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Midwest Historical & Genealogical Society Wichita, Kansas Midwest Historical & Genealogical Society Wichita, Kansas 1894Wichita City Directory TRANSCRIBED BY NANCY LOU WELSHIMER FINCHAM Pg. 186 (cont’d) Advertisement - Deam Abstract Co. Abstracters of Land Titles, North West Basement of Court House Advertisement - T. B. Glosser, Tailor and Furnisher, 145 N Main Advertisement - Wholesale & Retail Sporting Goods, W. C. Williams, 119 E Douglas - I - ILER JOHN, railroader, residence room 5 above 601 east Douglas Imboden Adam H, com trav Bemis Bros St Louis, r 341 n Fourth Imboden Miss Evelyn, student, r 215 n Emporia Imboden Hiram, (Oliver & Imboden) City Roller mills, 623 e Douglas, r 215 n Emporia Imboden Keener, electrician ab 248 n Main, r 341 n Fourth Imholz Jacob, wagonmaker 122 n Fourth, r 200 w Douglas Pg. 187 Advertisement - Kansas Steam Laundry 122-124 S Lawrence. ‘Phone 195. Hotel Work A Sp cialty. Advertisement - T. B. Glosser, Tailor and Furnisher, 145 N Main Advertisement - A. M. Carr, 253 N Main St. Wholesale & Retail. Difficult Repairing. Nickeling, Enameling. Bicycles built to Order, Bicycles. Imhoof Mary, housekeeper, r 304 s Water Inglehart Chas, com trav, r ab 254 n Market Ingles D F, physician, r 3431 n Fifth Ingram R C, student, r 702 Pattie Ingram Y S, janitor, r 702 Pattie Innes Wm, (White House Dry Goods Co) 116 n Main, r 327 n Topeka Ireland Miss Gertie, r ab 158 n Main Ireland Miss Pearl, r ab 158 n Main Ireland s C, patrolman, r ab 158 n Main Irish C L, mechanic, r 1245 n Water Irvin A A, meat shop 822 e Douglas, r 347 Wabash Irving School, cor Sixteenth and Lawrence Irwin Mrs A M, r 1127 n Topeka Irwin Chas M, atty and sec State Fair Ass’n City Bldg, tel 259, r 1127 n Topeka Irwin H I, laborer, r 1145 Ohio Irwin H V, clk, 111 w Douglas, r Furley blk Irwin Wm, laborer, r 303 s Market Iseminger Geo H, farmer, r 432 n Millwood ws Isenhart G A, clk Boston Store, r 1208 n Lawrence Isenhart M E, r 1208 n Lawrence Isenhart Wm, student, r 1208 n Lawrence Isler Samuel, laborer, r 1013 Lewellen Israel Block, 125-127 n Market Israel Bros (Fred W I & R C I) real estate and rental agency, ab 225 n Market Israel E F, mgr 2d hand store 603 e Douglas, r 257 n Fourth Israel Mrs F W, r 327 w Second Israel Fred W, (Israel Bros) real estate and rental agency 125 n Market, r 1261 n Water Israel Miss Mabelle, r 327 w Second Pg.188 Advertisement - A Bread Winner. Dr. Hansens Quick-Yeast. Ask Your Grocer For It. Advertisement - T. B. Glosser, Tailor and Furnisher, 145 N Main Advertisement - Book Binding and Fancy Work Neatly Done by A. Buch, 127 S Main St. Israel R C, (Israel Bros) real estate and rental agency 125 n Market, r 1245 n Waco Israel W B, 2d hand store 603 e Douglas, r 257 n Fourth Ivy Miss Minnie, r 321 s Emporia - J - Pg. 188 Advertisement - Deam Abstract Co. Abstracters of Land Titles, North West Basement of Court House Advertisement - T. B. Glosser, Tailor and Furnisher, 145 N Main Advertisement - Wholesale & Retail Sporting Goods, W. C. Williams, 119 E Douglas JACKMAN A. H., assistant city engineer, office in the city building, residence 522 w Central Jackman J Marshall, clk R G dun & Co, r 1119 cooledge Jackman M J, r 847 e Third Jackman Nellie M, student, r 1123 Cooledge Jackman R, fireman, r 847 e Third Jackman R C, asst city assessor, r 1123 Coolndge Jacks Montague, accountant 128 n Main, r 519 s Main Jacks Robert, clothing and gents furnishings goods 128 n Main, r 1117 n Topeka Jackson a b, (Lieurance & Jackson) atty 151 n Main, r 450 n Wall near Central Jackson Arthur H, engineer, r 1510 n Market Jackson C, glazier, r 835 s Fourth Jackson Charles, railroad engineer, r ab 217 e Douglas Jackson Charles W, com trav, r 1031 n Lawrance Jackson Mrs C V, r 413 e Central Jackson Miss Fanny, r 521 Waco Jackson G, fireman, r 835 s Emporia Jackson Miss Gertrude, teacher, r 461 w Ninth Pg. 189 Advertisement - For Hack at Any Time, Day or Night, Telephone 100 Advertisement - T. B. Glosser, Tailor and Furnisher, 145 N Main Advertisement - The Goldsmith Book and Stationery Co., Wholesale and Retail. Blank Books and Office Supplies a Specialty. 122 East Douglas Ave. Jackson H L, city engineer office city building, tel 244, r 461 w Ninth Jackson H J, laborer, r 835 s Fourth Jackson I, smoother, r 835 s Fourth Jackson Miss Ida, domestic, r 924 n Topeka Jackson Inez, student, r 461 w Ninth Jackson J, wks Dold Packing Co, r cor Thirteenth and Fifth Jackson J A, hotel man, r 1453 Sherwood Jackson J E, painter & signwriter 114 e Second, r 112 e Moris Jackson J H, (Jackson & Lyddon) meatmarket 813 n Main, r 1920 n Market Jackson L C, dealer in coal and building material 112 s 4th, tel 10, r 307 n Lawrence tel 183 Jackson Miss Lillie E, r 521 Waco Jackson & Lyddon, (J H J & L) meat Market 813 n Main Jackson Miss Minnie, r 608 n Market Jackson M C, machinist wks 253 n Main, r 521 n Waco Jackson Mrs M H, gardener, r 3523 n Washington Jackson Miss Murtie, student, r 1453 Sherwood Jackson Mrs Nancy, r 608 n Market Jackson Oliver, barber 108 n Market, r 608 n Market Jackson & Ross, (A B J & S F R) loan brokers ab 151 n Main Jackson W E, engineer and machinist, r 1102 e Douglas Jackson W E, machinist Electric Light Plant, r 313 n Fourth Jacobs Mrs Eliza, washerwoman, r 828 w Central Jacobs J L (W A Polk & co) 157 and 159 n Fifth, r 815 n Topeka Jacobs Mrs Nellie E, r 234 n Emporia Jacobs O G, real estate and ins 147 n Main, r 1126 n Lawrance Jacobs Sam, office boy Dr Shults, rms 150 n Main Jacques Frank M, barber, r 239 New York Jacques W A, teacher, r 3613 n Emporia Pg. 190 Advertisement - Deam Abstract Co., The only Set of Abstract Books Always Up to Date. The Only Full Set of Court Records in Sedgwick County, North-west Basement of Court House. Advertisement - T. B. Glosser, Tailor and Furnisher, 145 N Main Advertisement - For Imformation About The Best Bicycles, See Pages 21-22-23-24 of This Book. Jacovy N B, retired soldier, r 414 Stephens James Miss Ada, stenographer Mo Pac R R, r 423 Ave A James Miss Bonnie, copyist U S clerk’s office, r 456 n Fourth James Mrs E R, r 423 Ave A James Harry, miner, r 406 n Fourth James H W, messenger Wichita Natl Bank, r 717 n Market James J D, wks Wichita Wholesale Gro, r 625 n Washington James L M, pattern mkr Stewart Iron wks s Washington, r 456 n Fourth James Miss Mary, r 406 n Fourth James Miss Nellie, r 456 n Fourth James Wm, r 346 n Mosley Jamison F M, laborer, r 201 Mosley Jansen Miss Amanda, rm 17 ab 409 e Douglas Jansen Chas, shipping clk 401 e Douglas, r b 409 e Douglas Jansen Frederick, rm 17 ab 409 e Douglas Jantz B H, feed store 306 w Douglas, r same Jason Peter, flour feed & coal 630 n Main, r 826 w Central Jeffers William, laborer, r 927 n Wichita Jehle Fred, wks Dold Packing Co Jekyll Miss Emily, art studio Lewis Acadamy, r 802 n Market Jelts Miss Susie, r 817 n Wichita Jenkins A B, laborer, r 1467 s Water Jenkins Clyde, laborer, r 1467 s Water Jenkins G W, com trav, r 1704 Fairview Jennings Edwin, weightmstr 721 e Douglas, r 813 n Lawrence Jennings Frank D, clk A T & S F freight offi 158 n Main, r 436 s Water Jennings J, teacher, r 225 Ellis Jennings J C, com fght agt Mo Pac Ry 114 n Main, r 813 n Lawrence Jennings Miss Jennie, stenog Houston & Boone, r 436 s Water Pg. 191 Advertisement - Traveling, Men Attention! First Glass Laundry Work 122-124 S Lawrence. Goods Promptly Delivered. ‘Phone 915 Advertisement - T. B. Glosser, Tailor and Furnisher, 145 N Main Advertisement - Model Works, Brass Casting. Gear Cutting, Bicycle Repairing, Nickeling, Enameling. Novelties Manfted. Jennings J S, poet and author, r 118 s Lawrence Jennings L W, clk 326 n Main, r 411 s Washington Jennings Mrs M W, housekeeper, r 436 s Water Jerome Lee, com trav, r 139 n Topeka Jess & Jim (J E Fiebelman & J H Knierihm) meat market 330 n Main Jestcher Beta, housekeeper, r 1017 n Emporia Jeter E, plasterer, r 710 Allen Jeter John W, farmer, r 710 Allen Jett Miss Glennie, wks 117-121 w First, r 939 n Emporia Jewell Chas, clk W U Tel Co 114 e First, r 401 n Water Jewell Mrs Clara, housekeeper, r 401 n Water Jewell Mrs C V, r Fletcher blk Jewett E B, post master and attorney, r 413 n Emporia Jewett F A, stonecutter, r 732 s Topeka Jewett J J, bkpr Kas Commoner, r 248 w Morris Jewett Mary, r 614 s Water Jewell Perry M, salesman 235 n Main, rms 235 n Main Joad Mrs Mary, housekeeper, r 2025 n Mead Jobes A C, cshr Kans Natl Bank, r 1112 n Market Jocelyn Miss Genevra M, student of Music, r 346 n Topeka Jocelyn S Raymond, student, r 346 n Topeka Jocelyn Stephen E, real estate dealer, r 346 n Topeka Jockey Shoeing Shop, 120 n Lawrence, G A Millar prop, tel 327 Johantgen J F, general agent New York Life Ins co, rms 20-21-22 Zimmerly blk, tel 196, r 207 e Central, tel 202 Johnessee Cyrus, book binder Beacon, r 623 s Water Johnessee Kellar, gardener, r 450 n Hydraulic Johns Edward J, fireman Electric Plant Co, r 355 n Water Johnson Miss Anna, student, r 1150 University ws Johnson Miss Anna, student, r 1605 Sherwood Pg.
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