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1909 Telephone Directory 1909 Lake Forest and Lake Bluff Telephone Directory Last Name First Name Street Address City Residence/Business/Office etc. Agard Rest Home Scranton Avenue LB Business Alcott School Sheridan Road LF Allen Bell, Principal Alders M. Waukegan Road LF Residence Aldrich F.G. Sheridan Road LF Residence Alex Mary J Westminster Road LF Residence Alice Home Deerpath Avenue LF Hospital Allen F.C. Oak Avenue LF Residence Ailing Van Wagener Washington Road LF Residence American Express Company Western Avenue LF Business Anderson A Oakwood Avenue LF Residence Anderson August Telegraph Road LF Residence Anderson Bernard H. North Avenue LB Residence Anderson Geo Deerpath Avenue LF Business-Bonds and Investments Anderson Geo Vine Avenue LF Residence Anderson Mrs. Harry Wisconsin Avenue LF Residence Anderson James Western Avenue LF Business - Grocery Anderson James Western Avenue LF Business - Grocery Anderson James Western Avenue LF Business- Dry Goods & Office Anderson Jas. Jr. Western Avenue LF Bus. Eng & County Surv'r Anderson James Jr. McKinley Road LF Residence Anderson Jos. E. Western Avenue LF Residence Anderson W.S.L. Western Avenue LF Residence Andresen Martin Waukegan Road LB Residence Appleton Thomas McKinley Road LF Residence Arcady Farm Telegraph Road LF Business Armour J. Ogden Milwaukee Road LF Stables Armour J. Ogden Libertyville twp LF Farm Armour J. Ogden Deerfield twp LF Farm Atkinson Mat North Avenue LB Residence Atteridge Mrs. T. Green Bay Road LF Residence Atteridge William Green Bay Road LF Residence Atteridge W.R., Jr. Green Bay Road LF Residence Backus H.B. Centenary Avenue LB Residence Baker Alfred L. Mayflower Avenue LF Residence Baker Alfred L. Mayflower Avenue LF Stables Baker E.L. Sheridan Road LF Residence Baker Peter Woodland Avenue LF Residence Baker Mrs. Wm. Oakwood Avenue LF Residence Baldwin Miss Sarah Oakwood Avenue LF Residence Ballard Bland Sheridan Road LF Residence Barber E.J. Oak Avenue LF Residence Barker Frank Forest Avenue LF Residence Barker Mrs. G.W. Center Street LB Residence Barnes Clifford Webster University Avenue LF Residence Barry Francis J. Illinois Avenue LF Residence Best Paul. J. Poplar Avenue LF Residence Bax Lambert Laurel Avenue LF Residence Beacham Frank Deerpath Avenue LF Business - Harness Maker Behrens Geo Laurel Avenue LF Residence Benson Paul Deerpath Avenue LF Residence Berg E. Center Avenue LB Residence Beta Rho Delta Fraternity Sheridan Road LF Business Betten Cornelius Spruce Avenue LF Residence Bigelow N.P. Green Bay Road LF Residence Bigelow N.P. Green Bay Road LF Stables Birchman Jos. R. Oakwood Avenue LF Residence Bissell Arthur Green Bay Road LF Residence Blackler Market The Deerpath and Western LF Business - Meat Market Blackler Market The Deerpath and Western LF Business - Meat Market Blackler Samuel Illinois Avenue LF Residence Blanchard G. L.. Western Avenue LF Business - Coal, Wood, Building Matr'l Blanchard G. L.. McKinley Road LF Residence Board of Education Central School Illinois & Deerpath LF Business Board of Education South School Sheridan & Maple LF Business Board of Education West School Deerpath Avenue LF Business Bock Albert Sheridan Road LF Residence Boess J.G. Harris Avenue LB Residence Bolton Harlan K. Western Avenue LF Residence Boyle Dr. W.H.W. University Avenue LF Residence Bradley John Dorr Green Bay Road LF Residence Bradley Patrick W. Scott Avenue LF Residence Breen W.P. Center Avenue LB Residence Brewster Walter L. Green Bay Road LF Residence Bricknell R. Oak Avenue LF Residence Bridgman J.W. Sunrise Avenue LF Residence 1909 Lake Forest and Lake Bluff Telephone Directory Last Name First Name Street Address City Residence/Business/Office etc. Brown Chas. Edward Green Bay Road LF Residence Brown Mrs. T. Barbour Rose Terrace LF Residence Buckle Thomas Washington Road LF Residence Burke Annie Green Bay Road LF Residence Burnap Wm. L. College Campus LF Residence Burridge Mrs. Mary Westminster Road LF Residence Butman T.H. Ravine Avenue LB Residence Byrne Thomas Deerpath Avenue LF Residence Cain James Illinois Avenue LF Residence Calvert F. & Son Illinois Avenue LF Business - Florist Carlson Axel Q Oak Avenue LF Residence Carlson Peter L. Deerpath Avenue LF Residence Carpenter A.A., Jr. Huron Avenue LF Residence Carpenter A.A., Jr. Huron Avenue LF Stables Carr Clyde M. Mayflower Avenue LF Residence Carr Clyde M. Mayflower Avenue LF Stables Casselberry W.E. Green Bay Road LF Residence Chantry Fred Wisconsin Avenue LF Residence Chantry John Western Avenue LF Residence Chantry & Son Rear of Garage LF Business - Horseshoeing Chicago Telepone Company Manager's Office Deerpath Avenue LF Business Chicago & Northwestern R.R. Depot Western Avenue LF Business Chicago & Northwestern R.R. Freight Depot Western Avenue LF Business Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul R.R. Depot Everett, Ill LF Business Childs C. Frederick Sheridan Road LF Residence Christensen Mrs. K Sunrise Avenue LF Residence Church of the Holy Spirit Westminster & Hazel LF Business City Of Lake Forest Police Station Deerpath Avenue LF Business City Of Lake Forest Fire Marshall's Residence Western Avenue LF Business City Of Lake Forest Water Works Pump Station Lake Avenuw LF LF Business Clapp John M. Washington Avenue LF Residence Cochran W.F. Ravine & Gurney LB Residence Cody Sherwin Simpson Avenue LF Residence College Commins College Campus LF Business Calvin Jesse Lake Avenue LF Business - John Foley Calvin Jesse Lake Avenue LF Residence Congdon E.J. Sheridan Road LF Residence Convent of the Sacred Heart Sheridan Road-Helm's Crossing LF Business - Public Telephone Conway Miles J. Vernon twp LF Residence Cook Horace Wright Center Avenue LB Residence Cook Thomas Truesdell Avenue LB Residence Cooper Deborah Oak Avenue LF Residence Cotton J.W. Sheridan Road LB Residence Coughlin Mrs. P.J. Deerpath Avenue LF Residence Coulson Edward Deerpath Avenue LF Business - Hairdresser Coulson Edward Truesdell Avenue LB Residence Coyle Mrs. J. Washington Avenue LF Residence Crab tree Dairy Grace G. Durand Waukegan Road LB Business Cramer Ambrose Stone Gate Road LF Residence Cramer Ambrose Stone Gate Road LF Stables Crawford Douglas G. College Campus LF Residence Croft S.T. Western Avenue LF Business - Painter & Decorator Crom Charles G. Cherry Avenue LF Residence Crosby Frederick W. Sheridan Road LF Residence Crosby Frederick W. Sheridan Road LF Stables Culver Helen Telegraph Road LF Residence Cummings D.M. Lake Avenue LF Residence Cummings D.M. Lake Avenue LF Stables Cummings Percy Laurel Avenue LF Residence Curtis Willard Noble Avenue LF Business - Exp & Carriage Dann A.E. Center Avenue LB Residence Davis Charles Sheridan Road LF Residence Davis Walter Western Avenue LF Residence Dawson B.B. Oakwood Avenue LF Residence Day A.M. Stone Gate Road LF Residence Day A.M. Stone Gate Road LF Stables Dean Chas. J. Oak & Vine LF Residence Deerpath Inn Office Deerpath Avenue LF Business Deerpath Inn Geo. D. Morrison Deerpath Avenue LF Business Devine D.A. Evanston Avenue LB Residence Dewey J.M. Westminster Avenue LF Residence Dewey James R. Prospect Avenue LB Residence DeWolf W.L. Green Bay Road LF Residence DeWolf W.L. Green Bay Road LF Stables Dick A.B. Deerpath Avenue LF Residence 1909 Lake Forest and Lake Bluff Telephone Directory Last Name First Name Street Address City Residence/Business/Office etc. Dick A.B. Deerpath Avenue LF Stables Dickinson James Westminster Avenue LF Residence Digamma Fraternity Sheridan Road LF Business Donnelley Thomas E. Green Bay Road LF Residence Dorn John Effner Road LF Residence Double Alice Washington Avenue LF Residence Doyle Geo Deerfield twp LF Residence Doyle John J. Illinois Avenue LF Residence Drew Wm. W. Center Street LB Buisness - Painter & Decorator Drummond Miss Mary Spring Lane LF Residence Dunmeyer John North Avenue LB Residence Durand Calvin Mayflower Avenue LF Residence Durand H.C. Washington & Linden LF Residence Durand Scott S. Waukegan Road LB Business- Crab Tree Farm Durborow C.E. Center Avenue LB Residence Durmont Obid Sheridan Road LF Residence Eckhart B. A. Deerpath Avenue LF Residence Eckhart B. A. Porter Avenue LF Stables Edinger C. F. North Avenue LB Residence Enmark A. H. Oakwood Avenue LF Residence Ensign Herman Noble Avenue LF Residence Fales David Westminster Avenue LF Residence Farwell Arthur Deerpath Avenue LF Residence Farwell Francis C. Stone Gate Road LF Residence Farwell Granger Sheridan Road LF Residence Farwell Granger Sheridan Road LF Stables Farwell J. V. Jr Stone Gate Road LF Residence Farwell John V Hawthorne Avenue LF Residence Ferguson G. A. Poplar Avenue LF Residence Fernald Charles Ahwanee Avenue LF Residence Fernald Charles Ahwanee Avenue LF Stables Ferry Mrs. A. F. Lake Avenue LF Residence Ferry Hall Mayflower Avenue LF Business Ferry Hall Mayflower Avenue LF Business - Public Telephone Findlay Geo. Western Avenue LF Residence First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest Deerpath Avenue LF Church First National Bank Deerpath Avenue LF Frank W. Read, Cashier Fisher Hugh W Prospect Avenue LB Residence Fiske George F. Sheridan Road LF Residence Fitzgerald Geo Western Avenue LF Business - Livery, Undertaking Fitzgerald Chas Western Avenue LF Residence Fitzgerald H. M. Westminster Avenue LF Business - Hay & Grain Fitzgerald Henry M. Oak Avenue LF Residence Fitzgerald J. E. Deerpath w. of Western LF Business - Plumber Fitzgerald Michael Westminster Avenue LF Residence Fitzgerald Mrs. M Deerpath Avenue LF Business - News Depot FitzHugh Carter H Mayflower Avenue LF Residence Flanders Charles A Scranton Avenue LB Residence Fletcher Wm Illinois Avenue LF Business - Furniture & Piano Moving Flint C. D. North Avenue LB Business - Livery Flury Frank J. Washington Avenue LF Residence Fowler Mrs. Laura Sheridan Road LB Residence Frankland Wilson Vine Avenue LF Residence French Chas B. Mayflower Avenue LF Residence French Drug Co. Dr. Western Avenue LF Business - Druggist Frisbie W. M. Green Bay Road LF Residence Frost Charles S. Westminster & Huron Avenues LF Residence Frye J. W. Washington Avenue LF Business - Plumbing & Heating Frye J. W. Scranton Avenue LB Business - Plumbing & Heating Gad's Hill Encampment Lake Bluff LB Business Gade Frederick Herman Green Bay Road LF Residence Garret M.
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