ideals  than  any  make 
of  Clothes  with  which  we  are  familiar.  They  are  a  credit  to  their 
makers— they  are  a  credit  to  the  firm  selling  them.  No  man  buying 
these  clothes  can  be  other  than  a  satisfied  customer.  It  is  to  your 
interest  to  wear  our  choice  of  clothes. 

GEO.  F.  MINTO  CO.  Union  City,  Mich. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


FENXO  WM  W,  Proprietor  Riverside 
Hotel 
Mrs    Loretta,    Riverside    Hotel 
Fincham  Chas  F,  Washington,  butcher 

Mrs  Maggie  M,  Washington 
Finney  Jesse  R,  Coldwater  Ce 

Mrs  Christina,  Coldwater 
Carlton   R,   Coldwater  u 

Blanche  D,  Coldwater  u 

Arthur,  High  lab 

Lizzie,   John-Thompson        dom 
Fislier  Mrs  Catherine   O,   Ellen  w 

Fisk   Homer  G,   John-Thompson  r 

Mrs    LouLsi    M,    John-Thomp- 
son 
l''itzgerald  Li'il  ie,  St  Joseph,  teacher 
FLEWl.LLIXG  JOHX  D,  Mary,  Ticket 
Agent  M  C  R  R 
Mrs  Hilda  B,  Mary 
Mrs  Annie  D,  John-Thompson 
Follette  Mrs  Celestia  B,  Ellen  w 

FOXXKU  HIKAM  J.  St  Joseph,  Ship- 
ping Clerk  Ce 
Ramsey,  St  Joseph  s 
Wildred,  St  Joseph  s 
George,  St  Joseph  s 
Willard   H,   Coldwater-Branch, 

farmer 
Mrs   Lena,   Coldwater-Branch 
"        Wendell  W,  Coldwater-Branch, 
student 
John  W,   Coldwater-Branch     s 
Robert  M.  Coldwater-Branch  s 
Foster   Ralph,   Woodruff  lab 

Wm   J.  W  High  r 

Freeman  James  J,  Ellen,  liquor  dlr 
Mrs  Emma  J,  Ellen 
Giles  E,   Ellen  s 

French  Miles  W,  Coldwater-Branch  far 
Mrs      Sarah       E,       Coldwater- 
Branch 
ITLTOX     JOHX    K.     Calhoun,    Rural 
Mail  Carrier 
"        Mrs  Cora  E,  Calhoun 

Hugh  R,  Calhoun  far 


Gardner  X  Perry,  Park,  lumberman 
Mrs  Emma  E,  Park 
P  Hawley,  Park  s 

David,   E  High  r 

Mrs  Electa,  E  High 
.Mrs  Ella  M,  Coldwater-Branch 
w 
Galusha  Lilla,   John-Thompson,       tchr 
Garman  Geo  C,  St  Joseph,  carpenter 

Mrs  Julia,  St  Joseph 
Garnsey   Judson,    Ellen,   carpenter 

Helen  M,   Ellen 
Gaw  Mrs  Harriett,   E  High 

Grace,  E  High  elk 

Scott  N,  E  High,  engr  Ce 

Mildred,  E  High  s 

Geer  Albert,  Ellen  r 

GEOUGE  CLAUDE  E,  Division,  Breed- 
er of  Registered  Jersey  Cat- 
tle and  Partridge  Wyandotte 
Fowls 
Mrs  Emma  B,  Division 
Clyde  E,  Division  s 

Gillingham  Henry,  Broadway,  concrete 
and  carpenter  work 
Mrs  Mary,  N  Broadway 
Gilmore  Eugene  W,  S  Broadway       cllv 

Elsie  L,  S  Broadway 
GLEASOX  XE\V]MAX  H,  N  Broadway, 
Farmer 
Mrs  Luella  M,  N  Broadway 
Marjorie,  N  Broadway  s 

GOWER  JOHX  B,  Ellen,  Supt  Public 
Schools 
:\Irs  Bertha  H.  Ellen 
J  B,  Ellen  s 

GRAY    COAL   CO    (Geo    Gray,    Walter 
Smith),    Coal    and    Wood,    S 
Broadway 
Gray  Wm  S,  E  High  r 

Mrs  Sarah  J.  E  High 
:\Iary  E,   E  High 
Ollie,   E  High 
GRAY  GEORGE  (Smith  &  Gray).  Coal 
Dealer,   res  E  High 
Mrs  Faye,  E  High 
Lounder,    E   High  u 


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KUN 

Scissors  and  Shears 

are  made  for  clean,  accurate  work.  They  are 
scientifically  designed  and  adjusted  to  an 
exact  cutting  edge  so  that  blade  meets  blade 
with  absolute  precision  from  heel  to  point. 

Each  shear  is  fitted  with  a  patent  bolt 
that  can  never  work  loose.  This  bolt  has 
a  right-hand  screw  and  a  left-hand  nut, 
working  against  each  other,  so  that  a  varia- 
tion of  adjustment  is  impossible.  They  are 
less  tiring  than  any  others  for  no  pressure  is 
required  to  keep  the  cutting  edges  together. 

You  are  sure  of  satisfaction  if  you 
ask  for  them  by  name.  Every  pair  fully 
guaranteed.      We  sell  them. 


& 


UNION  CITY,  MICH. 


BLN    B.    HUNT,    hodunk.  Michigan 

DEALER  IN 

Dry  Goods,  Notions,  Shoes,  Meats  and  Groceries 

Headquarters  for  Flack  Cross  Tea,  Coffee  anJ  Sf  Ices 


HIGHEST  PRICES  PAID  FOR  COUNTRY  PRODUCE 


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Green  Mrs  Mary,  St  Joseph  w 

GREENWOOD    JOHN    D,    Coldwater, 
Baker 
Mrs  Viola  D,  Coldwater 
Geo  D,  Coldwater  s 

Ernest  G,  Coldwater  s 

Mrs  Myrtle  May,  Union  Hotel, 
cook 
Griffin  Leo,  Park,  carpenter 
Mrs  Edna  E,  Park 
Grant  C,  Park  lab 

Merritt,   Park,   carpenter 
Mrs  Harriett  A,  Park 
Gritfith  Bernice  E,  E  High  s 

Guile    Carl    G,    Woodruff,    bookkeeper 
Gulliford  Mrs  Francis  C,  Ellen  w 

GWIX   &   SON,   Dealers   in   Boots   and 

Shoes,    N    Broadway 
GWIN    EMIMET   J,    Grain    Dealer,    of- 
fice    Broadway,     res     Ham- 
mond 
Mrs  Dora   P,   Hammond 
Maybell    IM.    Hammond  s 

H 

HACIvE:TT    FKANK    E,    Harness    and 
Horse     Furnishings,     Broad- 
way,  res  S  Broadway 
Marguerite    H,    S    Broadway    s 
Howard    W,    S    Broadway         s 
Clare,    S   Broadway  s 

Gwendoline    Cora    May,    South 
Broadway  u 

Haenke  Floyd,  Crane  lab 

Hall  Bert,   Riverside  Hotel  lab 

HALL  CLARK  M.  Cooper  and  Dealer 
in   Flour.    Red    Cooper  Shop, 
S  Broadway,  res  Charlotte 
Mrs  Fannie  A.  Charlotte 
'  "        Orley,    Woodruff  carpenter 

Mrs  Eva,  Woodruff 
Mrs  Caroline  F.   Barry  w 

"A;-  "Winifred    M,    John-Thompson 
teacher 
Halsted  Chas  F,  Lee  lab 

Halstead  Mrs,  Lee 

Halvorsen  Emil,  Woodruff  Ce 

Mrs   Lena,   Woodruff 


Halvorsen   Erin,   Woodruff  s 

Haakon,    Woodruff  s 

Carl,  Woodruff  u 

Donald,  Woodruff  u 

Anna,  Woodruff  u 

Anna,   N   Broadway  dom 

HAMMETT    DR    E,     Optician,     Office 

Broadway 
Hanken  John,  porter  Union  Hotel 
Harmon  Nathan,  Thomas  Ce 

Mrs  Clara  L,  Thomas 
Wm  E.   Thomas  Ce 

Thos  H,  Thomas  Ce 

Harold  N,  Thomas  s 

Rosa  M,  Thomas  s 

Bertha   L,    Thomas  u 

Harrington  Mrs  Elvira  J,  AVoodruff  w 

Jennie   L,    Woodruff 
Harrison  Charlie  A,  Woodruff  Ce 

Mrs  Ella  V,  Woodruff 
Gladys,   Jdhn-Thompson      dom 
Lizzie   M,   Woodruff  s 

HARRIS    ALBERT,    Dealer    in    Rags, 
Paper,      Metals      and      Furs, 
Woodruff,  res  Ellen 
:\Jrs   Minnie   R,   Ellen  , 

Annette,    Ellen  s  I 

Julius  H,  Ellen  s 

Harsh  &  Gwin  (L  L  Harsh,  E  J  Gwin), 

dealers   in   wool 
Hart  F  B,  prop  Union  Hotel 

Mrs  Anna  E,  Union  Hotel 
Hartman  Wm,  Woodruff  far 

Blanche,  Woodruff 
Boyd.  Woodruff  s 

Jay  William.   Mary     bartender 
Mrs   Josie,    Mary  J 

Wm.    Mary  sj 

HATCH    W3I    >I.     Sec-Treas   Peerlessl 
Cement  Co,    Barry  J 

Mrs  Mae  R,  Barry 
Helen  R,  Barry 
Hawley  Mrs  Frances  A,  E  High 
Haymaker  Mrs  Sarah  J,   Park 
Hayne  Purl.   Coldwater       laundry  emp 
HAVNER    HERBERT    E.    Prop    Meat 
Market.         Hammond,         : 
John-Thompson 
Mrs    Mary    C.    John-Thompson 


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THL  BULLL  STOCK  FARM 

Thejjome  of  the  Percheron  Stallion  Ingomar  23081 

THOS.   B.  BUELL,  Proprietor  Bell  Phone  1  1 2-4r 

Ingomar  is  a  fine  type  of  the  modern  draft  horse,  is  white  in  color,  and 
A     weighs  1 .800  pounds  in  ordinary  flesh.     He  is  ten  years  old,  a  proven 
foal-getter,  and  produces  the  $200  kind  of  horses. 
Terms,  $  I  0  to  insure  with  foal. 
D       ^cAAAn^'°,\''^  ^""""^  °^  ^^^  beautiful  dapple-grey  Percheron   Stallion 
j"?-     J       Vl        >s  sired  by  Cosmos,  the  famos  Percheron  prize-winner, 
and   his   dam,  Theresa,   is   a   finely  formed   mare   that  will  weigh    1 ,800   in 
pasture.     From  his  breeding  he  has  the  license  to  make  a  ton  horse.     He  is 
a  young  horse,  and  will  serve  a  limited  number  of  mares. 
Terms,  $  1  0  to  insure  with  foal. 

Both  of  the  above  stallions  may  be  found  at  the  Buell  Farm  any  day  in 
the  year. 

Fine,  registered  Shropshire  Rams,  possessing  excellent  mutton  and  wool 
qualities. 


Four  and  one-half  miles  southwest  of  Union  City,  Mich. 


MOORE  &  SWEET 


DEALERS  IN 


Agricultural    Implements,    Vehicles,    Autos,    Windmills,     Engines 
and  a  complete  line  of  Shelf  and  Heavy  Hard^ 


iware 


^  Our  Agricultural  Implements    are    of    the    leading 
makes,  and  all  bear  the  mark  of  excellence. 
^  Our  Vehicles  are  standard,  and  embrace  the  largest 
and  best  assortment  ever  shown  in  Union  City. 
^  Our    Hardware   stock    includes    everything    usually 
found  in  a  first-class  hardware  store. 
^  And    in    Autos,  Windmills,    and   the   innumerable 
articles  which  go  to  make  up  a  stock  of  this  character, 
"we  are  there  with  the  goods." 

^  The  Farmer  will  find   here   almost  everything  need- 
ful m  his  business,  and  the  prices  are  lowest  consistent 
with  good  goods. 
^  Be  sure  to  see  us  before  making  purchases. 


MOORE  &  SWEET,  Union  City,  Mich. 


36 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Hayner  Lyle  S,  John-Thompson     clerk 
Zae,  John-Thompson  s 

Parker      (Smith     &     Hayner), 
meats  and  groceries,  Broad- 
way,  res  Ellen 
Mrs  Ethel  B,  Ellen 
Hazzard  Ernest  D,  Washington  Ce 

Mrs  Minnie  M,  Washington 
Heiman  Mary  A,  Calhoun 
HENDERSON  WM    C,    Physician    and 
Surgeon,     Office     Ellen,     res 
Ann 
Mrs  Margaret,  Ann  w 

Hibbard  Ed,  Coldwater  far 

Mrs  Hattie  A,  Coldwater 
Hagel  Andon,  S  Broadway  Ce 

HODUNK    FLOURING    MILLS,  Buck 

&  Morrill,  Proprs,  Hodunk 
Hoffman     Conrad,     Coldwater-Branch, 
laborer 
Mrs  Jane,  Coldwater-Branch. 
Howe  Fred  A,  Barry  r 

Mrs  Blanche  H,  Barry 
Albert  R,  Barry 
Katharine  R,  Barry 
Hill  Hosea,  Coldwater  far 

Mrs   Lottie,   Coldwater 
Clyde,  Coldwater  s 

Jennie,  Coldwater  s 

Doc,  Coldwater  u 

Ralph  M,  Crane,   engineer 
Mrs  Bertha  E,  Crane 
Grace  N,  Crane  s 

Hitchcock  Mrs  Nancy  A,  Ann  w 

HOLBROOK  REV  DA\^D  L.  Thomp- 
son,  Pastor  First  Congrega- 
tional Church 
Mrs  Sarah  H,   Thompson 
Franklin  F,  Thompson  elk 

Eliza      S,      Thompson,      music 

teacher 
Margaretta,  Thompson  s 

HOLT    &    KINDIG,    Cigars,    Lunches, 

etc,  Broadway 
Holt  Frank  (Holt  &  Kindig),  res  Park 

Mrs  Kittie  M,  Park 
Hopkins  Myron  M,  Coldwater-Branch, 
carpenter 


Hopkins      Mrs      Ida      M,      Coldwater- 
Branch,   dressmaker 
Elsie,  Coldwater-Branch       elk 
Levi  R,  Coldwater-Branch        s 
Leo  R,  Thomas,  engr  Ce 

Mrs  Dytha,  Thomas 
t  Leroy,  Riverside  Hotel 


Ho\ 


HUB 


Shoes,      etc, 


THE,      Clothing, 
Broadway 
HUBBARD    &    SEAVER,  Grocers  and 
Bakers,  N  Broadway 
Wylie,  N  Broadway,  Grocer 
HUBBARD  \\M  H,  Flour,  Feed,  Grain, 
Ellen,  res  Ellen 
Mrs  Jennie  A,  Ellen 
Hughes  Wallace  B,  Mary,  emp  M  C  R  R 

Mrs  Belle,  Mary 
Hudson  Alonzo,  Division  i' 

Mrs  Catherine  M,  Division 
HURD    EDAVARD    H,    Physician    and 
Surgeon,  Barry 
Mrs  E  Caroline,  Barry 
Carrie  W,  Barry,  teacher 
Mrs  Caroline  E,  N  B'dway     w 
HULL   HERBERT   C,   W  High,   Rural 
Mail  Carrier 
Mrs  Nora  A,  W  High 
Lucille  A,  W  High  '  s 

Joseph  E,  W  High  s 

HUNT  BEN.  Merchant,  Store  and  Res- 
idence at  Hodunk 
Rev   Ozrow   N,    St   Joseph,    re- 
tired clergyman 
Grace  Vera,  St  Joseph  elk 

HUXLEY  CHAS  I,  Pumps,  Windmills 
and  Well  Work,  Division 
Mrs  Lettie,  Division 
Glenn  S,  Division  " 


Jacobs  Mrs  Amelia,  Lincoln 
Jacokes  Myrtle,  Ann,  dressmaker 
Jeffrey  John,  Hammond 
>      "        Clarence,    Division  Ce 

JOHNSON  LEON  A,  County  Clerk,  i 
Coldwater  City 
Mrs  Bertha 


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UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY  •  37 


M.  P.  WEMPLE 

Union  City,  Mich. 


LUMBER 


■AND- 


Building  Material 


ESTIMATES    CHEERFULLY    FURNISHED 


SMOKE 


La  Flor  de  Chap  -* 

and  Lord  Crasby 


CHAS.  W.  CHAPMAN 

COLDWATER,  MICH. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


JOHNSOX  C  HERBERT,  Instructor  in 

Piano    and     Voice,     res    one 

mile  west 

Mrs  Sarah  L,  Mary  dom 

George  W,  Mary  s 

Chas  O,  Mary,  section  foreman 

M  C  R  R 
Edna  H,  Mary  s 

Ida   W,   Mary 

JOHNSOX  MRS  NANCY  C,  N  Broad- 
way w 

JOHNSON  LEO  L,  Hammond,  Farmer 
Mrs  Ida  M,  Hammond 
F  Beatrice,  Hammond 
M  Doretlia,  Hammond  s 

Mrs  Mary  E,  Hammond  w 

JOHNSON     HARRY     E,     Parlv,    Live- 
stoclv  Buyer 
Mrs  Elsie  V,  Park 
Herbert  L,  St  Joseph 
Mrs  Minnie  M,  St  Joseph 
Ethel  M,  St  Joseph 
John,  Park 
Mrs  Nellie  G,  Park 
Reuben,  Park,  carpenter 
Mrs  Florence  M,  Ellen 

Judd  Mrs  Caroline,  Coldwater 

Jupp  Frank  E,  S  Broadway,  mason 
Mrs  Jennie  N,  S  Broadway 
Letha  D,  S  Broadway 
Eylla  L,  S  Broadway 
Viva  M,  S  Broadway 
Joy  Delos,  S  Broadway 
Floy  F,  S  Broadway 


Jon€ 


lab 


K 


KAHIiER  LEO  C,  News  Depot,  Ham- 
mond, res  Fenton 
Mrs  Flora  N,  Fenton 
Karker  Leon  O,  Coldwater-Branch  far 
Mabel      I,      Coldwater-Branch, 

telephone  operator 
Harry  A,  Coldwater-Branch    s 
Zena  A,  Coldwater-Branch       u 
"        James,  Thomas  far 

Mrs  Alida  N,  Thomas 
"        Clarence,   Thomas  lab 

"        Pearl  L,   Thomas  s 


Karker   Nelson,    Woodruff,    emp    Buell 
Lumber  Yard 
Mrs  Julia  E,  Woodruff 
Karnes  Harry,  S  Broadway  Ce 

"        Mrs  Mary,  S  Broadway 
"        Grace,  S  Broadway  s 

"        Goldie,  S  Broadway  s 

Verne,  S  Broadway  u 

Kaucher    Charles    M,    Charlotte,    fore- 
man Ce 
Mrs  Mara  Belle,  Charlotte 
Katherine,  D,  Charlotte,        tchr 
KEAGLE   CLYDE   E,    Restaurant   and 
Ice  Cream 
Mrs  Chloe  E,  Ellen 
Lyle  O,   Ellen  u 
Kennedy  Helen  S,  S  Broadway,  dress- 
maker 
Mrs  Rebecca,  S  Broadway 
KENT   GEORGE  W,   Sign   and   House 
Painting,      Graining,      Paper 
Hanging,  res  Division 
Mrs  Inez  A,  Division 
Kenyon  Fred,  Union  Hotel,  propr  bil- 
liard hall 
Kidney  John  P,  St  Joseph  r 
Mrs  Josephine  R,  St  Joseph 
Hattie  R,   St  Joseph   dressmkr 
Leo  I,  St  Joseph                        Ce 
Lewis  M,  South                          far 
Asa,   South                                    lab 
Kilbourn  Samuel  L,  Woodruff                r 

Mrs  Elvira,  Woodruff 
Kimball  Jesse  C,   Division  elk 

Kiinler  Eva,   E   High  dom 

KIMMEL   HENRY.    Mgr     Mich     State 
Telephone  Co,  res  N  Broad- 
way 
Mrs  Alsie,  N  Broadway 
"        Katherine  A,  N  Broadway       s 
"        Robert  H,  N  Broadway  s 

Kindig  Cosam  H,   Park,  carpenter 
Mrs  Sarah  C,  Park 
•  Noarh  -  iir-©*"v4«iiMi,.jiarp  e  n  t  e  r 
Ed    F,    Char^lQtte,    propr    cigar 

stOTT"         H' 
Mrs  Mary,  "Charlotte     ,. .. 
Paul  C,  Charlotte  '  s 

Katharine,  Gh«rlTrtte  s 


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UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


W.  W.  SNIDER 

UNION  CITY,  MICH. 

DEALER  IN 

Dry  Goods,  Carpets,  Millinery  and 
Wall  Paper 


^  We  keep  no  goods  we  can- 
not recommend.  The  disposi- 
tion of  this  store  is  to  do  business 
on  honor,  fair  and  square.  It's 
our  aim  to  serve  you  politely, 
promptly  and  properly,  with  the 
least  trouble  to  you. 

^  Appreciating  your  patronage, 
we  shall  study  your  wants,  in 
order  to  furnish  you  good  goods 
at  the  very  lowest  prices. 

^  The  more  you  know  our 
liberal  policy  the  better  you  will 
like  us. 

^  Make  this  store  "your  store." 
We'll  see  that  you  are  satisfied. 


W.    W.    SNIDER,    Busy,    Bargain,    Cash    Dealer 
BOTH  PHONES 


40 


^ 


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yj^r^6 


a= 


MTY  DIRECTORY 


KiriMg  Edward  CV  Chajiloiu- 
Kinney  Mrs  Sarah,  Division 
KIXYOX    ALEX    W,    Meats    and 
ceries,  Woodruff,  res  h\ 
Mrs  Mary  O,  Fenton 
Knapp  Thos  C,  E  High 

Mrs  Catherine,  E  High 
Knauss  Mrs  Sarah  A,  Ellen 
KRULL  DR  D   S,  E  High,   Veter 
Surgeon 
Mrs  Carrie  E,  E  High 
Luella  F,  E  High 
Harrison  M,   E  High,  assi 
chemist 
"        Georgia,   E  High 


u 

Gro- 
nton 


w 

nary 


;tant 
Ce 


Lake  Albert,  Coldwater  lab 

"        Chas  C,  Hammond  elk 

Mrs  Maude  S,  Hammond      elk 

Elma,  E  High  s 

LAMB  KXITTIXG  CO,  Colon,  Mich. 

Lampart  Adolph,  Fenton  Ce 

Mrs  Millie,  Fenton 

Larkin   Edward    A,     Shoe    Dealer,   res 
Charlotte 
Mrs  Beulah  I,  Charlotte 
Burnard  A,  Charlotte  u 

Leo  E,  barber  Union  hotel 

Laskey  Mrs  Belle  C,  W  High  w 

Carroll  B,  W  High  s 

Adeline  B.  W  High  u 

Lathrop  Bert  L,  S  Broadway,  carpen- 
ter 
Mrs  Ola,  S  Broadway 
Leon  L,  Lincoln,  painter 
Mrs  Mary  E,  Lincoln 
Diatha   M,   Lincoln  s 

"        Sarah  M,  Lincoln  s 

"    ,    Addie  E,  Lincoln  s 

Alice  B,  Lincoln  s 

Lencenstein  Thos,  S  Broadway  Ce 

Lee  Mrs  May,  Woodruff 

S  Eugene,  Allen,  carpenter 
Mrs  Mary  N,  Charlotte  r 

Mrs  Belle  H,  St  Joseph  w 

Henry,  Fenton  r 

Lelious  John  F,  Crane  Ce 

Mrs  Minnie,  Crane 


Lelious   Sophrona,    Crane  s 

Howard,  Crane  s 

Clifford,    Fenton,     emp     Yeast 

factory 
Mi-s  Hazel  J,  Fenton 

Leonard  Mrs  Martha  H,  N  B'dway     w 
Harriett  C,   John-Thompson 

Lahym  Richard  D,  S  Broadway         far 
Mrs  Hannah  M.  S  Broadway 
Harry,  S  Broadway 
Calvin  R,  S  Broadway  s 

Library,  Union  Township,  N  Broadway, 
:Mrs  Clara  Townsend  librar- 
ian 

Lincoln  Mrs  Louise,  N  Broadway         w 
Caleb  O,  W  High,  contractor 
Mrs  Annie  V,  W  High 
Merle  I,  W  High,  assistant  en- 
gineer power  house 
;'        Oscar  L,  Hammond  r 

Mrs  C,  Hammond 
Rollin  H,  Crane 
Mrs  Mary  A,  Crane 
Asahel  P,  Crane 
Lynn  W,  Crane 
Carl  J,   Crane 

Lipe  Archer  B,  Charlotte 

Mrs  Mary,  Charlotte 
Mrs  Maria  D,  Charlotte 

Little   Oliver  F,   Summit 

Mrs  Manday  M,  Summit 
Harry  W,  Summit  ! 

Elmer  J,  Summit  ! 

■'        Chas  D,   Summit  i 

Ralph,   Summit  i 

Paul  D,  Summit  i 

L  J,  N  Broadway,  plumber 
Mrs  May  I,  N  Broadway 
Penn,  N  Broadway,  ! 

Harvey  E,  N  Broadway  ! 

Lochard      Eugene,     Coldwater,     black 
smith 
Mrs  Jennie  M,  Coldwater 
Hazel  M,  Coldwater  i 

Mildred,  Coldwater  : 

Edna  M,  Coldwater  i 

Mrs    Jessie,    Park,    laundrywo 

man 
Harry  E,  Park,  laundryman 


lab 


Ce 


lab 


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'^HEN  in  Coldwater,  Stop  at  the 

■    / 

ARLINGTON  HOTEL 

Where    satisfaction    awaits    you    in    the 
way  of   high-class  accommodations 

The  Arlington  has  just  been  refitted,  refurnished  and  arranged 
to  yield  every  comfort 


The  best  in  the  house  is  none  too  good 
for  every  guest 


FRED  BROWN,  Proprietor 


W.  BRAY,  President  J.  E.  SPORE,  Secretary  D.  D.  BUELL,  Treasurer 


Union  City  Creamery 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

CHOICEST  ELGIN  CREAMERY  BUTTER 

The  highest  market  price  constantly  paid 
for  milk  and  cream.  ^  Dairying  in- 
creases the  value  of  farm  lands,  besides 
being  a  profitable  business,  while  the 
creamery  lessens  the  work  and  brings 
you  better  prices  for  butter  fat 


Farmers  who  do  not  patronize  the  Union  City  Creamery  should  begin 


at  once 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


LONG'S  BARBER  SHOP  (Long  & 
Long,  Proprs),  Farmers'  Na- 
tional Bank  Block 

Long  Bert  P,  Charlotte,  barber 
Mrs  Ethel,  Charlotte 
Kenneth,  Charlotte  u 

Margaret,  Charlotte  u 

Leone  P,  W  High,  barber 
Mrs  Hazel  A,  W  High 
Geraldine  M,  W  High  u 

Marva  L,  W  High  u 

Claude  P,  W  High,  barber 
Cookson  A,  Division  r 

Mrs  Louise  C,   Division 
Wilson  A,  Clark  Ce 

Mrs  Minnie  L,  Clark 
Ashton  W,  Clark  s 

Elnora  M,  Clark  s 

Daryl  A,  Clark  u 

"        Jennie  J,  Clark  u 

Loucks  Julia  E,  W  High 

Lovejoy  Chas  A,  W  High  Ce 

Mrs  Edith  V,  W  High 
Viletta  B,  W  High,  stenog 

Arnold   L,   W  High  s 

LOWELL  CHAS  H,  E  High,  Asst  Cash- 
ier Farmers'  National  Bank 
Mrs  Jennie  S,  E  High 

LUNDTEIGEX  ANDREW,  res  Barry, 
Superintendent  Ce 

Mrs  Rose  J,  Barry 
Mary  J,  Barry  s 

Andrew  Jr,   Barry  u 

John,  Barry,  chemist  Ce 

Petra,  Barry,  teacher 

LYON    'W^I    F.    Funeral    Director    and 
Furniture  Dealer,  Ellen 
Mrs  Carrie,  Ellen 
Russell  D,  Ellen  s 

LUX  JOHN  G.   Division,   Market  Gar- 
dener 
"        Mrs  Mary,  Division 

Louise,  Division,  teacher 

Eva,    Division  stenog 

Leo,   Division 

LUX  FRED   1.   Division,    Market  Gar- 
dener 
Mrs  Hattie,  Division 
Fred  E,  Division  u 


Mc 

McCamle\'  Mrs  Emma,   Division  w 

Conwa.\-  J,  Division  Ce 

Myron    ^V,    Division  s 

McCrary  Alex  C,   Dewey 

Mrs  Rhea  K,  Dewey 

Frank,  N  Broadway  far 
Mrs  Kate  C,  N  Broadway 

Sigel,  N  Broadway  s 

Mcintosh,  Orville  S,  South  far 
Mrs  Lillian  N,   South 

Julia  N,  South  s 

Margaret,   South  s 

McNelson  Harry,  Crane  lab 

John  P,   Crane  lab 
Mrs  Delia,  Crane,  weaver 

Elmer  G,  Crane  lab 

McGee  Mrs  Isabel  N,  St  Joseph  w 

Jay,  St  Joseph  lab 


M 


Mallow    Henry,    Charlotte  far 

Mrs  Hannah,  Charlotte 

Marble  Wm  H,  Crane,  blacksmith 
Mrs   Martha,   Crane 
Deo,   Crane  s 

Harold  F,  Crane  s 

Ruth    May,   Crane  u 

Clair,    Crane  u 

Martinson   Chas   M,   Barry  s 

MARTIN  JAS  W,  N  Broadway,  Sales- 
man Wire  Fence 
Mrs  Zae  C,  N  Broadway 

:Mason  Richard  G,  Charlotte  r 

Mrs  Mary,  Charlotte 

MATTHEWS  ROY  H.  W^ashington,  Ru- 
ral Mail  Carrier 
Mrs  Minnie,  Washington 
Mabel  L,  Washington 
Cecil  R,  Washington 

Maxfleld  Chas  T,   Ellen 

Mrs  Sarah  C,   Ellen 

3L\XON  MARSHALL  P,  Woodruff 
Mrs  Clara  B,  Woodruff 

Maynard  Lemuel  J,  Washington,  shoe 
maker 
Mrs  Cora  B,  Washington 


:| 


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Rheubottom  &  Rayner 

Furniture   Dealers   and   Funeral   Directors 
UNION  CITY,  MICH. 

Bell  Phone:     Office.  141;  Residence.  48 
Southern  Michigan  Phone:     Office,  144;  Residence,  141 

LLT  ML  OFF  AT 

Mrs.  L.  J.  Roofs  Bazaar 

pOR  I  am  looking  for  Bargains, 
and  am  sure  to  find  them  on 

THL  BIG  BARGAIN  COUNTLR 

which  has  new  attractions  each 
week   in    lines   that  are  varied, 
beautiful  and  useful 

And  the  particularly  attractive  point  is  that  LVLRY 
ARTICLE  15  A  BARGAIN 

UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Maynarcl  Leila  A,  Washington  s 

Carrie  M,  Washington  s 

I\I ead  A  Frank,  Lee  lab 

Mrs  Alice,  Lee 
Mellor    Mrs    Cynthia    O,    N   Broadway, 
dressmaker 
James  E,  N  Broadway  s 

MJ-:L0DY  JAS  B,  Thompson,  Assistant 
Cashier  U  C  National  Bank 
Mrs  Carrie  L,  Thompson 
Ward  D,  Thompson  s 

Gertrude  E,  Thompson  u 

IMerfield     Josephine,     John-Thompson, 

teacher 
Mergel  Martin,  S  Broadway  Ce 

Mrs  Anna,  S  Broadway 
John,  S  Broadway  u 

Margaret,  S  Broadway  u 

Adam,  S  Broadway  Ce 

Mrs  Margaret,  S  Broadway 
Grace  S,   Broadway  u 

Nick,   S  Broadway  Ce 

Merritt  Mrs  Mary  E,  Fenton  w 

Jesse,  Fenton  lab 

Marjorie,  Fenton 
Daniel,  Fenton  lab 

Isaac  G,   St  Joseph,   butcher 
Mrs  Nettie  L,  St  Joseph 
MKKRITT    &    BAIiCOM,    Dry    Goods, 
Notions  Millinery,  etc, 

Broadway 
Merritt  Mrs  Nellie  M,  Ellen,  dry  goods 
dealer  and  millinerj^ 
Carl  D,  Ellen  s 

Merrifield  Mrs  Sarah  L,  S  Broadway  w 
MEKKEFIELD  CHAS  BYRON,  Livery, 
E  High 
Mrs  Ada  L,  E  High 
Vera  A,   E  High  s 

MERRIFIELD   MARC  A.   Attorney,   N 
Broadway 
Mrs  Harriett  E,  N  Broadway 
Zella  E,  N  Broadway,   teacher 
Michigan   Central     R     R     Co,     station, 
freight       house     and      stock 
yards,    Railroad 
MICHIGAN  STATE  TELEPHONE  CO, 
H    E    Kimmel    Local    Man- 
ager, Hammond 


Miller  Clem  J,   Hammond  elk 

Mrs  Estelle  E,  Hammond 
Latham,  W  High,  grocer 
Frank  L,  W  High,   grocer 
Mrs  Hannah  E,  W  High 
Dwight  R.  Allen,  pharmacist 
Mrs  Nellie,  Allen 
MILLER    1)R    CHARLES,    Dentist,    N 

Broadway:    res  W  Higli 
MILLER  DRUG  AND   GROCERY  CO 
(Miller   &    Son),    Drugs    and 
Groceries,  N  Broadway 
Miller  Ralph  C,  W  High,  student 

Lawrence  L,  S  Broadway     lab 
Mrs  Mary  E,  S  Broadway 
Blanche  E,  S  Broadway  u 

John,  Coldwater-Branch  far 
Mrs  Mary  O,  Coldwater- 
Branch 
Fred,  Coldwater-Branch  lab 
Arthur,  Coldwater-Branch  lab 
Eli  O,  Coldwater-Branch 

mason 
Mrs         Augusta,         Coldwater- 
Branch 
Miner  Chas  H  G.  Crane  lab 

Mingus  Frank,  St  Joseph  lab 

Mrs  Jerusha,  St  Joseph 
Orville   E,   W  High,   emp   M   C 

R    R 
Mrs  Georgiana,  W  High 
3IINTO  GEO  F  CO   (Geo  F  Minto,  W 
B      Minto,      H     M     Teeter), 
Clothing.      Gents'      Furnish- 
ings,     Hats,      Caps,      Trunks 
and  Valises 
Minto  Wm  B,  E  High,  clothier 
Mrs  Almeda,  E  High 
Blanche   L,    E   High,    musician 
MOORE  J  M.  Prop  U  C  Roller  Mills, 
res  St  Joseph 
Mrs  Grace  O,  St  Joseph 
Fred   R,   St  Joseph  miller 

Permelia  Estelle,  St  Joseph     s 
Jaunita,  St  Joseph  s 

Mrs   Nettie,    N   Broadway        w 


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DR.   CHAS.  W.   MILLER 

DENTIST 

Office  in  Tower-Watkins  Block,  Union  City 

All  kinds  of  Dental  Work  performed   according  to  approved  methods, 
and  by  the  aid  of  the  latest  appliances  and  accessories 

BELL  PHONE 

CANRIKE  &   KENYON 

BRUNSWICK   BILLIARD  AND  POOL  PARLORS 


Largest  and  Best  Lines  of 


CONFECTIONERY,    CIGARS,    TOBACCOS  AND  SMOKERS'  SUPPLIES 
SOFT  DRINKS  AND  LUNCHES 


Tower-Watkins  Block,  Union  City,  Mich. 


W.  F.  LYON 

Furniture  Dealer  and  Funeral  Director 


Three  floors  filled  with  a  large  assortment 

of  Finest  Furniture  of  every  description,  all 

here  ready  for  your  personal  inspection,  and 

at  prices  that  cannot  be  beaten. 

Parlor    Sets,    Bedroom    Sets,    Diningr-oom 

Furniture,  Library  Furniture  and   Kitchen 

Furniture,    all    of    the    latest    and    best    in 

style  and  workmanship. 

No  matter  what  your  furniture  need,  we 

can  fill  it  and  fill  it  in  a  manner  satisfactory 

to  you. 


ELLEN  STREET  UNION  CITY,  MICH. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


MOORE      &      SWEET,      Agricultural 
Implements,  Vehicles,  Autos, 
Windmills    Engines,    etc,    N 
Broadway 
Morey  Frank  E,  St  Joseph  far 

Mrs  Minnie  E,  St  Joseph 
Henry  J,  Washington  r 

Mrs  Harriett  E,  Washington 
C  Fern,  Barrj%  miller 
Mrs   Mabel,   Barry 
Cedric  S,   Barry  u 

Morris  Mrs  Sadie,  Division 

Mildred  M,  Division  s 

Raymond,    Division  u 

Morrill  Marcellus,  N  Broadway,  sales- 
man 
Mrs  Frances  A,  N  Broadway 
Jessie  R,  N  Broadway  milliner 
Mosle\'  Mrs  Fannie,  N  Broadway  w 

Muma  John  W,   Coldwater  far 

Mrs   Ella,   Coldwater 
Alunn  Miles  W,  Fenton  Ce 

Mrs    Ora    B,    Fenton 
Iva   M,    P^enton  dom 

Jennie  L,   Fenton 
Chas  W,  Fenton  s 

>irilDOCK  &  DICKINSOX  (C  I  Mur- 
dock,  C  H  Dickinson),  Hard- 
ware, Agricultural  Imple- 
ments, Vehicles,  etc,  N 
Broadway 
r^lnrdock  Roy  L,   Ellen  clk 

Mrs  Grace  C.  Ellen 
Helen   M,    Ellen  u 

Myers  Martin  J,  Fenton  Ce 

Mrs  Anna  B,  Fenton 
Caroline  A,  Fenton 
Earl  M,  Fenton  elk 

Dorothy  J,  Fenton  u 

AleCAUSEY    JOS   W.    Pres    U    C    Nafl 
Bank,   res   E  High 
Mrs  Adelle,   E  High 
Elcy,   E  High  s 

Mary  L,   E   High  s 


N 


Nelson  Lewis  D,  Coldwater  Ce 

Mrs  Ruby  A,  Coldwater 
Waive   A,   Coldwater  s 

Norene,    Coldwater  s 

Daro  R,  Coldwater-Branch    Ce 
Mrs      Lottie      C,       Coldwater- 
Branch 
Hazel  G,  Coldwater-Branch     u 
XESBITT  JOHN  S,  Cashier  U  C  Nat'l 
Bank,    res   Hammond 
Mrs  Lucy,   Hammond 
NEA\lkIAX      SOLOMON      G,      Grocer, 
Broadway,  res  Hammond 
Mrs  Gertrude  A,  Hammond 
Lewis,  Ann  elk 

Mrs   Bertha   E,    Ann 
Katheryne,   Ann  s 

John,  Park,  meat  cutter 
Mrs  Emma,  Park 
Nichols     John     F,     Coldv/wter-Branch, 
teamster 
Mrs       Anna       M,       Coldwater- 
Branch 
Cleo       L,       Coldwater-Branch, 
nurse 
Niles  Amos  B,  Park  r 

Mrs  Emily  C,  Park 
NORTON    GUS    D,     Market    Gardner, 
res  S  Broadway 
Mrs   Mary,   S   Broadway 
Alarv  L,  S  Broadwa\-  s 


0 


O'Dell  Mrs  Flossie  A,  N  Broadway 

Duane  B,  N  Broadway  u 

Rex  B,  N  Broadway  u 

Oliver  Mrs  Margaret,  N  Ellen  w 

OLIVER  CHAS,  Tailor,  Corbin  Block, 
res   Ellen 

Mary,   Ellen  s 

Olmstead  Porter,  Thomas  r 
Mrs  Eliza  J,  Thomas 

Fred   C,   Thomas  lab 

Vina,    Thomas  elk 
Lottie  M,  Thomas 

Philo   A,    W   Division  Ce 


)f   Abbreviat 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Dr.  Clyde  W.  Allen 

DENTIST 

All  kinds  of  Dental  Work   at    reasonable  rates.      Crown,  Bridge  Work, 
and  Gold  Fillings  a  specialty.      Painless  Extraction. 


PHONE  219.     OFFICE  NEAR  M.   E.   CHURCH 


3     ALF.  J.  EITNIEAR 

ifc   '  AUCTIONEER 

^^  ;  UNION  CITY,  MICHIGAN 

^^^.  All  kinds  of  Auction   Sales  conducted  by  wage 

or  commission. 

A  specialty  of  Farm  Auctions. 
Our  references  are  the  hundreds  of  satisfied  patrons  whose  auctions 
we  have  cried  in  the  past. 

nPHE  PRODUCTS  OF  THE 

Coombs  Milling  Co. 

COLDWATER,  MICH. 

are  unexcelled  for  purity  and  wholesomeness. 


ROB  ROV  FLOUR,  the  best  on  earth. 

WHITE  WONDER,  a  splendid  spring  wheat  flour. 

ALBEMARLE    and    ORANGE    BLOSSOM,    superior 

products. 
ENTIRE  WHEAT  FLOUR,   healthful   and   palatable. 
CiRAHAM  FLOUR,  CORN  MEAL,  BUCKWHEAT 

FLOUR,    Self-Rising  Compound   Buckwheat   Flour. 


The  above  may  always  be  found  at  THE  RED  COOPER  SHOP, 
Union  City.     C.  M.  HALL,  Local  Sales  Agent. 

Delivered  every  day  to  any  part  of  the  city. 


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Olmstead  Mrs  Alice  H,  Division 

Bertha   M,    Division  s 

Porter  A,  Division  s 

Dorthea  D,  Division  u 

Doris  E,  Division  u 

Lunian    L,    Coldwater  far 
Mrs  Mary,  Coldwater 
Frank,  Charlotte,  painter 
OLXEY  JONATHAX  H,  Hammond     r 
Ormsby  Mrs  Mary  E,  Mary,  seamstress 

Osborne  Nelson,   Riverside  Hotel  lab 

Osborn   Mrs   Elinor  C,   Coldwater  w 

Mrs  Lois  M,  Mary  w 

OSBORX   CAPT  BURR,  Allen  r 
Owen  Lewis,  hostler  Union  Hotel 


Paddock  ]Mrs  Julia  A,  Hammond        w 
lone,   Hammond  s 

Page  Mrs  Mary  E,  John  w 

Geo  W,  John  far 

Delia  C,  John,  teacher 
Sophia,  John,  teacher 
Clara    H,    John  stenog 

Palmer      Herbert,       Riverside      Hotel, 
tinsmith 
Will   W,    Washington  Ce 

"        Mrs   Flora,   Washington 

Harry    J,    Washington  s 

Geo,  Coldwater  agt 

Mrs   Mary  J,   Coldwater 

PALMER  JAS  P,  Fenton.   Artist 
Mrs  Mary  A,  Fenton 
Aimee,    Fenton,    teleph   opr 
Kate  L,  Fenton,  teleph  opr 
Fred,    Coldwater  lab 

PARKS  CHASW,  Plumber,  Broadway, 
res  Charlotte 
Mrs   Oliva   B,    Charlotte 
Burr,   Charlotte,  plumber 

PARKS  JOHX  D.  Agricultural  Imple- 
ments,   res    Charlotte 
Mrs  Kate  E,   Charlotte 
Fred  D,   Ann,   cigarmaker 
Mrs  Susie  B,  A'nn 
Geo  F,  Ann  r 

PARKOXS      LEO       S.       Shoe      Dealer, 
Broadway,    res    Charlotte 


Parsons  Mrs  Hattie  M,  Charlotte 

Deo    R,    Charlotte,    banker 
PATTERSOX   J   R,    Mgr   Peerless   Ce- 
ment   Co,    res    N    Broadway 
PATTERSOX   GARRETT  M'ELLIXG- 
TOX,  W  High,  Salesman    Ce 
Mrs  Alice  S,  W  High 
James  Reuben  jr,  W  High       u 
Pearsall     Ropha    V,     Hammond,    prin 
high   school 
Mrs  Nina  D,  Hammond 

Hammond  u 

Peck  Wm.  W  High  lab 

Mrs   Josephine  A,   Charlotte  w 

Edna  J,  Charlotte 

PEERLESS  BARRED  PLYMOUTH 

ROCIv  YARDS  (W  L  Rob'- 

inson.    Prop),    Charlotte 

PEERLESS    YEAST     CO,     Mfrs     Dry 

Yeast,   S   Broadway 
PEERLESS      PORTLAXD      CEMEXT 
CO,   Mfrs  High   Grade  Port- 
land Cement,  Crane 
Pendill  A\'m  M,  Hammond,  emp  Wem- 
ple  lumber  yard 
Mrs  Hazel,  Hammond 
Gladys  A,  Hammond  u 

PEOPLE'S    STORl<].    Harris    &    Gra>-. 

Proprietors 
PEPPER      HARRY.      Physician      and 
Surgeon,     Office     N     Broad- 
way; res  Allen 
Mrs  Margaret  A,   Charlotte    w 
Margaret   A,    Charlotte  s 

Peters  Andrews,  S  Broadway  Ce  1 

PETERMAX      JOHX      D,      Drayman,  \ 
Crane 
Mrs    Amelia    A,    Crane 
Florence  A.   Crane  s  ^ 


Geo    AA  ,    Crane 
Frank   W.    Crane 
Petty  Harvey  L,   Park 


s 

s 

lab 


Mrs    Idella    M.    Park 
PHILLIPS      LOUIS.        Clothing-      and' 

Gents'  Furnishings:.  N 

Broadway-;    res    Ellen 

Mrs   Nanny.    Ellen 

Adelle.    Ellen 

Mae    M.    Ellen  s 


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•I  Plumbing,  Heating 
and  Lighting  Plants  In- 
stalled, and  all  kinds 
of  Metal  Work  done 
by  conripeter.t  work- 
men. 

^  Call  on  us  for  esti- 
mates. 


Murdock  &  Dickinson 


/\  T  the  Old  Hardware  Stand  in  the  Masonic 
■^  ^  Block,  Union  City,  are  better  prepared 
than  was  this  establishment  ever  before  to  meet 
your  requirements  in 


Shelf  and  General  Hardware 
Agricultural  Implements  of 
all  kinds,  Carriages,  Wagons 
Autos  and  Bicycles,  Windmills 
Cream  Separators,  Garland 
and  Round  Oak  Stoves,  and 
many  other  farm  and  House- 
hold  necessities 


MURDOCK  OICKINSON 


UNION  CITY,  MICH. 


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Phillips   Leigh   L,   Ellen  s 

Philo    Bert,    Woodruff  Ce 

Mrs    Lillian     E,    Woodruff 
PHILO    JOHN     It,     Barber    Shop,     N 
Broadway,    res    Crane 
Mrs   Carrie   L,    Crane 
Harry  A,    Crane  s 

yi   Irene,    Crane  s 

Potter    Blanche,    dom   Union   Hotel 
POWER     EVERETT     H,     Local     Mgr 
S   M   Telep   Co,    Ellen 
:\lrs   Muriel   E   R,   Ellen 
Graeland,    Ellen  s 

Preston    Lucy    A,    S    Broadway 
Price    :Mrs    Emma    N,    St    Joseph         w 
Earl  J,  emp  M  C  R  R 
Mrs    Ina    V,    Fenton 
Josephine,    Fenton  u 


Race    :\Irs    Elizabeth    E,  w 

Randolph    Elijah   F,    South  r 

Rattery    Robert,    Riverside    Hotel      Ce 
Rathbun    Lewis    W,    Fenton  Ce 

:\Irs  Nora  B,   Fenton 
Gladys    E,    Fenton  s 

Raymond    Louis,    Woodruff, 

blacksmith 
:\rrs    Ada,    Woodruff 
Adeline,    Woodruff 
RAYXER    ROY   B.    Funeral    Director, 
res    John-Thompson 
Mrs    Irene   M,    John-Thompson 
Reed    Adelbert,    Mary  Ce 

Mrs   Cora   P,    Mary 
Violet  B,   Mary  s 

James  A,  Mary  u 

Ethel,     John-Thompson, 

teacher 
:\lrs    Bettie    L,    N    Broadway, 
milliner 
Redding    Nettie,    Ann.    milliner 
REGISTER-AVEEKLY".    A   Live    Local 
Newspaper      Issued       Every 
Thursday.         Job       Printing 
Department.      Will    L    Rob- 
inson,   Pub 


Reynolds    Chas,    S    Broadway  r 

RHEUBOTTOM   &   RAYXER,    Funer- 
al   Directors    and    Furniture 
Dealers,     N     Broadway 
RHEUBOTTOM    FRANK    C,    Funeral 
Director,     Furniture    Dealer, 
Propr  Monument  Works;  res 
Ellen 
Mrs   Sarah    E,    Ellen 
Rhodes    Albert.    Lee.    carpenter 
Mrs    Mary    M.    Lee 
Harry  E,   Lee  u 

Marguerite    H.    Lee  s 

Wm    A.    Washington  Ce 

Mrs    Elsie    R.    Washington 
Mrs    Isabel.    South  w 

Rena    B,    South 
RICHARDS     \V3I     J.     Com     Traveler, 
E    High 
Mrs   Katherine    E.    E    High 
Calvin    J,    Allen  elk 

Mrs    IXIarguerite.    Allen 
Mrs    Emma    W.    Barry     _  w 

Rider    Mrs    Matilda.    S    Broadway         w 
RILEY    THOS    1'.    Prop    Livery.    Feed 
and    Sales    Stables,    W   High, 
res    E    High 
Mrs    Fannie   N.    E    High 
Ripley  Mrs  Susan,   Park  dom 

RIVERSIDE     HOTEL.     S     Broadway. 
Good        A  c  c  o  m  m  o  d  a  t  ii  ins. 
Rates    .n.-T)    and     $1.50     p.>r 
day 
Robelier    Mrs    2\Ielissa.    Lee  w 

Rol.iinson     Tom     F.     editor     and     pm!.- 

lisher.   Union  Hotel 
ROBINSON    \VILL    L,    Pub    Regi.-t.r- 
Weekly        and        Robinsi.iT.s 
Barred   Rock   Quarterly:    us 
Charlotte 
Mrs    Emma    C.    Charlotte 
Leo   T.    Charlotte  s 

Fred    H,    Charlotte  s 

ROBINSON    >IARCELLrS.    Physician 
and        Surgeon.        OfRce       N 
Broadway:  res  Barry 
Mrs   Carrie.   Barry 
Claudine,    Barry 


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MERRITT  &  BALCOM 

DEALERS  IN 

DRY  GOODS,  CLOAKS,  NOTIONS,  LACE  CURTAINS 

RUGS,  CARPETS,  LINOLEUMS,  OIL  CLOTHS 

WINDOW    SHADES 

SPECIALTIES: 

Silks,  Dress  Goods 
and  Fine  Millinery 


Bell  Phone  86  UNION  CITY.  MICH. 

J.  S.  NESBITT,       FIRE 

'  INSURANCE 

TEN  LEADING  COMPANIES: 

Phoenix,    of    Brooklyn;    Home,    of    New  York;    New    York  Underwriters; 

North  British  &  Mercantile;    Phoenix  Assurance;  Springfield 

F.  &  M.;   Pennsylvania;  Hanover;  Royal; 

Niagara  Fire 

OFFICE  AT  UNION  CITY  NATIONAL  BANK 

D.L.STANCER,  lumber 

Lumber  for  Repair  Work  for  Wagons. 
Bridge  and  stable  Plank  and  Miscellaneous  Lumber. 
Special  Orders  for  Sawing  given  prompt  and  careful  attention. 
Feed  Grinding  of  all  kinds. 


Bell  Phone,  1  1  6-2 r  South.  Mich.  Phone,  8002 

Mill,  four  miles  southeast  of  Union  City 


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Roeser    Mrs    Daisy,    Coldwater 

Charlie,    Coldwater  lab 

Andrew,    Coldwater  lab 

Ruth   B,   Coldwater  s 

Arthel   L,   Coldwater  s 

Ervilla   L,    Coldwater 
Roe    Celeste,    John-Thompson  w 

ROE    GEORGE    E,     John-Thompson, 

Farmer 
ROOT    ELGIN    J,    N    Broadway,    Har- 
ness and  Saddlery 
ROOT  MRS  ANNA,  N  Broadway,  Ba- 
zaar Goods. 
Charlie    M,    N   Broadway,    mu- 
sician 
Rowe  Hollon  J,  Ellen  r 

Mrs  Harriett,   Ellen 
ROWE  WM  H,  Dentist,   Office  Broad- 
way;  res  Ellen 
Mrs  Alice  E,  Ellen 
Harry  W,  Ellen 
Rundell  Burch,  Fenton 

Mrs  Anna  M,  Fenton 
RUPRIGHT      AVM      E,      Ellen, 
Fence  Salesman 
Mrs  Dollie  B,  Ellen 


elk 
Ce 


Wire 


Sager  Mrs  Sarah,  Crane 
SAIiSBURY  JOE  AV.  Summit, 
Mrs  Sarah,  Summit 
Lizzie,   Summit 
Boyd   W,   Summit,   butcher 
Perl,   Summit 
Frank    L,    Summit 
Sanderson   Orville,   St  Joseph 

Mrs   Edna  M,   St  Joseph 
Lila  I,  St  Joseph 
Mrs  E,   St  Joseph 
Schafer  Herman,  N  Broadway 
Mrs  Pearl,  N  Broadway 
Henry,    Union    Hotel,    lum 
man 
Schnoor  Zoa.   John-Thompson 
SEABIRY    JOHN    E,    St    Joseph, 
Street  Commissioner 
Mrs   Mary   E,   St  Joseph 
Myrtle   M.    St   Joseph 


lab 


lab 


tchr 

City 


Seaver  Samuel  W,  St  Joseph,  grocer 
Mrs  Rose  M,   St  Joseph 
Linn  W,  St  Joseph  s 

Earl  J,  St  Joseph  s 

Seward  Mrs  Lydia  A,  S  Broadway       w 
Seymour  Henry,  N  Broadway  r 

Mrs   Caroline   E,    N   Broadway 
Cora  E,  N  Broadway,   teacher 
Sharkey    Ruth,    John-Thompson,    tchr 
Sharp  Mrs  Melissa,  Dewey  w 

Shea  Daniel,  Mary,  op  M  C  R  R 
•Shelters    Irving    W,    Peerless    Vacuum 
Cleaning  Co 
Mrs  Frances 
Sherman  Miss  Emily  C,  Washington  w 
Shimp  Mrs  Julia  R,  St  Joseph  w 

Hiram  R,  St  Joseph  s 

Shumway  Mrs  Mary  E,  N  Broadway  w 
Sisco  Wm  H,  Woodruff  r 

Mrs  Ina  D,   Woodruff 
SliEAD     ALBERT,     Riverside     Hotel, 

Electrician 
Sleighly  Tillie,  Charlotte  dom 

Sloan  Cassius  M,  Mary,  opp  M  C  R  R 
Mrs  Frances  B;  Mary 
Mrs  Isabel,  Mary 
Smith   Jos  W,   Railroad 

Mrs  Viola  J,  Railroad 

Chauncey    E,    Railroad 

Mildred    E,    Railroad 

Kenneth  R,  Railroad 

Clair  W,   Railroad 

Carl,    Park 

Iva  B,  Park 

Bertha  E,  Park 

Daniel,   Park,   machinist 

Mrs  Lela   M,   Park 

Myrtle  A,   Park 

Leon  A.  Park 

Walter       J.      John-Thompson 

coal   dealer 
Mrs   Edith   M,   John-Thompsor 
Mrs  Augusta  M,  Hammond 
Jennie    H,     Hammond,     dresS' 

maker 
Hettie   E,    Hammond        stenoj 
Clarence  E,  Hammond,  barbe; 
Mrs  Hazel   A,   Hammond 
Mrs   Katherine,   Charlotte 


Ce 


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UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


THE. 

Miller  Drug  and  Grocery  5tore 

\a/ITH  its  two  complete  lines,  offers  you  every 
^^  facility  in  the  line  of  Table  Supplies,  as  well  as 
in  everything  pertaining  to  Drugs,  Medicines,  and 
all  that  goes  with  a  complete  Drug  5tock. 

Prescriptions  Carefully  Compounded   by  Competent 
Pharmacists 


GAY  A.  STANTON 

UNION  CITY -  MICHIGAN 

HORSES  of  all  kinds  bought  and  sold  on  commission.     A  specialty 
of  Speed  Horses. 
Also  inventor  of  the 

LEADER  CHECK  LOCK 

This  Check  Lock  is  "The  Leader"  for  the  following  reasons: 

First — By  its  use  it  is  easier  to  check  a  horse. 

Second — It  is  impossible  for  a  horse  to  uncheck  himself. 

Third — It  is  also  the  simplest  to  uncheck. 

Fourth — It  improves  the  looks  of  any  harness. 


The  very  latest  and  best  thing  in  the  line  of  a  checking  device.      Re- 
commended by  leading  horsemen  of  the  country. 


ASK  YOUR  DEALER  FOR  IT. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


far 


Smith   Harvey    B,   Barry 

Mrs  Mary  E,  Barry 
J  M,  Barry,  salesman 
Grace   L,    Barry,    osteopath 
Warren  A,  W  High,  grocer 
Mrs  Elsie  M,  W  High 
SMITH  &  HAYNEK,  Groceries,  Meats, 

Provisions,   Broadway 
Smith   Ernest  D.  Dewey,  dentist 

Mrs    Lottie,    Dewey,    dressmkr 
Robert  I,  Dewey  s 

Chas  A,  Ann  Ce 

Mrs  Florence,  Ann 
Musette,  Ann  s 

Murray  M.  Ann  u 

Ralph    O,   Ann  s 

SXIDEK  WM  W,  Busy  Bargain,  Cash 
Dry  Goods  Dealer,  Carpets, 
Millinery,         Wall  Paper, 

Broadway;    res    E    High 
Mrs  Rae,  E  High 
Snow  Mrs  Amelia,   Ellen  w 

STAXCER  DAVID   L.   Saw   Mill,   Feed 
Mill,    etc,    Dealer    all    kinds 
Lumber.  Bell  Phone  116-2r; 
S  M  Phone  8002 
Sotschbaich  Yakob,  S  Broadway        Ce 
Soule  Hirain,  Calhoun  r 

"  .      Mrs  Lovisa,  Calhoun 
SOUTHERN         MICHIGAN         TELE- 
PHONE CO,  Office  N  Broad- 
way;     E     H     Power     Local 
Manager 
Spencer  Jos   W,   Charlotte  r 

Mrs  Mary  A,  Charlotte 
Spoor  Goldie  M,  Park  s 

SPORE   CLARENCE   B,     Agent     Ford 
Autos,   Farmer,    res   E   High 
Mrs   Jennie,   E  High,  manager 
U  C  Creamery 
STANTON   GAY.  Union  Hotel,   Horses 
Bought  and  Sold  on  Com- 
mission 
Mrs   Edna  T,   W  Division 
Harold  A,  W  Division  s 

Hazel  I,  W  Wivision  s 

STEVENS  GEO  J.  Mnfr  Cement 
Blocks  and  Brick,  res  Fen- 
ton 


Stevens  Mrs  Francelia  B,  Fenton 

Bertha    B,    Fenton,    painting 
Fred  W,   Fenton  Ce 

Stewart  Mrs  Althea,  Crane  w 

Stokes   Mrs  Eleanor,   Ann  w 

Byron  D,  Ann  s 

Stone  Wm  H,  St  Joseph,  carpenter 
Mrs  Jennie  L,  St  Joseph 
J  Leland,  St  Joseph  s 

STONE  CHAS  L,  Jeweler,  Agt  Amer- 
ican   Express   Co,    res    Ham- 
mond 
Mrs   Lura   J,   Hammond 
Stoy  Ida  M,  South,  emp  Yeast  factory 
Strickland    Joseph    M,    Woodruff,    emp 
M  C  R  R 
Mrs  Minnie  K,  Woodruff 
STROH  CLY*DE  H,  Ann,  Buttermaker 
U  C  Creamery 
Mrs  Addie  B,  Ann 
SPRING    GEORGE,    Dealer    in    Hard- 
ware,  Implements,   Vehicles, 
Fencing,   etc,  Broadway;   res 
N  Broadway 
Mrs  M  Effie,  N  Broadway 
Howard  C,  N  Broadway,  hard- 
ware dealer 
SULLIVAN   EDDIE  R,   General  Agent 
Mich  State  Life  Ins  Co,  City 
Clerk,   res   Park 
Mrs  Grace,  Park 
Mary,    Park  u 

John,   Park,   blacksmith 
Frances,   W  High  s 

Sutherland       Mrs        Elizabeth,       John- 
Thompson  w 
Swain  Mrs  Lydia.  W  High  w 
Sweet    H    Eugene    (Moore    &    Sweet), 
agrl  impts,  res  N  Broadway 
Mrs  May,  N  Broadway 
Max  B,   N  Broadway  u 
SWAN   JOHN   L,    Bee   Supplies    of   All 
Kinds,    2  V2    Miles  South   and 
14    Mile  East  of  Union  City. 
.'^  M  Telephone   1801    . 


Read  the 
Register-Weekly 


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BUICK  AUTOMOBILES 

A  TTAINED  their  superiority  by  reason  of  true  merit,  and  they  maintain 
this  superiority  through  a  continuance  of  this  merit,  coupled  with  the 
adoption  of  all  the  latest  improvements  and  a  constant  striving  toward  excellence 
and  "up-to  dateness".  THE  BUICK  winnings  in  the  auto  contests  this  year 
have  been  made  with  ordinary  "stock"  machines,  such  as  every  purchaser  gets, 
and  not  with  some  specially  built  machine  made  for  the  purpose.  This  is  a 
point  well  worth  considering.  Note  the  individuals  who  have  tried  other 
makes,  thrown  them  aside,  and  then  became  perfectly  satisfied  in  the  possession 
of  a  Buick.  As  the  season  of  1  909  has  seen  the  Buick  better  than  in  previous 
years,  so  will  the  season  of  '910,  and  all  succeeding  seasons,  see  the  Buick 
still  further  improved.     We  invite  your  inspection. 

COX  &  HART,  Sales  Agents 

UNION  CITY,  MICH. 

BUICK  MOTOR  CO.,  Distributing  Agents 
Battle  Creek,  Mich. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Taylor  Wm   E,  Clark  lab 

Mrs  Cora  B,  Clark 
Leona  D,  Clark  s 

Leota    Belle,    Clark  s 

Teeter  Herbert  M,  Ellen  (Minto  Cloth- 
ing  Co) 
Mrs  Lillian  N,   Ellen 
Howard  M,  Ellen  " 

Mrs  Elsie  M,  St  Joseph,  dress- 
maker 
Roy  H,   St  Joseph,   barber 
Ralph    L,    St    Joseph,    student 

and  musician 

Helen  M,  St  Joseph  s 

Tenney  Alva  A,   Woodruff  Ce 

Mrs  Lena  Z,   Woodruff 

Mark  A,  Woodruff  s 

Thayer  George  W,  Coldwater  far 

Mrs   Florence,   Coldwater 
Thompson  Curtis,  Woodruff  Ce 

Mrs   Millie  A,   Woodruff 
Thum  Adelbert  O,  Charlotte  Ce 

Mrs  Mae  E,  Charlotte 
Lucile   E,   Charlotte  s 

Gertrude  M,   Charlotte  u 

Kathrena  E,   Charlotte  u 

Tilden  Frank  W,   Park  s 

TOWEK  WILLIS  H.   John-Thompson, 
Supervisor 
Mrs    Ida    E,    John-Thompson 
TOWER  XEWTOX  E,  Postmaster,  res 
N  Broadway 
Mrs  Elva  E,  N  Broadway 
Harold    N    E,    N   Broadway      s 
Marjorie    E,    N    Broadway        s 
Isaac,   Calhoun  r 

Towne   Mrs   Mabel,    Charlotte,   teacher 
Townsend  Mrs  Clara,  John-Thompson, 

librarian 
Treadwell   Gilbert   B,    W   High,   black- 
smith 
Mrs  Mary,  W  High 
Nadine,  W  High  s 

Troxell  J,  South  far 

Mrs   Johanna,   South 
Turner  Don  E,  E  High,  dry  goods 


Tyler  Giles  M,  Woodruff,  carpenter 

Mrs   Lulu,    Woodruff 

Louise  E,   Woodruff  s 

Lynn  M,  Woodruff  s 

Mrs  Sophia,   Ellen  w 

Katherine.   Ellen  s 

u 

« 
IMOX    CITY    CANNING    COMPANY. 

Railroad 
UNION  HOTEL  (F  B  Hart,  Propr). 
The  Traveling  Public  Cared 
for  in  Approved  Manner; 
Rates  $2.00  per  day.  Broad- 
v.ay. 
UNION       CITY      LAUNDRY,        Steam 

Equipped,   E  High 
UNION        CITY        ROLLER        MILLS 
(Rloore      &      Son,      Proprs), 
^^'oodruff 
UNION  CITY  THEATRE,  C  Donnelly, 
Propr;        Seating      Capacity, 
6  5  0.   Hammond 
IN  ION     CITY'    NATIONAL    BANK,    J 
W  McCausey  Pres,  J  S  Nes- 
bitt   Cashier.   Broadway 


VanDervort     Mrs     Frances     M,     Ham- 
mond 
VahDuser  Belle,  E  High 
VanOrder  Chas  N,  S  Broadway 

Mrs  Julia  A.  S  Broadway 
Max,   S  Broadway,   drayman 
Earl  G,  S  Broadway 
Josephine  R,   S  Broadway 
Americus  V,   N  Broadway 
Mrs   Sarah,   N   Broadway 
Floyd,   Lee,   emp  Standard   Oil 

Co 
Mrs  Clara,  Lee 

Flossie,    Lee  " 

Chas,  Lee  u 

VAN  ORMAN  CLAYTON  M,  S  Broad- 
way,  Farmer 
Mrs   Mary  J,   S  Broadway 
Ellsworth  G,  S  Broadway,  Lin- 
otype machinist 


List   of    Abbreviations   on   Page   21. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTOriY 


Exclusive  Sale  of 

QUEEN   QUALITY 
W.  L.  DOUGLAS 
THE  KEITH 

SHOES 


Leo  S.  Parsons,  The  Shoe  Man 


UNION  CITY,  MICH, 


COAL  AND  WOOD 

We  quote  at  all  times  THE  LOWEST  PRICES  consistent  with  the 
BEST  GRADES  OF  COAL.     Car  load  prices  a  specialty  in  all  grades 

OUR    SPECIALTIES: 

Scranton  Hard  Coal,  C. 
C.  &  B.  Pocohontas, 
Massillon  L  u  m  p  a  n  d 
Wash  Nut,  and  Hocking 
White  Ash 


We  Solicit  Your  Patronage 


GRAY  &  SMITH 


Bell  Phone  105 


South.  Mich.  Phone  124 


UNION   CITY,  MICH. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


VanSchoick  Jos,-  Barry  r 

Mrs  Margaret,  Barry 
Mrs   Malvina,    Park 
VanVleet  \Vm  H,   Division  r 

Mrs  Annie  S,  Division 
Mary   Z,    Division,    dressmaker 
Varney  Isaac,  W  High  r 

Mrs  Jannette  A,  W  High 
A'ining   Mrs   Mary  J,   Crane  w 

A  OSBUKGH    MORTIMER,    Justice    of 
Peace,    Township   Clerk,    Of- 
fice    Corl^in     Block,     res     W 
High 
Mrs  Marion  E,  W  High 
TAX     VRANKEX     HENRY,     Painter, 
Division 
Mrs   Mary,   Division 
Van   VRANKEN   BERT,   Painter,   Di- 
vision 
"        Ethel,    Division 

Harold,   Division  s 


w 


Ce 


Waffle  Chas  T,  Mary 

Mrs  L  Rose,   Mary 
Chas  T  Jr,   Mary  s 

Deyo  C,  Mary  s 

Grace  E,  Mary  s 

David  W,  Division  r 

Mrs  Emma  L,  Woodruff 
^\'agoner  Fay,  Division  s 

WALKER     CHAS     S,     Plumber     Tin- 
smith,      Hardware      Dealer, 
Broadway,    res    S    Broadway 
Mrs    Eleacha,    S    Broadway 
WARD  MILES  W.  Night  Supt  Cement 
Factory,   Woodruff 
Mrs  Mary  E,  Woodruff 
Nellie  E,  Woodruff,  teacher 
Warner  Herbert,  Lincoln,  thresher 

Earl  G,  Lincoln  lab 

Warsop  Robert,  Broadway 
Walsworth      Willard     A,      St      Joseph, 
teamster   and    farmer 
Mrs  Emma  A,  St  Joseph 
"        Rosella    G,    St    Joseph,    music 
Watkins   Henry   F,    N   Broadway,    real 
estate 


Watkins  Mrs  Sarah  E,  N  Broadway 

Edward   M,   N   Broadway  r 

Mrs  Chloe  L,  N  Broadway 
Mrs   Frances   A.    John-Thomp- 
son w 
Frank  N,  Park  r 
Mrs  Helen  F,  Park 
Thos,   Park  s 
Webb  Mrs  Martha  M,  N  Broadway     w 
Webber    Frank    O,     Fenton.     eng    city 
power  plant 
Mrs  Lucy,  Fenton 
Chas   R,   Fenton                             s 
Mary  E,  Fenton                             s 
Ruth  E,  Fenton                             s 
AA'ELLESLEY      CHAS.      Tailor.       Dry 
Cleaning   a    Specialty.    Ellen 
res  Park 
Mrs   Minnie  N,    Park,   tailoress 
WEMPLE     SILAS    S.    Carpenter    and 
Millwright,   Dewey 
Mrs  Jane  E,   Dewey 
Wellington     S,      Dewey,      mill- 
wright 
WEMPLE    MYNDRET    P.    Proprietor 
Lumber    Yards.  S  Broadway, 
res  Charlotte 
Mrs  Zeda  T,  Charlotte 
WETMORE     JAMES     G.     Supt     City 
Municipal      Public      Utilities 
Plants,  S  Broadway 
Mrs  Bertha  G,  S  Broadway 
Emerson   G,   S   Broadway          s 
Paul  J,   S   Broadway                   s 
Howard   J,   S   Broadway            s 
Lawrence  G,  S  Broadwaj-          u 
Whalen  Martin  F,  St  Joseph                Ce 
Mrs  Lillian  D,  St  Joseph 
Ho   Marie,   St  Joseph                   s 
Katherine  I,  St  Joseph              u 
Wheeler  Belle  S,  Broadway,  teleph  opr 
White     Mrs     Susan     E.     John-Thomp- 
son                                                 w 
Ora  J,  W  High                          'lab 
Mrs  Cecil  M,  W  High 
Eliza  A,   Division 
Rev   John  W,   W  Division,    re- 
tired clergyman 
Mrs  Martha  A,  W^  Division 


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DON  P.  CUSHMAN 

REAL  ESTATE 

Desirable  Farm  and  Town  Property  constantly  for  sale 

Resident  Sales  Agent  for  Texas  and  other 

Southern  and  Western  Lands 

UNION  CITY,  MICHIGAN 

L.  D.  WII.COX 

PLUMBING 

STEAM  FIl TING,  HEATING  APPARATUS 

AUTOMOBILE  REPAIRING 

and  all  kinds  of  General  Machine  Work 

Full  line  of  Supplies  in  all  these  lines,  and  a  thoroughly  equipped  Machine 

Shop 

Shop  and  Residence:     St.  Joseph  Street,  Union  City 

VmiH^^   ,             ^^I^^^IB 

PHILLIPS 

TH  E     C  LOTHIER 

Has   catered  to  the  Clotli- 
ing  needs  of  the  people  of 
Union     City    and    vicinity 
for    the     past     15    years — 
which   is  evidence    that    he 
does    so    in    a    satisfactory 
manner.    Clothing  for  Men, 
Youths,  Boys  and  Children, 
also  Furnishing  Goods,  all 
from  the  leading  manufac- 
turers, alwavs  of  the  latest 
styles  and  fabrics,  and  each 
article  possessing  the    true 
ring  of  merit.       No  matter 
what  your  clothing  need — 
it    will     always    be     filled 
here  to  your  satisfaction  . 

PHILLIPS,THECLOTHIER,™i?,"cS'" 

UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


WHITING'S      PHARMACY      (Geo      K 
Whiting,       Fi-ank      H      Whit- 
ing),   Drugs,    Medicines    and 
Sundries,   N    Broadway 
Whiting  Geo  K,  Charlotte,  Druggist 
Mrs  Edna  E,  Charlotte 
Frank  H,  E  High,  druggist 
Mrs  Amy,  E  High 
\\  hitmore  Geo  L,  W  High  lab 

WHITNEY  FKED  K,  Agent  M  C  R  R, 
W  High 
Mrs  Altha  L,  W  High 
Hazel,    W    High,    teleph    op 
Wilbur  Chas   S,   Calhoun     .  far 

Mrs   Prued,   Calhoun 
Lyle  S,   Calhoun  s 

\\  [LCOX    LEWIS    D,     Machinist    and 
Plumber,     Auto      Repairing, 
Heating,  St  Joseph 
Mrs   Bertha  I,   St  Joseph 
Mary  Marie,   St  Joseph  s 

Doroth.\-  Leona.  St  Joseph         u 
Loren  P,  W  High  r 

Mrs  Belinda  S.  W  High 
WILCOX    CLARK    li.    Com    Salesman, 
E   High 
Mrs    Elizabeth,    E    High 
WILDER       ALVA       H,       Blacksmith, 
AVoodruff 
Mrs   Delia  H,    Woodruff 
WILDER      JAMES      F,       Blacksmith, 
St   Joseph 
Mrs  Flora  M,  St  Joseph 
WILDER      FRED      A,      Painter      and 
Paper  Hanger,    Division 
Mrs  Belle,  Division 
Guy,  Division  s 

B,   Division  u 

Marrion,    St  Joseph  r 

Mrs  Sophrona,  St  Joseph 
Wilkes  Geo  F,   Division,  stone  mason 

Mrs   Maude  H,   Division 
WILKINS  FRED  C.  Janitor  City  School 

Building,  John-Thompson 
WILLBUR    &    SON,     Groceries,     Pro- 
visions,   Crockery,    Ellen 
Willbur  Philander  D,  Ellen,  grocer 
Mrs  Mary  Ann,  Ellen 
Will  H,  Charlotte,  grocer 


W  illbur   Mrs   Happy,   Charlotte 

Ethel,   Charlotte,   teacher 
Mina  A,  Charlotte  s 

Lucile,  Charlotte  s 

Gay  E,  Charlotte  elk 

Mrs  Bertha  E,  Charlotte 

Williams    Mrs   Gussie,   Broadway, 

waitress 
Lillie  Mae,  Broadway  s 

WILLIAMS  AVA.   Rural   :\Iail   Carrier, 
Calhoun 
Mrs  Mae,  Calhoun 
Earl   J,   Calhoun  s 

Glenn   D,   Calhoun  s 

Goldie  F,  Calhoun  s 

iMilclred  L,  Calhoun  u 

Wilson   Jaines   H,    Mary  Ce 

Mrs  Susie  E.   Mary  s 

Guy    E,    Mary  s 

Audra,   Mar\'  s 

Mai  el  E,   Mary  s 

Wanda  I,  Mary  s 

Gretchen  M,  Mary  s 

Doris  J,   Mary  u 

Donald,   Mary  u 

Wimmer  Daniel  J,  Lee 
Mrs  Mary  J,  Lee 
Radie   M,    Lee  s 

WISEMAN     JOHN     A.     Music     Store, 
Hammond;     Foundry,    Cold- 
water:   res  Ellen 
Mrs  Adah  E,  Ellen 

Witter  Bert  L,   Woodruff  Ce 

Mrs  Carrie  H,  Woodruff 

WOOD     EUGENE     C.     Stock     Buyer, 
Park 
Mrs  Nettie,   Park 

WOOD   FRANK   C.   S   Broadway        Ce 
Mrs  Isabel  J,  S  Broadway 
Lena,  S  Broadway  u 

Homer  C.   S   Broadway  u 

Stella,   S   Broadway  u 

Ruth,    S   Broadway  u 

Woodford  Chas  A,  Barry  r 

WORDEN  BROS  (Chas  and  Eugene 
W'orden),  Groceries,  Provi- 
sions 

A\'orden   Chas   V7,   N  Broadway,   grocer 
Mrs  Lura,   N  Broadway 


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GAULARD  5 1 962 

HE    recently  imported    French   Percheron  Stallion,  is 

Txi       to  be  found  every  breeding  day  of  the  year  at  the 
>Y      farm   of   C.    H.    Hagelshaw,  three-fourths  of  a  mile 
"^      north  of  Union  City,  and  the  careful  attention  of  those 
mterested  in  fine  horses  is  called  to  this  magnificent 
specimen  of  his  family. 

GAULARD  was  bred  by  M.  Goupil,  of  Commune  of  St. 
Bomert,  France,  and  was  foaled  April  8,  1  906.  His  sire  is  Turco 
55333,  his  dam  being  La  Roche  37371,  thus  descending  from 
some  of  the  best  Percherons  in  France.  He  was  imported  to  this 
country  in  November,  1908.  Although  only  three  years  old,  he 
weighs,  when  in  condition,  1 900  pounds.  He  is  of  fine  form  and 
color,  and  his  get  will  be  large,  servicable  horses. 

The  tendency  of  the  times  is  toward  heavier  horses  for  farm 
and  other  purposes.  The  importation  of  Gaulard  is  in  this  direction, 
and  no  better  specimen  of  the  Percheron  is  to  be  found. 

Terms,  $1  5.00  to  insure  a  standing  colt. 


C.    H.    HAGELSHAW,   Owner! 


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Worden  Hubert  E,  N  Broadway  vi 

Eugene  J,  St  Joseph,  grocer 
Mrs  Jessie  R,  St  Joseph 
Maxine  E,  St  Joseph  u 

WORDEX      G      GLENN,      Asst      Post 
master,  N  Broadway 
Mrs   Ahce   E,    N   Broadway 
Roland  P,  N  Broadway  s 

Henry  E,  Barry  Ce 

Mrs   Viola    B,    Barry 
Ada  M,   Barry  u 

Wendell  T,  Barry  u 

AVorth     Wm     H,     Lincoln,     emp     M    C 
R   R 
Mrs   Mary  A,   Lincoln 

WORTH  ANSEL  L..  Baker,   Lincoln 

Myrtle   A,    Lincoln  s 

Mildred,   Lincoln  s 


Wright  Mrs  Mary,  Coldwater-Branch  w 
Wyrrill  Mrs  Hannah,  St  Joseph  w 
Wykoff  Veda.   John-Thompson,  teacher 


Young  Eugene,  Coldwater-Branch  lab 
Mrs  Ann  E,  Coldwater- 
Branch  w 
Geo  J,  Lee  Ce 
:Mrs  Berdie,  Lee 
Mrs  Harriett,  N  Broadway  w 
Harriett,    N   Broadway 

Youngs  Lewis,  cook  Riverside  Hotel 


Zimmerman    ^Nlrs   Rebecca,    Barry 


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THING  OF  BLAUTY  15  A  JOY  FORLVLR. 
the  Pictures  made  by  Artificial  Light  at 


And  so  are 


BROWN'5  STUDIO 

Our   Lnlargements   in  Crayon,  Pastel  and  Water  Colors, 
made  from  the  life  negative,  cannot  be  beaten. 

We  have  a  nice  selection  in  Ready-Made  Frames,  and  our 
line  of  Picture  Moulding  comprises  over  200  patterns. 

Our  5heet  Pictures  and  Post  Cards  merit  your  inspection. 


W.  L.  BROWN,  Photographer 

UNION  CITY,  MICH. 


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Directory  by  Streets 


ALLEN. 

Roy   D   Rayner 
Leo   L  Johnson 
J  Calvin  Richards 
BuiT  Osborn 
S  Eugene  Lee 
Henr.N'   Corey 

ANN. 

Mrs  ATahina  Corlnn 
C   H   Stroh 
RJrs   I    E   Hitchcock 
Charles  Smith 
Fred   D   Parks     ' 
Lewis  Xewman 
Dr  W  C  Henderson 
C   H   Dickinson 

BAKKY. 

Dr.    :\I    Robinson 
Dr   E   H  Hurd 
A   Lundteigen 
W   AT   Hatch. 
Mrs     Re'iecci    Zimmer- 
man 
H   B  Smith 
Fern  AIore\- 
Jos    A'anSchoick 
Henr.N'  A\'orden. 

XOHTH    BROADWAY. 

Cox  &   Hart 
W  H  Bailey 
I  F  Brace 
Moore  &  Sweet 
Commercial  Hotel 
Dug  Sayles 
Hubbard   &   Seaver 
Wylie   Hubbard 
John  Rench 
Corbin  Post  Hall 


AV  L  Brown 

F  E  Hackett 

Miller  &  Son 

Worden   Bros 

P  J  Ashdown 

W  W  Snider 

Geo  F  Minto  Co. 

Barrett  Hardware 

People's  Store 

Dr  W  H  Rowe 

Merritt  &   Balcom 

Royal  Arcanum 

Murdock    &    Dickinson 

Masonic  Hall 

Union  Hotel 

Holt   &   Kindig 

J  R  Philo 

C  J  Brooks 

Smith    &    Hayner 

Henry    Gillingham 

Gwin  &  Sons 

A   O  U  W  Hall 

L  Phillips 

Cynthia  Mellor 

The  Hub 

L   S   Parsons 

Mrs  Gussie  Williams 

Dr  M   Robinson 

S  G  Newman 

G  W  Kent 

D  W  Chase 

M   Vosburgh 

Christian  Science 

Maccabee  Hall 

Union  Cit.\    Natl.  Bank 

Charles  Oliver. 

Whiting's  Pharmacy 

Peerless  Social  Club 

Dr  J  H  Anderson 

Canrike   &   Kinyon 

Dr  C  W  Miller 

Rheubottom   &   Rayner 

So  Mich  Telephone  Co 

George   Spring 

Dr  Harry  Pepper 


M  A  Merrifield 

D  P  Cushman 

Register-Weekly 

Farmers'   Nat'LBank 

Robert  Warsop 

E  J  Floot 

Mrs  E  J  Root 

Township   Library 

Long    Brothers 

C   AV  Parks 

C  S  Walker 

M  A  Merrifield 

Rev  F  Cookson 

Henry  Watkins 

Mrs   M   Leonard 

M   Morrell 

S  D  Buell 

Monument  Park 

Congregational    Church 

D  L  Billings 

Mrs   Harriet   Young 

Mrs  M  E  Shumway 

Mrs  Swain 

N  H  Gleason. 

Mrs   Sarah    Cosier 

Frank  Cosier 

H  E  Kimmel 

Geo  Canrike 
J  R   Patterson 

Frank    McCrar\- 
E  M  Watkins 
A  V  Van  Order 
Herman   Shafer 
Henry  Seymour 
S  Ha  yd  en 
James  Martin 
Mrs  C  E  Hurd 
Mrs  H  C  Moore 
C  J  Brooks 
Charles  Worden 
Mrs  N  Johnson 
Mrs  J  Webb 
Eugene  Sweet 
Glenn   Worden 
N  E  Tower 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Henry    Burnham 
F  C  Boise 
L  J  Little 

Riverside    Cemetery 
Mrs  A  Moseley 
George   Spring 
B  J  Evert 
Henry  Cosier 
Clark  Cosier 

SOUTH   BROADWAY. 

Riverside    Hotel 
I'^rank  Wilder 
.Moore   &   Sweet 
C  M  Hall 
M  P  Wemple 
B  L  Lathrop 
E   W  Gilmore 
Charles   Day 
INlrs  S   Merrifield 
Lucy  A  Preston 
:Matilda  Rider 
F  W  Cook 
r^Irs  Ella  Chivvis 
L  R  Miller 
Charles  Walker 
C  M  VanOrder 
F  E  Hackett 
M   D   Eberhardt 
Harry  Karnes 
L  Alexander 
Wm  Craig 
.  Helen   Kennedy 
M  Mergel 
Adam   Mergel 
Richard   Lahym 
Frank  Wood 
Peerless  Yeast  Co 
Harvey  Davis 
Dr  C  M  VanOrman 
F   E   Jupp 
J   a   Wetmore 
Gus   Norton 

CALHOUN. 

.\!rs   M   Antisdale 
Isaac  Tower 
M   E   Plair 


H  Soules 
J  R  Fulton 
Ed    Sullivan 
C  S  Wilbur 
Wm    Bruening 

CHARLOTTE 

Mrs  Sarah  Carpenter 
C  M  Hall 
Mrs   H   Crissey 
J  D  Parks 
C  W  Parks 
L  S  Parsons 
A  Thum 
G  K  Whiting 
Mrs  S  Corbin 
W  H  Willbur 
M  P  Wemple 
Ed  Larkin 
D   W   Dodge 
Mrs  L  A  Buell 
Charles  Kaucher 
Willis   Spencer 
A  B  Lipe 
P   J   Ash  down 
W    L    Robinson 
Mrs   J  A  Peck 
Richard    Mason 
Mrs    R    Dormer 
Wm    Bullock 
A  J  Davis 
Dr  H  Pepper 
•Bert  Long 

CLAHK. 

Raymond    Bruening 

H   H  Chase 

F  P  Bole 

W  A  Long 

W  E  Taylor 

G  S   Foynton 

COLDAVATER. 

John   Greenwood 
J  R  Eddy 
City  Power  House 
Wiseman's   Foundry 


U  C  Creamery 
J  M  Day 
Mrs  Day 
H  C  Case 
Evigene   Lochard 
J   R  Finney 
Al  Lake 
Mason  Drumm 
George  Palmer 
Ed  Hibbard 
Frank  Bicknell 
Mrs  C  Judd 
Mrs  Daisy  Roser 
J  W  Muma 
.1   R   Eddy 
Mrs  E  C  Osborn 
Noah   Churchill 
L  S  Olmsted 
Hosea  Hill 
W  E  Bigford 
Nathan    Dennison 
G  W  Thayer 
L   D  Nelson 

COLD  W  ATE  H- 
BRAXCH. 

Al  Clay 

i:>ora  R  Nelson 
M    VV    I'vench 
John  Miller 
Eli   Miller 
W  H  Fonner 
Conrad    Hoffman 
Eugene   Young 
Jo'TH    N^hois 
M,\ron    Hopkins 

DIVISIOX  EAST. 

.\!!s   H   B  Corbin 

Mrs   E   McCamley 

:\Iiss  Eli7a  White 

A\'m    VanVleet 

John  Clay 

F  R  Damon 

C  I  Huxley 

Mrs  Sarah  Kinney 

L  Martin 

G    W    Kent 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


G.  GLENN  WORDEN 

Solicitor  for  The  Travelers,  of  Hartford 

A  wide  variety  of  Approved  Life,  Health  and  Accident 
Insurance    Policies 

Full  particulars  given  upon  application 
UNION  CITY,  MICH. 


DR.  W.  H.  ROWE,  Dentist 

Office  in  Leonard  Block,  Union  City 

All  kinds  of  Dentistry,  Crown  and  Bridge  Work 

Filling  of  all  kinds. 

And  all  at  reasonable  prices. 

Painless  Extraction  by  Modern  Methods. 


ALBERT  HARR15,  '""^^c^"'' 


Always  pays  the  highest  market 
price  for 

Rags,  Rubber,  Iron,  and  all  kinds  of  Metal 
Hides,  Pelts,  Furs,  Tallow   and   Beeswax 


PAPER  STOCK  A  SPECIALTY 


Bell  Phone  56  L 


66 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


D  W  Waffle 
David  Buell 
Geo  Wilkes 
Cookson  Long 
Mrs  Edna  Stanton 
Philo    Olmstead 
N  H  Kindig 
Fred  Wilder 
Rev  J  W  White 
C  E  George 

CRANE. 

R  H  Lincoln 
Althea   Stewart 
Rollo  Day 
J  R  Philo 
Will   Marble 
J  P  McNelson 
John  Peterman 
Ralph  Hill 
Harry  McNelson 
Mar>-  J  Vining 
John  Leilous 
Henry  Chambers 
Cement   Factory 

DEWEY 

A  C   IMcCrary 

H  T  Burroughs 

P  H  Craig 

S  Wemple 

Mrs   Melissa  Sharp 

Dr  E  D  Smith 

ELLEN. 

W  H  Hubbard 
W  F  Lyon 
Willbur  &  Son 
Mrs  Corwin 
Dr  W  C   Henderson 
W  F  Lyon 
Dr  W  H  Rowe 
Clyde  Keagle 
Misses    Bloom 
Chas  Wellesley 
Mrs  Amelia  Snow 
Mrs  P  Ebling 


Park  Hayner 

A  Harris 

Dr  C  Allen 

Grace  Church 

Chas   Dormer 

M  E  Church 

H  J  Rowe 

Mrs  P  Copeland 

L  Phillips 

Mrs  C  Oliver 

A  Geer 

I  B  Clifford 

J  B   Gower 

City    Scliool    Building 

W  E  Rupright 

F  C  Rheubottom 

W  E  Clifford 

Herbert    Teeter 

Mrs  F  Gulliford 

J  Garnsey 

Theo  Ainsley 

Mrs  S  Tyler 

W  H  Hubbard 

James  Freeman 

Mrs  Corwin 

C  T  Maxfield 

Miss  Ethel  Clothier 

E  H  Power 

W  D  Bennett 

R  L  Murdock 

O  X  Dennison 

C  W  Eater 

J  A  Wiseman 

Mrs    E   Bowen 

FENTON. 

Burch  Rundell 
George  Stevens 
M  W  Munn 
J  P  Palmer 
Mary   E    Merritt 
Earl  J  Price 
G  H  Bovee 
Leo  Kahler 
F  p  Webber 
A  W  Kinyon 
Lewis   Rathbun 
Martin   Myers 
A  Lampart 


HAMMOND. 

News  Depot 

A  B  Cuyler 

J  A  Wiseman 

Mich  State  Teleph  Co. 

Murdock    &    Dickinson 

H  E  Hayner 

C  L  Stone 

Am.  Express  Co. 

The   Fair 

L  E  Faber 

Chas  Lake 

PostofRce 

Tower's  Theatre 

J   Olney 

Clem  Miller 

W   L   Brown 

W  A  Bell 

Clarence   Smith 

R  V  Pearsall 

D  D  Buell 

Mrs  A  Smith 

S  G  Newman 

J  S  Nesbitt 

Mrs   J   A   Paddock 

E  J  Gwin 

EAST    HIGH. 

H  &  S  Bakery 
City   Building 
U  C  Laundry 
C   B   Merrifleld 
J  J  Banford 
D  W  Chase 
David    Gardner 
Geo   Gray 
Mrs  H  Gaw 
Dr  D  S  Krull 
T  C   Knapp 
T    P    Riley 
W  B  Minto 
W  W  Snider 
Mrs  C  D  Hawley 
Mrs   M  Aiken 
W  J  Richards 
C  B  Spore 
C  B  Wilcox 
F  H  Whiting 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


/IS  FILLING  A  L0N6 


KffilA^COEFEE 

THAT  RICH  CREAMY  KIND. 


ACKNOWLEDGED  TO  BE  THE 

FINEST  DRINKING  COFFEE 

IN  THE  WORLD 


Six  Grades— 20  cents  to  40  cents  the  pound 


WORDEN  BROTHERS 

UNION  CITY,  MICH. 
SELL    KAR-A-VAN 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


I  F  Brace 
Chas   Donnelly 
W  S  Gray 
W   H   Barrett 
C  H  Lowell 

WEST    HIGH. 

Bell's  Livery 

Riley's  Livery 

Mrs  Rose  Bassett 

A  M  Drumm 

A  Eiteniear 

Mrs   O  C  Campbell 

Nathan  Miller 

Mrs   Julia   Loucks 

Isaac   Varney 

Ed   Champney 

AVarren   Smith 

G  W  Patterson 

M  Vosburgh 

Chas  E  Day 

C  O  Lincoln 

Leone  Long 

L  P  Wilcox 

F   R  Whitney 

A  J  Ackley 

O  E  Mingus 

Mrs  M  Swain 

H  C  Hull 

Chas  Lovejoy 

Ora  White 

Dell  Bell 

Mrs.   Belle  Laskey 

Wm    Peck 

P   Eurgett 

L  Chard 

Geo   Whitmore 

Treadwell   Shop 

G  Treadwell 

Wm   Foster 

JOHX-THOMPSOX. 

Pev  D  L  Holbrook 
J  B  Melody 
Mrs  D  P  White 
H  T  Carpenter 
H  E  Hayner 
Mrs  G  W  Page 


Mrs  R  F  Watkins 
Geo    Roe 
Dr  J  H  Anderson 
W   H   Tower 
F  C  Wilkins 
H   G   Fisk 
Hattie   Leonard 
Walter  Smith 


ST.    JOSEPH. 

0  N  Hunt 
J   M   Moore 

\\    Wa  Is  worth 
M  F  Whalen 
Isabel   McGee 
Euell   Lumber   Yard 
Eugene  Worden 
Frank  Wilder 
Libbie  Fitzgerald 
Mrs  Sanderson 
Mrs  Lee 
M  Wilder 

1  G   Merritt 
Geo  Garman 
Frank   Morey 
Geo  Teeter 
Ira    Crandall 
E  C  Burns 
Elsie  M  Teeter 
Mrs  B  F  Green 
L  D  Wilcox 
Oscar  Cline 

S  W  Seaver 

Frank    Mingus 

John    Euttorff 

C  D  Beck  with 

Mrs  H  Wyrrill 

H  L  Jones 

"\"ictor  Crandall 

Mrs    Nellie    Blackburn 

John  Kidney 

Hiram   Shimp 

John  ^eabury 

Orville  Sanderson 

H  J  Fonner 

A  J  Boyer 

W  H  Stone 


LEE. 

F  A  Meade 
Albert  Rhodes 
Chas  Halstead 
Floyd  Van  Order 
D  J  Wimmer 
Mrs  M  Robelier 
G  J  Young 

LIXCOLX. 

P  J  Brooks 
H  M  Warner 
Leon  Lathrop 
W    H  Worth 

MARY. 

Joel  demons 
C   A   demons 
A  Reed 
S  S  Drake 
J  H  Wilson 
Mrs  Johnson 
C  O  Johnson 
C  M  Sloan 
Enos  Cox 
J  D  Flewelling 
Wallace    Hughes 
Chas  Waffle 
Geo  Eberhardt 
H  Ackerman 
Eugene  Barney 
A  C  Parney 
A  B  dine 
W  H  Cart 
Jos    Emery 
Jay   Hartman 

PARK. 

L  Cuatt 
John  Newman 
Frank  Holt 
H  D  Smith 
]Mrs  S  Haxmaker 
Mrs  Lochard 
H  L  Petty 
Geo  Davis 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


VAN  AKEN  BROTHERS 

FLORISTS 

COLDWATER,  MICHIGAN 


Order  Flowers  of  G.  K.  Whiting  &  Son,  Union  City, 

agents  for  us  at  this  point,  or  'phone  direct  to 

Van  Aken  Bros.     In  either  case  you 

will  get  the  best   to  be  had 


BOTH  PHONES  36-3  RINGS,   COLDWATER,   MICH. 


OUR  OWN  LAMBS 


The  Lamb  Knit  Goods  Co. 

COLON,  MICH. 


THOMAS  J.   HILL,   Superintendent 


'TpHE  merchant  will  keep  in  mind  that  in  a  late  decision  of  our  Supreme  Court, 
■^  they  say  that  we  are  the  original  and  only  Lamb  Company,  prohibiting  by 
injunction  the  use  of  the  word  "Lamb"  as  a  corporation,  either  orally,  written  or 
printed;  therefore  a  representation  of  a  dealer  handling  other  than  our  goods,  that 
they  are  made  by  a  "Lamb"  company,  would  make  him  liable. 

Imitations  of  our  goods  are  now  and  then  thrust  upon  the  market,  calling  them 
"Lamb  Knit,"  "Knit  on  Lamb  Machines,"  etc.,  etc.,  thereby  trying  to  evade,  to 
a  great  extent,  the  injunction  of  our  Supreme  Court. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Mrs  M  Van  Schoick 

John  Jones 

Frank  Watkins 

Mrs  Addie  Buell 

L   Balcom 

N   P   Gardner 

C  H  Kindig 

John  Dafoe 

Geo  Brown 

M  Griffin 

C  We  lies  ley 

A  B  Nile 

Eugene   Wood 

C  H  Johnson 

Leo  Griffin 

RAILROAD. 

L  V  Chaffee 

J  W  Smith 

S  Ashmore 

S  E  Ashmore 

M  F  Buell 

P  J  Buell 

M   C   Depot 

M  C  Freight  House 

M  C  Stockyards 

SOUTH. 

John   Disbro 
O  Mcintosh 
L  Kidney 
Mrs  W  Rhodes 
G  A  Palmer 


J  Troxall 
U   C   Canning   Co 
SUMMIT. 

Mrs  Rose  Chaffee 
Ed  Kindig 
Henry   Mallow 
L  Chard 
Frank  Little 
Jos  Saulsbury 
J  F  Denton 


THOMAS. 

Ava  Williams 
N  Harmon 
L  Hopkins 
Mrs  J  Hall 
Dr  Cooper 
Jas  Karker 
E  S  Bronson 
Mrs  H  J  Allen 
Porter   Olmstead 


WASHINGTON. 

Earl  Burgett 
Emily  Sherman 
Roy  Matthews 
C  F  Fincham 
Mrs  Sylvia  Clark 
H  J  Morey 
W   A   Rhodes 
W  W  Palmer 
L  J   Maynard 


WOODRUFF. 

A  W  Kinyon 

Albert  Harris 

Gray  &  Smith 

Flouring  Mill 

L  Rayment 

L  Cuatt 

M  P  Maxon 

Wm  Sisco 

Bert  Witter 

Miles  Ward 

Alva  Wilder 

Ralph   Foster 

Orley  Hall 

Baptist   Church 

Nelson  Karker 

J  N  Strickland 

Giles  Tyler 

C   Leilous 

S  L  Kilbourn 

Geo   Blackwell 

C  Brininstool 

A  Tenney 

Mrs  A  J  Harrington 

C  W  Collyer 

C  Thompson 

Bert  Philo 

E   Halvorsen 

Mrs  A  Proseus 

Chas   Harrison 

Wm  Hartman 

M  Bruso 


CHA5.  W.  PARK5,  Plumber 


A 


LL  Kinds  of  Plumbing  done  in  a  workmanlike 
manner.  Complete  Plumbing  Outfits  fur- 
nished and  installed  at  reasonable  prices. 


The  Park  5hop  on  Broadway  is,  as  for  many  years,  headquarters 
for  Repair  Vork  of  all  kinds 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Classified  Business  Directory 


Auto    Dealers 

Cox  &  Hart 
Murdock    &    Dickinson 
Moore  &   Sweet 
C  B  Spore 

Attorneys 
M   A   Merrifield 
P  J  Ashdown 

Artists 

J   P   Palmer 
Bertha   B  Stevens 

Auctioneers 

Alf   Eitniear 
Agricultural      luiple'nts 

Murdock    &    Dickinson 
Moore   &   Sweet 
John  D  Parks 
Geo  Spring 

Bakeries 

Hubbard   &   Seaver 
Mrs  J  R  Corwin 

Barbers 

J  R   Philo 
Long  &  Long 
Dug  Sayles 

Banks 

U  C  National  Bank 
Farmers    Nat'l    Bank 

Billiard    Parlors 

Canrike    &    Kenyon 
C  J  Brooks 

Blacksmith     Shops 

I  B  Clifford 
G   B    Treadwell 
Lewis    Rayment 
Eugene  Lochard 
J  F  Wilder 


Clothing 

Geo   F   Minto   Co 
L   Phillips 
The  Hub 

Coopers 

C   M   Hall 

Cigars,     Soft    Drinks, 
Etc 

Hart   &    Damon 
Holt  &  Kindig 
Canrike  &  Kinyon 

Coal 

Gray   &   Smith 

Boots  and  Shoes 

E  J  Gwin  &  Son 
Leo  S  Parsons 

Carriages   and   Vehicles 

Murdock   &    Dickinson 
Moore   &   Sweet 
Geo  Spring 

Carpenters 

Giles  M  Tyler 
E  S  Bronson 
Milan  Bruso 
Elmer  C  Burns 
Albert  Conklin 
Henry   D  Corey 
Frank   Cosier 
Frank  W  Cook 
John  R  Eddy 
Judson  Garnsey 
Henry    Gillingham 
Leo    Griffin 
Merritt  Griffin 
Orley  Hall 
Myron  M  Hopkins 
Reuben   Jones 


C  H  Kindig 
Noah  H  Kindig 
Bert  L  Lathrop 
Albert   Clay 
Eugene  Lee 
Albert   Rhodes 
Wm   H  Stone 
Geo  C  Garman 

Dentists 

Dr  C  W  Miller 
Dr  W  H  Rowe 
Dr  C  W  Allen 
Dr  E  D  Smith 

Draymen 

John  D  P^terman 
Max  S  Vail  Order 

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Miss   Ethel   Clothier 
Miss  Myrtle  Jacokes 
Mrs   Geo   Boynton 
Mrs  E  S  Bowen 
Mrs  J  R  Eddy 
Mrs    Ida    Hopkins 
Mrs   Cynthia   Mellor 
Miss  Cornelia   Bateman 
Miss   Jennie   Smith 
Miss  Hattie  R  Kidney 
Miss   Helen   Kennedy 
Mrs   Mary  Ormsby 
Mrs  E  D  Smith 
Mrs    Elsi    Teeter 
Miss   Mary  Z   VanVleet 

Drugs 

Whiting   &   Son 
Miller  &  Son 

Dry    Goods 

W  W  Snider 
Merritt   &    Balcom 
L  E  Paber 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Factories   and    Mills 

Peerless   Cement  Co 
Peerless  Yeast  Co 
U   C   Canning   Factory 
U  C  Roller  Mills 
Stancer's  Saw  and  Feed 
Mill 

Florists 

Van   Aken   Bros, 

Coldwater 
D  Voght,   Coldwater 

Flour,  Feed,   Grain 

I  J  Brace 
W  H  Hubbard 
Moore  &  Son 
E   J  Gwin 
C   M   Hall 

Furniture    and    Under- 
taking 

W   F   Lyon 
Rheubottom    &    Rayner 

Groceries 

Hubbard   &   Seaver 
Worden   Bros 
Miller  &   Son 
Smith  &   Hayner 
Willbur  &  Son 
S   G  Newman 
A  W  Kinyon 

Hardware 

Murdock    &   Dickinson 
Moore  &  Sweet 
Geo  Spring 
C   S  Walker 

Harness 

F   E   Hackett 

E  J  Root 

Murdock   &   Dickinson 


Hotels 

Union  Hotel 
Riverside    Hotel 
Arlington    Hotel, 

Coldwater 

Ice    Dealers 

Bole  &  Sons 

Insurance  Agents 

Ed   R   Sullivan 
W  H   Tower 
Chas    E    Day 
J  S  Nesbitt 
C  H  Lowell 
W  E  Rupright 

Jewelers 

D  W  Chase 
C  L  Stone 

Job  Printing 

Will  L  Robinson 

Junk  Buyers 
Albert    Harris 

Liavindries 

U  C  Steam  Laundry 

Livery  and  Feed  Stables 

T  P  Riley 
W  A  Bell 
C  B   Merrifleld 

Liuniber  Yards 

M  P  Wemple 
P   J  Buell 
D   L   Stancer 
A  J  Boyer 

Machine    Shops 

L  D  Wilcox 


Masons 

Samuel  Ashmore 
Geo  W  Blackwell 
Wm    Bruening 
F   E   Jupp 
Geo  F  Wilkes 
Eli  O  Miller 
Martin    Davis 

Meats 

H   E   Hayner 
Smith   &  Hayner 
A  W  Kinyon 

Market    Gardners 

J  G  Lux 
Fred  Lux 
Gus  Norton 

Millinery 

W  W  Snider 
Merritt  &   Balcom 
Bloom   Sisters 

Monuments 

F  C  Rheubottom 

3Iusical    Instruments 

J  A  "\^'iseman 

Music  Teachers 

Mrs  Rose  Bassett 
C    Herbert-  Johnson 

Eliza  S  Holbrook 
S  Hayden 

Newspapers 

Register-Weekly    • 

Novelty  Stores 

L  E  Faber 
Mrs  E  J  Root 
Gray    &    Harris 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


OUR  CONSTANT  AIM   IS  TO   PLLA5E.   OUR    PATRONS 


H.  E..  HAYNE.R'5 

CITY  MLAT  MARKET 

HAMMOND  5T.,  UNION  CITY 


Fresh  and  Salt  Meats,  Poultry,  Fish,  and  all  those  other  Market  Supplies  which  go 
to  make  up  a  well  supplied  table. 


ALLX.  W.  KINYON 

SOUTH  SIDE.  MEAT  MARKET  and  GROCERY 

Long  experience  in  the  business  enables  us  to  cater  well  to  your  needs  in 

ME.AT5  OF  ALL  KIND5 

while  our  Grocery  Department  is  always  stocked  well  with  the  best  goods. 
The  usual  Grocery  and  Market  Accessories  always  found  here. 


C  B.  MLRRIFILLD 

LIVLRY  AND    FLLD    5TABLL5 

LA5T  HIGH  ST.,  UNION  CITY 


First-Class  Rigs  at  Reasonable  Rates. 

Feed  5tables  in  connection.     Horses  Boarded  by  day  or  week. 

W.  A.  BELL 

LIVERY,    FEED   AND   SALES  STABLES 

An  up-to-date  Livery,  with  Nobby  Rigs  at  reasonable  prices. 

Feed  and  Boarding  Stables,  with  special  attention  given  to  care 

of  horses  and  vehicles. 

Desirable  Horses  bought  and  sold. 

Bus  to  all  trains  and  to  any  part  of  the  city. 

WL5T  HIGH  5TRLLT  UNION  CITY.  MICH. 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Xiu'ses 

Fora  Banford 
Grace   Drumm 
Cleo  L  Nichols 
Mrs  L  Cuatt 


Opticians 

D  W  Chase 
Mrs  C  L  Stone 
E  Hammett 

Painters   and    Paper 
Hangers 

G  W  Kent 
Leon   L.   Lathrop 
Fred  A  Wilder 
Chas   D   Beckwith 
Albert  Clay 
John   E   Cook 
Frank    Olmstead 


Henry    Van    Vranken 
Bert   Van   Vranken 
W  H  Bailey 

l*li<)toji,rapliers 

W    L    Brown 

Physicians 

Dr  J   H  Anderson 
Dr  W  C  Henderson 
Dr  Harry  Pepper 
Dr  E  H  Hurd 
Dr  M   Robinson 
Dr  Wm  D  Cooper 

Plumbing 

Cha   S   Walker 
Chas  Parks 
L  D  Wilcox 
L  J  Little 
Burr  Parks 


Real   Estate 

D  P  Cushman 
C    E   Day 
Henry    A\'atkins 

Kestaurants 

Keagle   Bros 

Sign    Painters 

G  W  Kent 
Chas    Lake 

Tailors 

Chas    Oliver 
Chas  Wellesley 

Veterinary     Surgeons 

Dr  D  S  Krull 

Telephones 

Michigan  State 
Southern   Michigan 


"THE  HUB" 

THE  LEADING  MAKES  OF 

CLOTHING 

for  Men,  Youths,  Boys,  Children 


Gentlemen's  Furnishing  Goods  in  the  Latest  Modes 


SEYMOUR  BLOCK,  UNION  CITY 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Rural  Mail  Routes 


Mrs  A  C  Moseley 

Mrs   M   M   Antisdale 

Frank  Crissey 

Fred   Lux 

Geo  Lux 

J  W  White 

Claude  George 
W  A  Stanton 
Gib  Stanton 
Ira  Lusk 
Fred  E  Atwood 
John  P  Fox 
L  C  Dangler 
Isaac  Brewer 
Eugene   Engle 
J  S  Engle 
W  L  Main 
Vincent  Watkins 
Chas   Pohlman 
C  W  Hosmer 
E    R    Chaffle 
R  O  Carpenter 
Roy  B  Cline 
Alden   F   Drake 


R.  F.  D.  No.  1 

John  K.  Fulton,  Carrier. 

Frank    Mclntyre 

J  S  Dunks 

Mrs  Mary  Failing 

Miss  Mary  A  Dunks 

John   Peck 

W  H   French 

Fred  Conant 

Chas  Hill 

Isaac  Jones 

I  C  Everet 

Bruce  Zaunker 

Wm  Wolfe 

Bart  F  Foster 

Cyrus   Withington 

Fred  Olmstead 

Ora   Disbro 

J  L  Cline 

W  H  Zaunker 

D  B  Disbro 

Alfred   Warsop 

J    L    Kilbourn 

B  W  Bray 

Clyde   Carpenter 

Thos  B   Buell 


Ed  Carpenter 
Bert   Dennison 
Chas   Saulsbury 
Floyd    Smith 
Herman  Nagle 
Thos    F    Robinson 
Sidney    A   Smith 
M  Ludwig 
Geo  Washburn 
John   Tyler 
Esther  Tyler 
Earl   Hubbard 
J  H  Anderson 

Lotan  Cave 

A  B  Cline 

John  W  Travis 

Jas   Carr 

Chas    Snyder 

T   C   Anderson 

A  J  Troxell 

G  A  Palmer 

Wm   Rhodes 

E  F  Randolph 

John   Disbro 


RIVERSIDE  CEMETERY 


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UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Mrs   Saml   Johnson 

H  J  Evert 

Wm  Larder 

A  A  Sellwood 

A  H  Marsh 

J  W  Pippitt 

Mrs  Rose  Parsons 

Lewis  E  Stone 

Adalbert    Roberts 

H  J  Hamma 

F  L  Hagelschaw 

Quinn    Reed 

J   S    Benham 

C  A  White 

Edmund    Smith 

Martin  Miller 

A  D  Pyllman 

Chas   Knox 

Joseph  Krieble 

Effle   Warsop 

G  A  Eiteniear 

A  P  Mack 

E  W  Bingham 

W  F   Mohrhardt 

Mrs  J  M  Converse 

Geo  Thornton 

C  J  Miller 


R.  F.  D.  No.  2 

Roy  Matthews,   Carrier. 

\\  m   Drumm 
Jos   Lucas 
F  S  Miller 
A  E  Dennison 
C   N    Dennison 
Ward  Wells 
Mary  Eddy 
W  D  Baker 
G  E   Wells 
Marie  Doubleday 
John   Riggs 
Frank   Wells 
P  J  Honvener 
Clinton   Peek 
Bert   Smith 
C  B  Lowell 
H  W  Hadwin 
A  L  Chapman 
Ernest  Weihl 
Chas  Smith 
A  Burghardt 
E  Corey 
A  Hagelshaw 
Montie  Babcock 
W  B  Potter 
W  Spooner 
A  A  Palmer 


J  M  Jones 
Chas  H  Newman 
Chas   Wells 
A  J  May 
J   A  Sutherland 
G   A  Church 
Jos  Warsop 
D  H  Cook 
Henry  AUwardt 
Wm  McCracken 
W  W  Smith 
N  E  Tooker 
C  D  Parlin 
J  Z  Smith 
Wm   H  Smith 
Geo   Hess 
C  H  Burlingame 
Albert  Collyer 
G  E  Finten 
Arah   Pullman 
C  J  Leonard 
P  O  VanCamp 
G  A  Hagelshaw 
F  A  Martin 
C  H  Hagelshaw 


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SIDNEY  D.  BUELL. 


The  name  of  Buell  is  intimately  as- 
sociated witli  Union  City  and  its  his- 
tory. The  Buells  were  among  the  first 
white  people  to  settle  here  in  the  early 
thirties.  They  were  of  sturdy  stock 
and  they  aided  in  the  first  develop- 
ment of  the  place,  and  have  ever  since 
taken  prominent  part  in  the  business 
and  social  life  of  the  town.  And  even 
today  the  descendants  of  these  pioneer 
Buells  are  among  our  leading  people. 

The  first  Buells  to  come  to  Union 
City,  or  Goodwinsville,  as  it  was  then 
called,  were  four  brothers,  Darius, 
Justus,  Chauncey  .  and  Thomas,  who 
located  here  in  183  6  and  1837.  The 
first  named,  Darius,  the  father  of  the 
subject  of  this  sketch,  was  born  in 
Sherbourne,  Chenango  county.  New 
York,  July  6,  1808.  His  wife  was  Cor- 
nelia Lincoln,  and  when  they  came  to 
this  place  in  1836  there  were  but  few 
people  here,  and  only  a  few  log 
houses.  Darius  Buell  soon  entered 
into  the  busy  pioneer  life  of  the  local- 
ity  and   aided    greatly   in    its    develop- 


ment. He  built  the  flouring  building 
here,  and  took  part  in  the  erection  of 
nearly  all  of  the  first  pretentious  build- 
ings of  the  new  town.  The  interior 
work  of  the  Congregational  church 
building  was  also  his  and  he  and  his 
son,  Sidney,  unaided,  prepared,  match- 
ed and  laid  the  floor  of  the  structure, 
doing  all  of  the  work  by  hand.  He 
was  one  of  the  organizers  of  the  old 
Union  City  Iron  Company,  and  he 
helped  to  build  the  first  big  boat,  the 
"Union  City,"  which  was  intended  to 
ply  the  waters  of  the  St.  Joseph  river, 
but  which  was  lost  on  its  first  trip. 
Later  he  engaged  in  the  mercantile 
line,  and  up  to  the  time  of  his  death, 
in  1875,  he  was  interested  in  leading 
local  enterprises.  His  estimable  wife 
survived  him  a  number  of  years,  pass- 
ing away  in   1S91. 

Sidney  D.  Buell,  their  son,  bears  the 
di.^tinction  of  being  the  first  white 
child  born  in  Union  City,  this  occur- 
ring September  27,   1838. 

He   was    twenty-three   years   of   age 


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When,  in  1861,  he  responded  to  his 
country's  call  and  enlisted  in  the  First 
Michigan  Light  Artillery,  serving  in 
the  various  batteries  of  the  regiment, 
notably  in  the  gallant  Battery  D, 
familiarly  known  at  Church's  Battery. 
He  served  all  through  the  war  and 
was  in  many  engagements. 

After  the  war  he  returned  to  Union 
City,  and  soon  thereafter,  when  Cor- 
bin  Post,  G.  A.  R.,  was  organized,  he 
was  its  first  adjutant,  filling  this  posi- 
tion for  five  years,  and  also  being  its 
quartermaster  for  two  years.  Mr.  Sid- 
ney Buell  has  been  closely  identified 
with  Union  City  and  its  development. 
For  many  years  he  conducted  a  plan- 
ing mill,  a  heading  mill  and  a  factory 
for  the  .manufacture  of  bee  supplies, 
but  retired  when  his  plant  was  de- 
stroyed by  fire  in  1904.  Since  that 
thne  he  has  dealt  largely  in  bee  sup- 
plies, and  is  the  inventor  of  many  use- 
ful  devices  in  this   line. 


Mr.  Buell  was  married  November 
1,  1866,  to  Miss  Margaret  A.  McCon- 
nell,  who  proved  a  most  worthy  help- 
meet until  death  claimed  her,  July  3, 
1907.    , 

]Mr.  Buell  was  attacked  by  failing 
health  and  partial  blindness  in  1905, 
since  which  time  he  has  retired  from 
active  pursuits,  although  a  familiar 
figure  upon 'our  streets.  His  has  been 
a  long,  busy  and  useful  life,  and  nearly 
all  of  it  has  been  spent  in  the  old 
home  on  North  Broadway,  which  he 
still  occupies.  During  the  past  few 
years  his  benefactions  have  been 
many,  not  only  to  various  organiza- 
tions and  public  enterprises,  but  also 
to  the  worthy  and  needy  poor  of  his 
acquaintance.  This,  indeed,  seems  to 
be  his  principal  pleasure,  and  he  an- 
nounces his  intention  of  so  continuing 
until  his  time  shall  come  to  be  laid  to 
rest  beside  his  loved  ones  in  beau- 
tiful Riverside  Cemetery. 


T.  P.  RILEY  &  SON 

Livery,  Feed  and  Sales  Stables 

q  First-Class  Livery  with  Stylish  Rigs. 
High-Class  and  well-Bred  Roadsters 
and   Race  Horses   Bought  and   Sold 


The  home  of  Cyrenus,  the  well-known  stallion;  Fritzi  Lobeck, 

the  phenomenal  trotter;  Naughty  Tom,  whose  sire 

is  by  Nutwood,  as  well  as  the 

home  of  other  fast  ones 


Correspondence  Solicited         High  51,  Union  City.  Mich. 


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Dan   Day 

Geo   Palmer 
Mason  Drumm 
Eddie  Hibbard 
Frank   Bicknall 
Caroline   Judd 
J  AY  Muma 
John    R    Eddy 
Nathan   N  Dennison 
L  L  Olmstead 
Noah   Churchill 
Geo  W  Thayer 
L  D   McNelson 
Wm  Bigford 
Harry  L  Edwards 
John  CBell 
Reuben    L,   Carpenter 
Ed    Lorow 
Wm   I\I   ]\Iorseman 
Geo    Gillen 
Jake    Katz 
Jap   Maurer 
Will   Katz 
Thop   Word  en 
Allen  J   Morey 
Theron  D  Sischo 
Geo    Raymond 
Willard  C  Adolph 
Alfred  A  Baker 
Roy   C   Stafford 
Chas   W  Stafford 
Benj  F  Olmstead 
Will  M  Deuel 
Warren  W  French 
Ed  C  Brooks 
Mrs  J  T  Brooks 


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Ava  AMlliains.  Carrier. 

Ed  C  Adolph 
Wm  Brown 
Wm  G  Lee 
Geo   W   Manville 
Herman    VanSchoick 
Bert  Crawford 
Chas  A  Munch 
Herbert   J   Phillips 
Mrs  John  Phillips 
Jos   T  Kingston 
David  L  Stancer 
Mrs  Fred   Olds 
Mrs    Emily   Brooks 
Amasa    Kenknight 
Lewis  P  Adolph 
Ellsworth    Wooster 

Ulysses   S   Robinson 

Parker  Sharts 

Jlary  Swan 

Wm    E    Johnson 

Cyde  L  Walsworth 

Jas   McDaniels 

Marshall   Buys 

J  C  Swan 

Ben   D  Hunt 

Ed   E  Crawford 

Horace  C  Ansterberg 

Milton   H  Ansterberg 

John  "W  Thompson 

John    Burroughs 

Nicholas     Shoemacher 

Rex  Dibble 

Asa  Weaver 

Ralph   Dibble 

Will  Brown 

Ed   Dibble 


D.  S.  KRULL 


Henry   R   Brown 

Geo   Grove  &  Son 

Allie    Buys 

John    Salander 

Oscar  Hall 

Geo  Brewster  &  Sons 

Ed   Frye 

Joel  Mack 

Levi    Silverthorn 

Dr  G  S  Gillett 
Jack    Gresley 
Piatt    C    Yosburgh 
J  C   Mack 
Frank   Yosburgh 
Geo  Weaver 
Mary   Gillett 
Ed   H   Lott 
Jay  Y'an  Aken 
Chas  H  Smith 
Clarence   Olney 
Clyde    R    Ralston 
John  Johnson 
Glenn  Johnson 
Chas  D  Cosier 
Chas    L    Burnett 
Chas  C  Cosier 
Oscar    Day 
Harry   L   Burroughs 
John  L  Swan 
Theodore    Hoyt 
Frank    Champney 
Emily  Finten 
Wm  Olds 
Wm    Disbro 
Mrs.   Cola  Randolph 
Lewis   Sevey 


VETERINARY 
SURGEON 


Graduate  of  the  Toronto  Veterinary  College  and  the 

McPherson  Dental  College,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Diseases  and  Ailments  of  all  Domestic  Animals  Treated. 


Office  at  Residence,  E.  High  St. 
Phone  25;   South.  Mich.  Phone  251  Union  Citv,  Mich. 

PARTICULAR  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  THE  HORSE 


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Mrs  B  F  Green 
Oscar  Cline 
Chas    Beckwith 
Hannah    Wyrrill 
Herbert   Jones 
John  Seabury 
Mrs  JuUa  Shimp 
Orville    Sanderson 
H  J  Fonner 
W  H  Stone 
J  R  Blake 
Ed  Bronson 
Leland    Richards 
Harriet   Lindsley 
Oscar    Demphan 
Ralph  Swarthout 
Alfred   Armstrong 
Dana  Lincoln 
Walter    Rosemberry 
Starr    Paloski 
Chas   Mitchell 
Thos  Swarbrick 
Grant  Richardson 
R   Whitcomb 
Fred    Nagle 
L  S  Whitcomb 
Judson    Seabury 
Andrew   Wilson 
Mrs   L  Newcomb 
Asa  Moore 
Al    Smith 
Octavo   Martin 
Wallace   St  Clair 
Frank    Barnhart 
Frank   Burch 
Earl  Hawlev 


R.  F.  D.  No.  4 

George  Boyiitoii,  Carrier. 

J  St  Clair 
Grove  Tyler 
Frank   Magee 
Geo   Blackwell 
Arthur  Hayward 
Wallace   McNut 
Isaac   Wilson 
J  M  Wells 
Geo  Wells 
Chas  Smith 
Mrs  Kate   Moore 
Chas  Barnhart 
Mrs   T   Cain 
T   P   Cain 
John  Cain 
Jeremiah    Spencer 
Julius    Peavey 
Mrs   S   Griffin 
Mrs  Lena  Kyte 
Will    Marss 
Ed   Brauker,   Sr 
Kate    Wixson 
Mrs    Emma    Merritt 
L  A  Fetterly 
Geo  Weedon 
Clark   Salisbury 
Antone  Luh 
Geo   DeWater 
Peter   Goodrich 
Frank    Wooster 
Dell   Haynes 
Wm    Robinson 
Harry  Bater 
Lorenzo    Hanks 
Clinton   Dibble 
Ed    Shaw 


Matthew   Burns 

Frank  Burns 

Fred  Dovey 

Eugene   Wilson 

John   Brauker,   Jr 

Frank  Swan 

Herman  Lee 

Mrs   L   Robinson 

J  J.Muffley 

Fred  Swain 

Will    Plumm 

Chas  Wiley 

Chas   Hubbard 

W  W  Warren 

Harry  Bingham 

Pearl    Sutherland 

Walter  Hawley 

Byron    Kenknight 

Edw  Kenknight 

A  D  Eldred 

Chas    Knapp 

Jay  Fox 

Harry  Kester 

Mrs    O'Rourke 

Chas   Zimmerman 

Ed  Philo 

Chas   Bell 

Geo  Bell 

Fred    Merritt 

Mrs   Andrew  Krimmel 

Frank  Lathrop 

Fred   Krimmel 

Tra  Dufur 

Gus  Norton 


L.  J.  GWIN,  Grain  Dealer 

UNION  CITY,  MICH. 


Controlling  the  Air  Line  Grain  Llevator  in  this  place,  and  having  the  very  best 

outside  connections  in  the  way  of  grain  dealers,  I  am  prepared  to 

constantly  pay  the  highest  market  prices  for  all  kinds  of 

GRAIN 


Office  at  Gwin  &  Sons'  5hoe  Store 


Llevator  ad'oin'n*  Air  Line 
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Jet    Day 
H  C  Case 
Elbert    Clay 
Eug-ene   Lochard 
John  Miller 
M    W    French 
W  H  Fonner 
Conrad   Hoffman 
Eugene    Young 
J  P  Brooks 
E   H   Brooks 
W  I  Piearce 
E  F  Bayliss 
Mrs   Geo   Tervis 
Mrs   Geo   Page 
F  A   Watkins 
H  C  Price 
C  B  Case 
F   H   Howard 
P    H   Lux 
A  H  Hill 
F  Morley 
F  H  Miller 
A    B    Murfin 
L   Warner 
Rev  H  Morey 
H  E  Guilford 
C   M   Engle 
G   E  Lawrence 
H   VanSchoick 
C  W  Newman 
H  H  Sebolt 
J   A   Barnum 
Oscar  Sheldon 
D  H  VanSchoick 

HENRY  WATKINS 


R.  F.  D.  No.  5 

Herbert  C.  Hull,  Carrier 

Geo    Eddy 

W  H   Melody 

Fred  Marble 

O    VanSchoick 

A   VanSchoick 

Jas    Guilford 

C  G  VanSchoick 

Irving   Pierce 

W  A  Sellwood 

S  S  Melody 

Ezra   Wilsey 

F  E  Krieble 

J   F  McCausey 

F    N   Schumacher 

P   French 

J   B    Rickard 

A  B  Corey 

Jas  Price 

Mrs  L  Worden 

H  R  Johnson 

C  W  Johnson 

E    Cherdavoine 

G  H  VanSchoick 

W  C  Baker 

Lewis  Knapp 

J  C  Hill 

R  T  Wait 

Wm   Murdock 

P  A  Hubbard 

Walter    Omo 

M  C  Gates 

T  C  Mack 

A  W  Cherdavoine 

Lloyd   Rice 

Ed   Wertman 


Chas    Rice 

Clark  Knauss 

A  B   Smith 

Isaac    Place 

Frank    Fox 

B  A   Jones 

Mrs  L  Fox 

Henry    Olney 

J  Bishop 

L   Kingston 

A  S  Workczeskie 

Wm   Eldridge 

F   H   Randall 

Newton    Shenefleld 

M  Pendell 

Joe  Workczeskie 

Gwo   Okeneskie 

J  Eekoskie 

C   H   Reynolds 

Chas  Rhodes 

Floyd   Worden 

S  P  Olmstead 

G  H  Zimmerman 

W  H  Ogden 

F   Ballard 

Tom   Schumaker 

S  H  Nye 

Jesse    Hayner 

Jesse  Mack 

J  O  Childs 

Orley    Roe 

H  A  Worden 

J  Hobday 

Clarence  L  Eng-le 

C  L  Katz 


HERBERT  WARNER 


WATKIN5  &  WARNER 

Dealers  in  Best  Grades  of  Hard  and  5oft  Coal 

UNION  CITY,  MICH. 


With  storage  sheds  and  scales  adjoining  the  Air  Line  tracks    and  an  office  in 


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History  of  Union  City 

The  junction  of  the  Coldwater  and  St.  Joseph  Rivers  was  undoubtedl\- 
an  attractive  spot  for  human  beings  hundreds  of  years  ago,  as  witness  thr 
many  remains  of  the  worl<  of  the  so-called  "mound  builders"  in  this  im- 
mediate vicinity.  Afterward  the  Indians  made  this  a  favorite  hunting  and 
camping  ground,  and  to  this  day  there  are  to  be  found  occasionally  evi- 
dences of  their  habitation  and  use  of  the  territory.  Late  in  the  seventeenth 
century  the  early  French  explorers  made  use  of  these  rivers  in  pushing 
their  way  westward  into  the  heart  of  the  unexplored  middle  west,  and 
their  craft  plied  the  waters  of  the  placid  St.  Joseph  along  the  whole  length 
of  the  stream.  Tradition  tells  i:s  that  at  al)out  this  time  there  was  a 
French  trading  post  established  here,  its  location  being  just  south  of  the 
present  site  of  the  present  city  school  building,  and  that  the  proprietor 
did  a  brisk  business  with  the  Indians  who  were  then  in  this  immediate 
vicinity  in  large  numbers.  Hftw  long  the  French  trading  post  remained  here 
is  only  a  inatter  of  conjecture.  At  any  rate  there  was  an  extended  period 
after  its  abandonment  during  which  no  white  man's  feet  traversed  this 
locality. 

M"e  are  told  that  then  the  spot  so  favored  by  nature  was  invaded  by 
one  John  Clawson,  who  came  here  from  what  is  no\V  La  Grange  Cnunt.\-, 
Indiana,  and  established  a  small  trading  post  near  the  site  of  the  oM 
French  post.  Clawson  bartered  with  the  Indians,  it  is  said,  very  successfull\ , 
but  did  not  remain  here  very  long.  To  Clawson,  therefore,  must  be  given 
the  credit  of  being  the  first  settler  in  this  place.  It  is  an  undisputed  fact, 
however,  that  Isaiah  W.  Bennett,  who  was  among  the  first  white  men  to 
settle  permanently  in  the  interior  of  the  state,  was  the  first  to  prospect  in 
this  immediate  vicinity  _  with  a  view  of  securing  possession  of  the  land 
and  to  encourage  immigration  of  the  settlers  from  the  eastern  states. 
Mr.  Bennett  was  a  native  of  the  state  of  New  York  and  he  has  the 
distinction  of  having  been  the  founder  of  the  city  of  Jackson,  Michigan, 
in  that  early  day  being  known  as  Jacksonburg.  He  was  of  a  roving 
disposition  and  had  halted  at  various  points  in  the  interior  of  the  state 
before  coming  here,  establishing  public  houses  at  Ann  Arbor  and  Jack- 
son, which  he  conducted  for  several  years.  He  was  a  great  admirer 
of  Andrew  Jackson,  at  that  time  President  of  the  United  States,  and  he 
quoted  him  so  frequently  that  he  was  given  the  name  of  "Jack"  Bennett 
by  the  Indians  and  early  settlers.  From  this  it  was  an  easy  matter  to 
find  a  suitable  name  for  the  now  flourishing  city  of  Jackson.  The  original 
survey  of  the  tow^nship  now  known  as  Union  had  been  made  in  1826  by 
Robert  Clark,  under  the  direction  of  Edward  Tiffin,  who  was  then  LTnited 
States  surveyor  general,  and  Mr.  Bennett  considered  the  union  of  the 
two  rivers  as  a  most  suitable  place  for  the  founding  of  a  white  settlement. 
He  prospected  here  in  1831  and  with  Jeremiah  Marvin  purchased  a  con- 
siderable tract  of  land  from  the  government.  It  wa«  not  until  1834,  how- 
ever, that  Mr.  Bennett  located  here,  and  in  that  year  he  built  a  log-house 
neg-r    the    present    side    of    the    municipal    power    plant.      Bennett    was    an 


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unique  figure  in  the  early  history  of  the  place  and  he  lived  in  various  parts 
ot  the  piuneer  town,  keeping  the  old  Union  City  house  in  1837  and  after- 
ward conducting  a  primitive  store  on  the  southwest  corner  of  Broadway 
and  High  streets,  where  now  stands  the  Merrifleld  block.  One  of  Mr 
Bennett's  children,  W.  T.  Bennett,  bears  the  distinction  of  being  the  first 
white  child  born  in  Union  township,  and  this  babe  grew  to  manhood  here 
now  being  Gen.  W.  T.  Bennett,  of  the  United  States  Army.  The  elder 
Bennett  finally   removed  to  Wisconsin,   where  his  last  days  were  spent 

The  first  really  permanent  settler  in  this  place  was  Justus  Goodwin 
who  came  here  in  1833  and  purchased  of  Bennett  and  Marvin  nearly  600 
acres  of  land  in  this  and  Burlington  townships,  paying  therefor  the  sum  of 
$2,000.  He  built  a  small  house  on  the  county  line  in  which  he  lived  until 
the  erection  of  a  more  pretentious  structure  on  the  present  site  of  Isaac 
Tower's  residence.  His  purchase  included  the  present  site  of  the  business 
part  of  Union  City,  and  Mr.  Goodwin  at  once  began  improvements  He 
constructed  a  small  race-way  from  the  Coldwater  River  to  the  vicinity 
ot  the  site  of  the  present  municipal  power  plant,  and  utilized  the  water- 
power  thus  obtained  in  operating  a  saw-mill  which  was  of  great  yalue  to 
the  early  settlers.  November  28,  1833,  Mr.  Goodwin  sold  to  E.  W  Morgan 
ot  Ann  Arbor.  322  acres  of  land  and  the  latter,  in  1835,  platted  the  town  of 
Goodwinsville,  as  the  place  was  then  called.  The  plat  of  the  original 
village  was  recorded  in  the  oflice  of  the  register  of  deeds  of  Branch  County 
August  27,  1835,  and  thus  was  the  town  formally  established.  In  December 
of  the  previous  year  a  postoflice  had  been  established  here  under  the  name 
of  Goodwinsville,  in  honor  of  the  real  founder  of  the  place.  Mr  Goodwin 
was  the  first  postmaster  here  and  he  also  conducted  a  small  store  where  the 
wants  of  the  settlers  were  supplied. 

In  1836  a  company  composed  of  eastern  men  became  proprietors  of 
considerable  land  here  and  laid  out  what  was  known  as  the  -two  hundred 
acre  tract."  The  gentlemen  comprising  the  firm  were  Richard  L  Clark 
Israel  W.  Clark,  Lyman  W.  Gilbert,  and  Isaac  M.  Diamond,  and  in  1838 
Israel  W.  Clark  and  Mr.  Diamond  came  here  with  a  large  force  of  men 
and  began-  extensive  improvements.  The  water-power  was  improved  saw 
and  grist  mills  built,  street.s  laid  out,  etc.,  and  the  place  began  to  gi've  of 
promise  of  its  future  importance.  There  was  a  "companV  store,  besides 
one  established  by  Hiram  Marsh  several  years  previous,  but  the  first  mer- 
cantile establishment  of  any  note  in  the  place  was  one  started  bv  John  N 
St.ckney,   who  came  here  first  in  charge  of  the  affairs  of  the  companv 

In  the  meantime  settlers  were  Hocking  here  in  great  numbers."  The 
town  was  assuming  importance  and  there  were  sturdy  pioneers  making 
for  themselves  homes  in  every  direction  from  the  town.  The  early  arrivals 
include  the  names  of  Youngs,  Buell,  Judd,  Zimmerman,  Hammond,  Kurd 
McCamley,  Lincoln,  Parsons,  Olmstead,  Warren,  Leonard,  Chaffee,  Saun- 
ders, Hawley.  Burnett,  Mitchell,  Dunks,  Morrill. 

The  first  town-meeting  was  held  at  the  home  of  Chester  Hammond 
April  3,  1837,  the  officers  of  the  election  being:  Moderator,  Chester  Ham- 
mond; Clerk,  Briant  Bartlett;  Inspectors.  Lewis  Hawlev,  Isaiah  W  Bennett 
Alpheus  Saunders.  At  this  election  the  township  officers  chosen  were  as 
follows:       Supervisor.     L    W.     Bennett;     Town    Clerk.    Chester    Hammond; 


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Assessors,  Alpheus  Saundei-.s,  Solomon  Parsons,  James  Pendill;  Directors 
■  il'  the  Poor,  Chester  Hammond,  Henry  W.  Potter;  Commissioners  of  High- 
way, Lewis  Hawley,  James  Pendill,  I.  W.  Bennett;  Justices  of  the  Peace, 
James  Pendill,  Archibald  M.  Mitchell,  I.  W.  Bennett,  Briant  Bartlett; 
School  Inspectors,  Alpheus  Saunders,  Carpenter  Chaffee,  Briant  Bartlett; 
Overseers  of  Highways,  Carpenter  Chaffee,  Gideon  Smith,  Chauncey  Buell; 
C  jnstables,  Henry  Reaser,  Rufus  Hill,  Thos.  Buell;  Collector,  Rufus  Hill. 

Late  in  the  thirties  the  inhabitants  of  Union  City  were  wild  with  ex- 
citement over  the  fact  that  this  place  had  been  named  as  the  head  of 
navigation  of  the  St.  Joseph  River,  and  that  an  appropriation  of  $50,000 
had  been  made  for  the  clearing  away  of  obstructions  and  improving  navi- 
gation in  the  stream.  Something  like  $10,000  was  actually  expended  here, 
the  money  being  obtained  from  the  sale  of  public  lands.  Justus  Goodwin 
was  overseer  of  the  work. 

The  first  hotel  in  Union  City  was  the  Union  City  House,  built  in  1836 
by  the  owners  of  the  village.  It  was  first  in  charge  of  Chester  Hammond, 
then  later  conducted  by  I.  W.  Bennett.  The  first  landlord  to  conduct  the 
hotel  for  any  great  length  of  time  was  Thos.  L.  Acker,  and  under  his  man- 
agement it  was  a  popular  place,  noted  for  miles  around  for  its  hospitality 
and  for  the  dances  held  there,  the  upper  floor  containing  a  large  ball-room. 
John  J.  Freemyre  made  extensive  additions  to  the  building,  and  this  old 
structure  is  now  a  portion  of  the  .-present  Union  City  House,  conducted  by 
F.  B.  Hart. 

Soon  after  the  subsidence  of  the  steamboat  craze  discoveries  were 
made  of  large  quantities  of  "bog"  and  "kidney"  iron  ore  in  this  vicinity, 
while  in  Butler  and  Quincy  townships  the  deposits  were  still  more  extensive 
and  richer  than  here.  Accordingly  "The  Union  City  Iron  Company"  was 
formed  and  incorporated  by  act  of  the  legislature  March  17,  1847.  A  blast 
furnace  was  built  and  the  ore  hauled  here  in  wagons  from  long  distances. 
The  stockholders  were  all  residents  of  this  immediate  vicinity,  although 
Col.  Thos.  Mosley  finally  became  the  sole  proprietor.  The  furnace  was 
built  in  1846,  and  in  May,  1847,  the  first  manufacture  of  pig-iron  in  Mich- 
igan was  made  here. 

The  project  of  a  ship  canal  through  this  portion  of  the  state  found 
many  warm  advocates  in  Union  City  from  1837  to  1855,  as  one  of  the 
routes  considered  most  favorable  was  the  utilizing  of  the  St.  Joseph  River 
from  Lake  Michigan  to  this  place  and  then  by  canal  by  way  of  Homer  and 
across  the  counties  of  Jackson  and  Washtenaw  to  the  Huron  River  at 
Dexter.  Several  official  surveys  were  made  and  their  practicability  assured, 
but  as  the  population  and  wealth  of  this  section  was  not  at  this  time  large, 
and  the  estimated  expense  of  the  proposed  water  way  a  goodly  sum,  noth- 
ing came  of  it.  At  the  time  the  main  lines  of  the  Michigan  Central  and 
Michigan  Southern  Railways  were  constructed  across  the  state.  Union  City 
had  the  opportunity  of  securing  either  one  or  the  other  of  them,  the 
Michigan  Central,  in  fact,  making  a  survey  through  here,  but  the  idea  of 
a  ship  canal  overshadowed  everything  else  and  the  opportunity  was  neg- 
lected. Then  when  the  canal  idea  was  abandoned,  it  seemed  for  a  time 
that  Union  City  was  doomed  to  remain  cut  off  from  means  of  speedy 
and  convenient  communication  with  the  outside  world.     Finally,  late  in  the 


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sixties,  the  Air  Line  Railroad  project  was  pushed  to  a  successful  completion, 
and  in  the  fall  of  1870  mixed  trains  were  run  over  the  road,  followed  by 
a  regular  passenger  and  freight  traffic  the  following  year. 

And  with  the  modern  march  of  progress  and  improvement,  Union  City 
has  kept  steady  pace.  The  town  has  always  had  the  trade  of  a  very  wide 
rural  territory — a  section  which  is  the  garden  spot  of  southern  Michigan. 
And  in  addition  there  are  manufacturing  enterprises  of  importance  which 
aid  greatly  in  the  general  welfare  of  the  place. 

As  Union  City  was  the  first  place  in  the  state  to  manufacture  pig-iron, 
so  was  she  the  first  to  manufacture  Portland  cement  from  the  marl  that 
abounds  in  the  lakes  and  marshes  of  this  locality.  The  Peerless  Portland 
Cement  Company  established  a  factory  here  in  1894,  and  it  has  ever  since 
manufactured  the  highest  grade  of  Portland  cement  in  immense  quantities, 
aggregating  something  like  400,000  barrels  per  year.  The  Institution  gives 
employment  to  several  hundred  men,  and  is  in  operation  night  and  day 
during  the  greater  portion  of  the  year. 

The  Peerless  Yeast  Company,  manufacturers  of  dry  yeast,  is  a  con- 
cern doing  a  large  and  growing  business;  while  the  Union  City  Canning 
Company,  with  a  capitalization  of  $15,000,  has  recently  been  organized  for 
the  purpose  of  canning  all  kinds  of  vegetables  and  fruits. 

The  Union  City  Creamery,  with  its  hundreds  of  milk  patrons  and  its 
milk  routes  traversing  a  wide  territory  and  going  into  nine  different  town- 
ships of  Branch  and  Calhoun  counties,  is  one  of  the  leading  institutions 
of  its  kind  in  the  state,  and  it  is  doing  a  good  work  in  the  development 
of  the  dairying  interests  of  this  locality. 

Union  City  was  incorporated  as  ■  a  village  in  1866,  and  public  im- 
provements speedily  followed  in  the  way  of  graded  streets,  good  sidewalks, 
fire  protection  and  the  like.  The  question  of  public  utility  plants  was  vig- 
orously agitated  in  the  early  nineties,  and  this  resulted,  in  1894,  in  the 
establishment  of  a  municipal  water  works  plant  and  a  municipal  electric 
lighting  plant.  Up  to  dajie,  something  like  $40,000  have  been  expended 
upon  the  two  plants,  and  their  service  radiates  to  every  part  of  the  town. 
There  is  considerable  sewerage,  with  a  complete  system  in  prospect.  There 
are  handsome  and  well-kept  public  parks,  well-shaded  and  beautiful  streets, 
and  handsome  and  durable  cement  sidewalks  in  every  part  of  the  town. 

Union  City  has  ever  been  very  proud  of  her  public  school  system.  The 
present  fine  four-story  brick  and  stone  central  school  building  was  built 
in  1877,  at  a  cost  of  about  $25,000.  It  has  since  been  greatly  improved, 
and  is  fully  equipped  with  laboratories,  libraries  and  all  modern  improve- 
ments. Ever  since  1881  classes  have  been  graduated  each  year,  and  the 
members  of  the  alumni  association  number  something  like  four  hundred. 
The  high  school  is  on  the  approved  list  of  the  leading  colleges. 

Union  City's  business  places  cannot  be  equalled  in  any  other  town  of 
its  size  in  the  state.  Nearly  all  of  the  stocks  of  merchandise  are  exclusive 
ones,  thus  affording  a  larger  variety  and  better  stocks  of  goods  than  are 
generally  found.     The  trading  territory  is  a  large  one. 

Five  rural  mail  routes  run  out  from  the  Union  City  postoffice,  these 
going  into  ten  different  townships. 


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Union  City  presents  many  attractive  advantages  as  a  manufacturing, 
business  and  residence  city,  and  it  invites  tlie  consideration  of  tliose 
seeking  a  new  location.  The  town  has  good  shipping  facilities,  while  good 
factory  sites  are  easily  obtainable.  Although  possessed  of  many  public 
improvements,  the  bonded  indebtedness  has  nearly  all  been  paid  and  the 
tax  rate  is  very  low.  As  a  residence  town,  Union  City  cannot  be  surpassed. 
Its  residents  are  mainly  descendants  of  New  York  state  families,  and  there 
is  an  absence  of  any  foreign  population.  The  churches  and  schools  are 
in  the  front  rank,  its  fraternal  organizations  are  numerous  and  of  large 
membership,  while  a  high  social  standard  is  maintained.  The  latch-string 
is  always  out,  and  our  people  extend  a  heart>-  welcome  to  all  visitors. 


CHARLOTTE  STREET 


(^LMLTLRY  WORK.     If  you  are  thinking  of  placing  a 
^^-^     Monument  or  Markers  on  your  cemetery  lot,  see  us 
before  buying.    We  can  save  you  money. 


RHLUBOTTOM  &  COMPANY, 

Union  City,  Mich. 


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Additions,  Changes,  Etc. 


Brawn    Willard      L,      news      depot,      N 

Broadway 
Brown  Charles  N,  yeast  maker,  Mary 
Brown   Mrs  Utilda,   Mary 
Brown  Grace,  Mary  s 

Brown   Ruth,  Mary  s 

Brown   Evelyn,   Mary  s 

Miller  Dwight  R,  pharmacist,  res  Allen 
Miller  Mrs  Nellie,  Allen 
Root  Harness    &    Carriage    Co,     (F    N 
Root,  E  J  Root),  N  Broad- 
way 
Root   Forris  N,  harnessmaker,  Allen 
Root   Mrs  Ida  M,  Allen 
Root  Karl,  Allen  s 

Root   Ruth,  Allen  s 

Smith  Clarence,   barber,  Charlotte 
Smith   Mrs  Hazel,  Charlotte 
Spears  Mrs  Carrie,  dressmaker,  P^enton 
Theatre,    Union  City    (F  N  Root,   man- 
ager;   Chas    Root,    musical 
director),  Hammond 


AVatkins    &    Warner    (Henry    Watkins, 

Herbert  Warner)  ,coal  and 

hay,   warehouse,   Air  Line 

Depot 

Webber  Paul  Winifred,  Fenton  u 

Whitney   Mrs    P    R,    millinery,    Ellen; 

res  Park 
Whiting   Marian  Pauline,  E  High         u 
Willbur  LaVerne  Harold,  Charlotte     u 


Union  City  Board  of  Education. 

Director — F  C  Rheubottom 

Moderator — Dr  J  H  Anderson 

Assessor — J  S  Nesbitt 

Trustees — F  C  Rheubottom,  J  S  Nes- 
bitt, Dr  J  H  Anderson,  A  J  Boyer,  W 
H  WMllbur 


H.  N.  RANDALL, 


TEKONSHA 
MICH. 


>,Y!HIRTY  years'  experience  in  the  business  of  buying,  preparing 

T^  for  market  and  shipping  of  all  kinds  POULTRY,  BUTTER, 
ff,  EGGS,  and  other  Farm  Products — years  that  have  established 
^  our  reputation  as  Produce  Shippers,  and  that  have  brought 
satisfaction  to  our  patrons.  ^We  constantly  pay  the  Highest 
Market  Prices  for  the  above  products  of  the  farm,  and  point  to  our  past 
record  as  a  guarantee  of  fair  dealing. 

HARVEY  ACKERMAN,  Local  Representative 

UNION  CITY,  MICHIGAN 


UNION  CITY  DIRECTORY 


Index 


Additions  and  Changes 87 

Alphabetical  List  of  Names. 21    to   62 

Allen,  Dr.  Clyde  W 47 

Arlington  Hotel,  adv 41 

Bell,  W.  A.,  adv 73 

Berdan  «&  Company,  adv 2 

Brown,  W.  L.,  adv 62 

Buell,  President  P.  J frontispiece 

Buell,  Perry  J.,  adv 2 

Buell,  S.  D.,  portrait  and  biography    77 

Buell  Stock  Farm,  adv 35 

Buick  Motor  Co.,  adv 55 

Canrike  &  Kenyon,  adv 45 

Chapman,  C.  W.,  adv 37 

Charlotte  Street  View 86 

Chase,  D.  W.,  adv 9 

Churches  and  Church  Societies 12 

Classified  Business  Directory.. 71   to    74 

Coombs   Milling  Co.,   adv 47 

County,  Town  and  Village  Officers..      7 

Creamery,   Union  City,  adv 41 

Cushman,  D.  P.,  adv 59 

Day,    Charles   E.,    adv 19 

Directory    by    Streets 63   to   70 

Bitniear,  Alf.,  adv 47 

Faber,   L.    E.,   adv 15 

Farmers'  National  Bank,  adv 

front  cover 

Farmers'    Bank    Block,   view 76 

Gray  &  Smith,   adv 57 

Gwin,  E.  J.  &  Sons,  adv 9 

Gwin,  E.  J.,  adv 80 

Hackett,  F.  E.,  adv 11 

Harris,   Albert,    adv 65 

Hagelshaw,  Charles,  adv 61 

Hayner,   Herbert  E.,   adv 73 

History  of  Union  City 82   to   86 

Hodgeman,  W.  E.,  adv 6 

Hub,  The,  adv 74 

Hunt,  Ben,  adv 33 

Hubbard   &  Seaver,  adv 25 

Karavan  Coffee,   adv 67 

Keen-Kutter  Cutlery,  adv 33 

Kinyon,  A.  W.,  adv 73 

Krull,  Dr.  D.  S.,  adv.. 79 

Lamb  Knit  Goods  Co.,  adv 69 

Lauden  Machinery  Co.,  adv 29 

Lodges  and  Societies 16 

Lyon,   Wm.   F.,  adv 45 

Map  of  Union  City opp.   page   20 

Merritt  &  Balcom,  adv 51 


Merrifleld,   C.    B.,   adv 73 

Mich.  State  Life  Insurance  Co.,  adv  4 
Miller  Drug  and  Grocery  Co.,  adv...   53 

Miller,  Dr.  Charles,  adv 45 

Minto,   George  F.  Co.,  adv 15 

Miscellaneous  Societies  10 

Moore  &  Sweet,  adv 35 

Morrill  &  Buck,  adv 6 

Murdock  &  Dickinson,  adv 49 

Nesbitt,  J.  S.,  adv 51 

Officers  and  Societies 7   to   18 

Oliver,  Charles,  adv 11 

Parks,  C.  W.,  adv 70 

Parsons,  Leo  S.,  adv 57 

Peerless  Yeast  Co.,  adv 19 

Peerless  Portland  Cement  Co.,  adv. 

back   cover 

Phillips,  L.,  adv 59 

Philo,   J.   R.,  adv 6 

Pratt   Poultry   Food,   adv 31 

Randall,  A.  H.  Milling  Co.,  adv 17 

Randall,  H.  N.,  adv 87 

Register-Weekly,    adv front  cover 

Rheubottom  &  Rayner,  adv 43 

Rheubottom  &  Co.,  adv 86 

Riverside  Hotel,  adv 13 

Riverside  Cemetery,  view 7  5 

Riley,  T.   P.  &  Son,  adv 78 

Root,  Mrs.  E.  J.,  adv 43 

Rowe,  Dr.  W.  H.,  adv 65 

Rural  Mail  Routes 75   to   81 

Schools,  Union  City  Public,  adv 2  3 

Smith  &  Hayner,  adv 27 

Snider,  W.  W.,  adv 39 

Stanton,   Gay,    adv 53 

Stancer,   D.   L.,  adv 51 

Stone,  C.  L.,  adv 25 

Union  Hotel,  adv 3 

Union  City  National  Bank,  adv. 

front  cover 

Van   Aken   Bros.,   adv 69 

Vogt,  D.,  adv 13 

Wemple,    M.    P.,   adv 37 

Weil,  Robert  Co.,  adv 31 

Wellesley,  Charles,  adv 6 

Watkins  &  Warner,  adv 81 

Whiting  &   Son,   adv 1 

Wilcox,  L.  D.,  adv 59 

Willbur  &  Son,  adv 27 

Wiseman,  J.  A.,  adv 11 

Worden  Bros.,  adv 20 

Worden,  Glenn  G.,  adv 65 


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